Where are the Crown Jewels of Denmark in Copenhagen ?
They are impressive. Danish crown jewels in Copenhagen should be part of every visit to this city. But they weren't really on our sightseeing program for the capital of Denmark. We came to Rosenborg Castle by chance, which houses the crown jewels of the Danish royal family. The reason for this was a bike race that took place during our stay in Copenhagen. Our hotel, which we got from the ferry station of the DFDS ferry line wanted to reach from was beyond the route that the racing drivers were supposed to lap several times that day. Our navigation device didn't have any advice either, and we finally followed his advice to a nearby sight that seemed accessible from the maze of unknown streets in the center of Copenhagen - Rosenborg Castle. However, our GPS could not tell us what this lock was about.
Thus it was rather a coincidence, that the Danish crown jewels turned out to be the highlight of our visit to Copenhagen. We went there to wait, until the cyclists released the passage through Copenhagen's city center.
You can see original Danish crown jewels in Rosenborg Castle
The Danish Crown Jewels - impressive and worth seeing
As coincidental as our visit to Rosenborg Castle was, the Danish crown jewels are spectacular. And that's what Rosenborg Castle, the royal garden that surrounds it, and the treasury in the basement of the castle, where the treasure of gold and the crowns of the Danish royal family are located, offered in abundance. We began our tour of the castle in a small house, where the tickets are sold.
Before we look at the Danish Crown Jewels inside the castle, we take a walk through the King's Garden with its various garden rooms, which always offer new views of the castle. Wild ducks and wild geese feel at home in the ponds and gardens, and every now and then a pair of swans swim past us. Walkers make themselves comfortable on benches sheltered from the wind and watch the birds at work. Towering above it all is the tall sandstone building of Rosenborg Castle, with the barracks of the Royal Life Guards attached to the rear. We are lucky and can watch them during their exercises. Only the royal family is missing, then our insight into royal events in Denmark is complete. But this is rare.
What you need for a visit to Copenhagen
- You will do a lot of walking in Copenhagen. Hence are comfortable shoes important.
- If you are planning an elegant evening, then you should comfortable pumps .
- If you like to wear skirts or dresses in summer, then they go well with them sandals.
- You will definitely take home souvenirs from Copenhagen. Rosenborg Castle is not just about the Danish crown jewels. There is also a souvenir shop there. in one backpack you can store souvenirs well. For longer hikes in the area, we recommend one backpack.
- Forget yours Camera not, because not only Rosenborg Castle attracts with beautiful photo motifs.
Where are the Crown Jewels of Denmark in Copenhagen ?
Instead, we visited the magnificent rooms of the castle, which was built by Christian IV in 1606. At first it served as a royal residence. In 1838 it was opened to the public as a museum displaying the Danish Kings' Chronological Collection, including the Danish Crown Jewels, paintings, tapestries and more.
We walked through historic rooms, where you can feel the splendor of the Danish royal family. The underground vaults, where the Danish crown jewels are kept, were most impressive. Here, we understood immediately, why access to the castle is guarded by guardsmen. Enormous values are kept in these cellars. We came amazingly close to the crown jewels of the royal family. They don't allow to take pictures of the crowns. Thus the drawings from a Danish encyclopedia have to convey an impression of their splendor.
Rosenborg Slot and Danish Crown Jewels
Øster Voldgade 4A
1350 Copenhagen K
+45 3315 3286
rosenborg@kosa.dk
http://www.kongernessamling.dk/en/rosenborg/
Do you like to travel by motorhome?
- Do you want to rent a motorhome? Then you will find information and a selection in these booking options. Rent a motorhome or a camper near you here. Or would you prefer to stay overnight in a roof tent on the car? Also the overnight stay in camping tent is possible.
- Check our packing list for campersto see whether you have packed everything for your motorhome tour.
- The Kastrup Camperplaats, Kastrup Sogn, Denmark is just south of Copenhagen. You are standing here in a parking lot with good access to the city. However, camping behavior is undesirable here. If you prefer camping in nature, then we recommend Camping Katedralen i Pinseskoven, 2791 Dragør, Denmark. On the free parking space in nature, you can have a good time after a day trip Dutch Oven on the portable grill or maybe on that Campfire to prepare your dinner.
- Practical accessories for the mobile home you can also find here.
Travel tips for Copenhagen
- Overnight tips for Copenhagen are available Traveling King.
- Where do you park your car in Copenhagen before a mini cruise with DFDS?
- After Copenhagen over the Öresund Bridge
Travel Arrangements
Arrival by plane, car, bus and train
Book yours here Arrival by plane, bus or train*. The nearest airport is Copenhagen. It is possible to travel to Copenhagen by train. FlixBus also goes to Copenhagen. Or you can take your own car to the ferry and continue across the Oresund bridge to Copenhagen.
Car Rentals:
Cheap Car Hire - Book Fast and Easy! *
Camper:
Book your motorhome in Copenhagen here *
Tours and excursions in and around Copenhagen
Activities and Excursions in and around Copenhagen * You can book through our partner Get Your Guide.
Accommodation in Copenhagen
Hotels and accommodation in Copenhagen *, you can easily book through our partner booking.com.
Do you already know:
- Helsinki
- Hygge living in autumn and winter
- packing list for campers
- Baltic Sea places for a vacation by the sea
- Discover palaces and castles
Source Danish Crown Jewels: Research on site. As always, our opinion remains our own.
Text Danish Crown Jewels : © Copyright Monika Fuchs, TravelWorldOnline
Photos Danish Crown Jewels: © Copyright Monika Fuchs, TravelWorldOnline
Photo of the Danish Crown Jewels : By Danish_Crown_Regalia.png: the author is not credited in the original encyclopedia. The image comes from the fifth tome of the encyclopedia that was edited by Christian Blangstrup. derivative work: CSvBibra (Danish_Crown_Regalia.png) [Public domain], via Wikimedia Commons
