The Royal Danish Collection

Guided tours of the palace and garden

In July, you can join a special guided tour of the royal residence, including the Royal Family’s private part of the garden.

Location
Meeting place: the culture centre Kulturhuset Gl. Bio in Fredensborg, Jernbanegade 4, 3480 Fredensborg
Date
Wednesday, 1 July, to Sunday, 2 August
Duration
About 1 hour and 20 minutes
Price
DKK 195 for all visitors over 3 years of age
Language
English
Availability
Unfortunately, you will not be able to use walking frames, prams or pushchairs inside the palace.
Accessibility
This tour is not suitable for visitors with very limited mobility.
Accessibility

Fredensborg Palace was built as a country seat for Frederik IV in 1722

Today, the palace is one of the Royal Family’s most used residences outside Copenhagen. 

The impressive palace garden is open to visitors year-round, but in July, you can join an exclusive guided tour that takes you inside the royal residence. The tour also includes the Royal Family’s private part of the palace garden, an experience not to be missed! 

Fredensborg Palace has one of Scandinavia’s finest Baroque gardens. After extensive renovation, the garden received the prestigious European Heritage Award in recognition of its great beauty and historical significance.

Frequently Asked Questions

FAQ

Address: Jernbanegade 4, 3480 Fredensborg (the culture centre Kulturhuset Gl. Bio i Fredensborg)

When: 15 minutes before your tour begins.

Bags can be stored in lockers at the meeting place. You will not be able to bring a bag on this tour.

The tour lasts about 1 hour and 20 minutes and includes both the garden and the interior of the palace.

No, there is no student discount. The price is the same for everyone.

The tour is intended for adults, but it may also be a good experience for children from about 10 years of age with an interest in history.

Yes, children under 3 can be included for free, and a ticket is not required. Please note that you will not be able to use a pram or a pushchair on this tour.

Photography is not allowed inside the royal residence, but you are welcome to take photos outdoors