A fairy-tale Renaissance castle in the King's Garden, housing Denmark's Crown Jewels and three centuries of royal treasures. The most enchanting museum in Copenhagen.
Why It’s Worth Your Time
Built by Christian IV in 1606, Rosenborg Castle rises dramatically from the King's Garden (Kongens Have) park — the oldest royal park in Denmark. The interior preserves the original royal apartments from three centuries of Danish monarchy, culminating in the basement treasury where the Crown Jewels are displayed. The surrounding park is a beloved green spaces in the city. A 10-minute walk from Nørreport station.
What Stands Out
- Built in 1606 by Christian IV
- Crown Jewels in the basement treasury
- Original royal apartments
- Located in Kongens Have
- 10 minutes from Nørreport