Sightseeing Aarhus, Denmark

Christiansborg Palace on Slotsholmen in Copenhagen houses the Danish Parliament, the Prime Minister's Office, and the Supreme Court. The Royal Reception Rooms in the palace's north wing, the palace church and most of the Riding Ground Complex are available to the Royal Family. As a result of two serious fires in 1794 and 1884, the palace complex be ...»

Amalienborg in Copenhagen is the royal couple's winter residence. This castle in Denmark's capital is a major architectural piece in Rococo architectural styles. Amalienborg comprises four externally uniform (but internally different) palaces around a courtyard. In the large courtyard, visitors see an equestrian statue of Frederik V who was the fou ...»

The castle of Fredensborg is an 18th-century palace north of Copenhagen. Fredensborg Palace at Lake Esrum enjoys a special status among Danish palaces as the royal couple's most used residence. The extensive palace and grounds came into being gradually during the 18th century.

Kronborg Castle (in Danish: Kronborg Slot) is strategically located at a very narrow strip of water between Denmark and Sweden. This helped medieval kings to regulate import and export, along with incoming taxes paid by ships passing through.