Location: Fleet Fort is located in the small town of Hillerod, about 30 kilometers north of Copenhagen, also known as the "Crystal Palace". History: The palace was built in 1625 and is the most famous Renaissance building in Northern Europe. It has the title of Versailles Palace in Denmark. Frederick II was the king who first incorporated the castle into the royal palace, hence the name of him. The palace was built on the basis of the original aristocratic government. After his son, Christian IV, he demolished some of the buildings and built them into a Renaissance palace, forming the current style. Since then, Frederiksberg has been known as the most popular palace in the royal family. Highlights: Palace was fired in 1859, after the founder of Carlsberg Brewery donated repair fees for Frederiksborg Palace, restored more than 70 rooms, and not only saw the rooms of the King and Wang Hao Sightseeing halls, knights, chapels, dance studios, etc., can also witness the decorations and paintings of the time, the leisurely life of the royal family. is composed of three-sided buildings. The middle square is a fountain sculpture based on the sea god, named Neptune Fountain. From the Mint Gate and the Mint Bridge you can come to the Baroque Garden from the castle. The garden design of the architect J. C. Krieger is completely symmetrical based on the central axis of the castle, and the vision of the entire garden extends into the surrounding landscape. The traditional costumes on the first floor are overwhelming, and the roof of the building is very romantic. The hallway of the castle is covered with a very large Knight's Medal.