What are the famous things to see in Christiansborg Palace?

The Royal Entrance Halls: These lavishly furnished rooms, which are the tour's high point and exude grandeur, are the most impressive. You can see world leaders mixing and dancing in the ballroom, or fancy-dressed women.King's Throne Room: Even though the King and Queen are no longer seated on the throne, all of Denmark's rulers have been installed there. It is quite impressive and unquestionably the center of attention in both of Christiansborg's Royal Reception chambers.The Great Hall's Queen's Tapestries: A set of 11 tapestries depicting 1000 years of Danish history were donated by the Danish business community to celebrate Queen Margrethe II's 50th birthday in 1990. These magnificent tapestries have exquisite colors and intricate designs.The Queen's Library: The library's selection of literature dates back to Frederick V's rule (1746-1760). Thousands of books have been uploaded since then. Although many of the books have been transported to the Queen's current home (Amalienborg), the library is still very impressive.

Is Christiansborg Palace worth visiting?

Yes, Christiansborg Palace is worth visiting. The Palace has a stunning location that is well worth a visit. As you tour the palace, amazing historical information is presented. You will see a major fraction of the rulers and the Danish realm's historical development. The artwork in this location, particularly the tapestries, is priceless.

How long does it take to see Christiansborg Palace?

If you want to view everything in detail, it will probably take you about an hour to explore the palace, including the ruins in the basement. It will take you half an hour to see the stables, and an hour to get from the tower to the royal kitchen.

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Christiansborg Palace Tickets, Denmark Highlights

Discover the majestic structure that houses the Danish Supreme Court, the Danish Prime Minister's office, and the Danish Parliament
Observe the preparations for royal dinner in the recently renovated Royal Kitchen, which has one of Europe's largest collections of copperware
Visit the lavish reception halls, explore the castle ruins beneath the palace, and learn everything there is to know about Danish regal life
Seize the opportunity to discover the stunning tapestries made by the Queen that reflect 1000 years of Danish history

Christiansborg Palace Tickets, Denmark Overview

Activity Location: Prins Jørgens Gård 1, 1218 København, Denmark

Activity Duration: 1 Hour (Approx.)

Activity Timings: 10:00 AM to 05:00 PM

About Christiansborg Palace:

Christiansborg Palace is a government complex placed on the island near Slotsholmen in Copenhagen, Denmark. It serves as the location of the Danish Supreme Court, the Danish Prime Minister's Office, and the Danish Parliament. Christiansborg, as it is now known, was built in 1928 and is still in use for official royal and legislative activities. Grab a chance to buy Christiansborg Palace Tickets and see the Danish Parliament, the Prime Minister's office, and the Supreme Court of Denmark.

About the Christiansborg Palace Tickets:

Discover Copenhagen's traditions and culture while admiring Nyhavn's vibrant waterfront homes.
A guided tour of the historical site will allow visitors to see the interior of Christiansborg Palace, which serves as the Danish Parliament's residence.
Get Christiansborg Palace Tickets to discover the city's streets to meet the inhabitants at the palace.
Discover for yourself why the Danes are regarded as the happiest people on earth and why their capital city is praised for its high standard of living.
Find out where Hans Christian Andersen, the author of The Little Mermaid, resided and visit charming Grey Friars Square (Grbrdretorv) to admire the pastel-colored structures.
View the lavishly furnished Royal Reception Rooms, which have decorations created by some of the best painters of the time as well as art that was saved from the two prior palaces.

How to Reach?

By Car: Take the route via H. C. Andersens Blvd from Copenhagen, a 4-minutes drive will take you to the location.
By Train: Gammel Strand Station is nearest to the Christiansborg Palace. It is approximately 190 meters away from the location and can be reached within 2 mins walk.
By Bus: The nearest bus stop to Christiansborg Palace is Rådhuspladsen St. (H.C. Andersens Boulevard) bus stand. Take a bus from the station and reach Gammel Strand St., Christiansborg. Then walk 160 meters to reach the destination in 1 minute.

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Christiansborg: Full Palace Access Tickets

1 Hours

USD 23.54

Per Adult

Age Policy:

Children who are aged 17 years or younger can enter this activity free of charge.
Children who are aged 18 years and above will have to buy an adult ticket.

Price Includes

Ticket
- The Royal Reception Rooms
- The Royal Kitchen
- The Ruins
- Optional guided tour (depending on availability)
- 50% discount on admission to the Court Theater

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For safety concerns, it is not permitted to bring large bags, suitcases, strollers, or umbrellas inside the Royal Representation Rooms.
The castle management must be contacted for permission before taking any photos for profit or a job.
Service and guide dogs are accepted.
When an admission charge has been paid, visitors can access the restrooms in the Royal Representation Rooms, the Royal Stables, and the Ruins.
Food and beverages, including water, are not allowed in the Royal Representation Rooms.
At Bertel Thorvaldsens Plads, there is a spot for those with disabilities (at the entrance to Thorvaldsens Museum).
With the presentation of a companion card, visitors with impairments are welcome to bring a free companion.
Wheelchair accessibility is available.

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Den første Christiansborg, 1218 København, Denmark

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Christiansborg Palace Tickets, Denmark FAQs

What are the famous things to see in Christiansborg Palace?
- The Royal Entrance Halls: These lavishly furnished rooms, which are the tour's high point and exude grandeur, are the most impressive. You can see world leaders mixing and dancing in the ballroom, or fancy-dressed women.
- King's Throne Room: Even though the King and Queen are no longer seated on the throne, all of Denmark's rulers have been installed there. It is quite impressive and unquestionably the center of attention in both of Christiansborg's Royal Reception chambers.
- The Great Hall's Queen's Tapestries: A set of 11 tapestries depicting 1000 years of Danish history were donated by the Danish business community to celebrate Queen Margrethe II's 50th birthday in 1990. These magnificent tapestries have exquisite colors and intricate designs.
- The Queen's Library: The library's selection of literature dates back to Frederick V's rule (1746-1760). Thousands of books have been uploaded since then. Although many of the books have been transported to the Queen's current home (Amalienborg), the library is still very impressive.
Is Christiansborg Palace worth visiting?

Yes, Christiansborg Palace is worth visiting. The Palace has a stunning location that is well worth a visit. As you tour the palace, amazing historical information is presented. You will see a major fraction of the rulers and the Danish realm's historical development. The artwork in this location, particularly the tapestries, is priceless.
How long does it take to see Christiansborg Palace?

If you want to view everything in detail, it will probably take you about an hour to explore the palace, including the ruins in the basement. It will take you half an hour to see the stables, and an hour to get from the tower to the royal kitchen.

What is the best time to visit Christiansborg Palace?

The best time to visit Christiansborg Palace is Saturday so that you can take advantage of the 50-minute guided tours (in English) of the palace's Royal Kitchen, ruins, and stables.

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