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EXPERIENCE ROSENBORG. The 400-year-old Renaissance castle was built by Christian IV whose colourful personality left a strong mark on Danish history. Christian IV loved being in residence at Rosenborg and it quickly became his favourite castle and venue for many important events.
Rosenborg Castle is located in the King’s Gardens 200 meters from Nørreport Station. Entrance at Øster Voldgade 4a. Rosenborg Castle and The Amalienborg Museum is only a 10 minute walk from each other.
The 400-year-old Renaissance castle was built by Christian IV whose colourful personality left a strong mark on Danish history. Christian IV loved being in residence at Rosenborg and it quickly became his favourite castle and venue for many important events.
Visit the famous castle in central Copenhagen and experience 400 years of royal history. Home to the crown jewels, the crowns and the coronation chairs.
Learn more about the interior and objects at Rosenborg. Descriptions of each room and selected objects including The Treasury.
Buy a ticket to Rosenborg. We recommend that you buy a ticket online before visiting the museum. Print the ticket or show it on your smartphone.
They are the only crown jewels in the world that are both on display as museum exhibits – here at Rosenborg – and are also worn by the incumbent queen. The collection was first established in 1746. The history of the crown jewels begins with Christian VI’s queen, Sophie Magdalene (1700–1770).
A magnificent example of an astronomical clock, with a carillon and moveable figures, made by the Swiss watchmaker Isaac Habrecht in 1594. Habrecht was one of the main figures behind the famous cathedral in Strasbourg, where he spent most of his life.
Schloss Rosenborg liegt im Zentrum von Kopenhagen. Mitten im Park Kongens Have bewacht die Leibgarde die Schatzkammer Dänemarks, die seit 400 Jahren die wertvollsten Schätze der dänischen Könige und Königinnen beherbergt.
In the cellar room furthest to the north about half of Rosenborg’s 700 or so artefacts made of ivory and amber are displayed. They range in date from 1585 to1850. Some are gifts from foreign princes in return for white hunting falcons from Iceland and horses from Denmark. Some were bought in Nuremberg and Augsburg, the south German centres ...
