Top Things to do In Horsholm 2021

"Amalienborg Palace is the residence of the Danish royal family. It consists of four identical classical palace facades, surrounded by rococo interiors in an octagonal courtyard; in the center of the square is a huge equestrian statue of King Frederick V, founder of Amalienborg. Amalienborg was originally built for four noble families. However, when the Christiansborg Palace was burned down on February 26, 1794, the royal family purchased these palaces and moved into this palace. Over the years, various monarchs and their families lived in four different palaces."

"Must visit when in Copenhagen.Copenhagen Pass Includes entry to Rosenborg Castle. You can view Crown Jewels in this Castle."

"We can't believe that we are strolling in a castle that dates back 1400 years. The castle that existed in Shakespeare's immortal masterpiece Hamlet is very charming. The ground is very well preserved. The castle has beautiful scenery, and the scenery seen from this castle also proves its strategic position. There was a wedding on the day we went, so we could not see this church. There are so many things to see. If you plan well, you can see people wearing costumes from various periods of drama, which is very good. These grounds are used as places for lunch or just for people to rest for free. You can spend a whole day here."

"Christiansborg Palace (Christiansborg) is a palace and government building on Slotsholmen island in central Copenhagen, Denmark. It is the seat of the Danish Parliament, the Danish Chancellery and the Danish Supreme Court. In addition, part of the palace was used by the Danish monarch, including the royal reception room, palace chapel and royal horse court. The Fort Palace building is the third building named after this name, and it is the last in a series of consecutive castles and palaces built on the same site since the first castle was built in 1167. Christiansborg Palace is owned by the Danish government and several parts of the palace are open to the public."

"The fortress from the 17th century serves today as a military complex and a green oasis of the city, open to the public on a daily basis. It's a great place for jogging or a nice walk."

"Frederiksborg Palace, also known as "The Palace of Versailles in Denmark", is also called the "Crystal Palace". In the clear water, the Crystal Palace looks noble and elegant. The entire palace is magnificent, with 60 halls inside, and the Dutch Renaissance is adopted. The architectural style of the time is the most prominent Renaissance-style building existing in Northern Europe. Hundreds of years of vicissitudes have made it seem simple and mysterious, and the magnificent interior of the palace is breathtaking."

"Fiddensburg Palace in Denmark, the architectural style here is very beautiful, although the area is not very large, it looks warmer, and the environment is also very good, but it is only open to the public in July every year"

"Charlotte Castle is also a typical representative of the old castles in Denmark. The castle is quite large. This area is also a part of the old town, including many exquisite facilities, and the fortress composition is also very good."

"A local waterhole in the middle of Nørrebro. The cemetery is beautiful in all seasons and a great place to have a walk among historic graves like HC Andersen and Niels Bohr."

"Located in the heart of the small Swedish town of Helsingborg, up the steps, the medieval, 600-year-old Karnan Tower, overlooking the Ores Strait, the whole city of Helsingborg is a sight to behold!"