Frederiksborg Castle

Fredericksburg Palace, known as the "Versailles Palace of Denmark", also known as the "Crystal Palace", in the clear water, the Crystal Palace looks noble and elegant, the whole palace is magnificent, there are 60 halls, using the Dutch Renaissance architectural style, It is the most prominent Renaissance-style building in northern Europe, and the centuries of vicissitudes make it look simple and mysterious, while the splendor of the palace interior is breathtaking.

Friedrich Castle is located on three islands, originally the private estate of the Danish nobleman Helov Troller. In 1560, King Frederick II took the fancy of him and exchanged it with Troller in a forest monastery in Nestorius, south of the island of Siam. Since then, the estate has been renamed as Frederick Castle. After King Kristin IV ascended to power, he built palaces, palaces, churches throughout the country, and also greatly expanded Frederick Fort, making it the first scale, becoming a palace for kings and royals.

The castle was originally a private manor house, but the king later exchanged it for a forest monastery in order to please the queen, unlike most of Europe's cold-coloured castles. It was built with red bricks and green roofs and the three main buildings of the castle are churches, castles, and palaces. They are arranged on three sides in a square. The Queen's Corridor, which is connected to the three main buildings, was later rebuilt for the Queen. Despite many wars and fires, it was fortunate to have been rebuilt and built many times.

This Renaissance castle is impressive. It is also the National Museum of History with a large collection of oil paintings. The interior is extremely ornate with gilded ceilings, royal paintings and antiques. The castle was rebuilt after a fire in 1859. This castle is the highest rated in Copenhagen, the first place, and the tour time is2-2.5 hours. At the entrance, you can rent a free voice guide (in Chinese) with your passport. In all the exhibition halls, the castle church and the auditorium are very impressive. The castle church is decorated with gorgeous decorations, whether it is a dome or colorful glass windows, which are beautiful. The paintings in each exhibition hall, whether it is a king, a princess, or an ordinary noble, are lifelike. The auditorium is also a concentrated expression of the majesty and style of the royal family. Opening time: 10-17, ticket 75 DMK, located in the town of Sheller, 30 kilometers northwest of Copenhagen. Take the A-line short train to the terminal Hillerod (Sheller), about 40 minutes, and the departure time is 20 minutes. After leaving the train station, go forward, and then take the yellow 301/302 bus directly to the castle gate (four stops).

Located in the small town of Hillerod, the Fitrebourg (Frederiksborg Slot), also known as the Crystal Palace, known as the Palace of Versailles in Denmark, is the best Renaissance-style building in Northern Europe! The carefully manicured lawn is green and grassy, and you can see the small animals swimming in the lake.

In Frederick Castle, if you don't enter the museum, enter the castle courtyard for free. But the museum is worth a visit, and it is free to hold the Copenhagen 3 day card! Almost all of the famous decorative paintings, furniture, portraits and so on in Danish history. Very high-end! The hall and walls inside look magnificent.

The museum is in Frederickburg, founded by the founder of Carlsberg Beer. It displays Danish history mainly with portraits, historical paintings, furniture and decorative artwork. It is also highly recommended to visit the museum while visiting the castle. The museum is worth a visit and is free with a Copenhagen 3 day card.