Kongelige København

Den fine tebutikken, A.C. Perchs Thehandel, i Kronprinsensgade 5 har ligget på sam­me sted siden den ble grunnlagt i 1835. Perchs er Kongelig hoffleverandør og har de siste 100 årene vært et familiefirma, hvor det ofte er tre generasjoner bak disken.

Considered one of the greatest works of Danish Rococco architecture the Queen's residence is, made up of four identical buildings spread around the octagonal courtyard.
Get a glimpse into the Royal abode or watch the daily shift-change of the Royal Guard.

In 1994 the museum was installed in Christian VIII's palace, part of Amalienborg palace. It is an extension of the Royal Collections at Rosenborg palace. Visitors can view artefacts from the Kings of the House of Glücksburg, in the period of 1863-1972.

The museum also occasionally lays house to temporary exhibits related to the Royals.

Christiansborg Palace on Slotsholmen in Copenhagen was the royal court's main residence from the 1400s until 1794, when the royal family moved to Amalienborg Palace.

King Christian 7 was born in Christiansborg Palace 29 January 1749. In 1766 he married Queen Caroline Mathilde in the Palace Chapel, and it was in the Court Theatre, her lover Struensee was arrested 17 January 1772.

Her Majesty's Stables and Carriages.

One of the greatest Baroque works in Denmark, this palace was not built for residence, but used when the royals went hunting.

Set in Dyrehaven, the palace is closed to the public, but it is worth taking a stroll in the beautiful forest and admiring the exterior of the building.

Fredensborg Slot i Nordsjælland ble innvidd i 1722 som jakts­lott. I dag bor regentparet på slottet tre måneder om våren og tre måneder om høsten. Og fra 2004 - 2010 hatte kronprinsparet sin bolig i det nyoppussede Kancellihuset.

Kronborg Castle gets its 426 years old "bordhimmel" (literally sky over the table) home from Sweden in a four-year period.

The beautiful piece was made for the king not to get dirt from above into his food.

This impressive church is lined with Amalienborg Castle and the Opera House. Don't forget to check out the view from the beautiful dome.

Frederiksberg Palace lies on top of Valby Hill overlooking the beautiful Frederiksberg Garden in the Copenhagen district of Frederiksberg.

The insane King Christian 7, his wife Queen Caroline Mathilde and her secret lover Johan Friedrich Struensee lived in the palace at the end of the 1700s. In the palace basement you will find Caroline Mathilde's famous marble bathroom.

En av Danmarks mest kjente konger, Christian IV, ble født på Frederiksborg Slot i Hillerød nord for København. Og siden midten av 1500-tallet har andre danske konger benyttet slottet som jaktslott og kongebolig.

Visit Georg Jensen's flagship store located on Amagertorv, to find world renown Danish jewellry and flatware. Georg Jensen is purveyor to the royal Danish court.

Here you can find fabulous design jewellry such as signature rings, necklaces and brooches, alongside silver flatware.

The Queen's Tapestries at Christiansborg Palace in Copenhagen are a gift from the Danish business industry to Her Majesty Queen Margrethe II on her 50th birthday in 1990.

The 11 tapestries are from Le Mobilier National et les Manufactures Nationales de Gobelins et de Beauvais in Paris - commonly referred to as les Gobelins.

In the heart of Hørsholm Palace Garden you will find Hørsholm Church, where Hirschholm Palace once stood. Here in this remote place one of Denmark's largest royal scandals played out - the love affair between Queen Caroline Mathilde and her physician Johan Friedrich Struensee.

In 1771 the pair spent the summer in the palace, where Caroline Mathilde gave birth to a girl, Princess Louise Augusta, whom her husband King Christian 7 acknowledged as his daughter, but all knew she was in fact Struensee's.

Hørsholm Museum tells the story of one of Europe's most beautiful baroque palaces, Hirschholm Palace, where the love affair between Queen Caroline Mathilde and her physician Johan Friedrich Struensee played out.

The museum exhibits models, plans and paintings as well as individual objects from the palace. There are also portraits of some of the people whose fate is linked to the castle. Hørsholm Museum also has quite a large Struensee collection of written critism against him and press coverage from around 1770.

Hørsholm Palace Garden is called so because it used to encircle the now demolished Hirschholm Palace, north of Copenhagen.

Hirschholm Palace was an impressive Baroque building, where the love scandal between the insane King Christian 7's wife Queen Caroline Mathilde and her lover physician Johan Friedrich Struensee played out. Take a walk in Caroline Mathilde and Struensee's footsteps, sit on a bench and feel the history.

Illums Bolighus is purveyor to the royal Danish court and located on Strøget. It is the premier centre in Scandinavia for Danish and international design.

Furniture, lamps, kitchen and bathroom articles, ceramics, porcelain, silver, and glassware.

Kronborg i Helsingør er et av Nordeuropas mest fornemme renessanseslott. Det ligger ved innseilingen til Øresund og er fra 1585. Det er det mest berømte danske slott, kjent verden over fra Shakespeares Hamlet.

Life Guards to the Royal Family.

If you want to know more about the stunning Renaissance Castle Kronborg in Elsinore, north of Copenhagen, then join a guided tour of the Casemates below the old fortress.

With an entrance ticket to Kronborg Castle, the guided tours are at no extyra charge, but groups of up till 35 people can also pay for a specialised tour to some of the hidden gems of the castle. Those tours need to be booked in advance.

P. Hertz is Denmark's most traditional jewelry company and they make exclusive jewelry. Among others, the Danish Crown Prince Frederik and his wife Princess Mary had their wedding rings made ​​here.

Hvis barna vil oppleve et riktig eventyrslott, er Rosenborg et godt valg med sine overdådige saler, tronstoler og andre kongelige møbler og portretter fra Christian IVs tid. Og i skattkammeret ligger kongekronen og andre av rikets mest fornemme smykker.

The magnificent red-brick cathedral with its impressive tall spires is considered one of Denmark’s most important architectural monuments, and it is on the UNESCO World Heritage List.

In the early 1400s, the cathedral was designated royal burial place, and since the Reformation, all Danish kings have found their final resting place here. The insane King Christian 7 and his son Frederik 6 are both buried here.

Royal Co­penhagens forretning selger det verdensberømte kongelige porselenet. Kongehuset var, som navnet antyder, grunnleg­ger av virksomheten i 1775, og de har fortsatt et nært forhold til bedriften.

Royal Smushi Cafe in the heart of Copenhagen combines Danish food and Danish design in a feminine, yet, humorous atmosphere. On the menu, you will find smushi, a Danish open faced sandwich prepared in sushi size.

Beneath the Christiansborg Palace lie the ruins of an even older building - the Palace's oldest predecessors, Bishop Absalon's Castle of 1167 and Copenhagen Castle that replaced it.

Christiansborg is outstanding in the respect that here you will find, under the same roof, Denmark's political centre of today and the remains of the country's principal castle of the Middle Ages.

In the heart of Copenhagen you'll find Sømod's Candies, which is the only place that still produces candies using the same method they used 100 years ago. Since then Sømod's Candies has been appointed royal purveyor.

The Theatre Museum is situated in the Old Court Theatre. Its collection describes Danish theatre history from the 1700s to the present day.

17 January 1772 the theatre was also center stage for a dramatic event. It was after a masquerade ball at the court theatre that Queen Caroline Mathilde and her lover Johan Friedrich Struensee were arrested and charged with lèse-majesté.

Kronprinsparet ble gift i Københavns Domkirke i 2004, som ligger i Nørregade 8. Arkitekturen er med sin enkle, kubiske form et uttrykk for moderne dansk arkitekturs begynnelse. I kirkerommet utgjør første etasje den seremonielle dimensjo­nen, mens andre etasje med Thorvaldsen figurer er - med arkitekt C. F. Hansens egne ord - et åndelig kunstmuseum.