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Rosenborg is located in the center of Copenhagen. For 400 years it has been the home of Danish kings and queens’ most precious treasures. The castle was originally built in 1606-1607 as a summerhouse by order of Christian IV.The rooms and halls testify to pomp and pageantry, but also to peculiarities, secrets, and a view of the world which was in some ways like ours, and in others very different.
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Christiansborg Palace lies on Slotsholmen (Castle Island) in the middle of Copenhagen. The Queen, the Danish parliament and the office of the Danish prime minister all operate from within the confines of the palace. When the royal family is not using Christiansborg Palace, it is possible to visit the palace on a guided tour or on your own. The palace has five attractions to visit: The Royal Reception Rooms with The Great Hall and the Queen's tapestries, The Royal Stables, The Royal Kitchen, The Ruins under the palace and Christiansborg Palace Chapel.
Visit some of the many museums in and around Copenhagen: Museum of Copenhagen - For City Lovers, Where you can answers to What kind of city is Copenhagen, and who are the Copenhageners? Visit The Museum of Danish Resistance tells the story about the Danish resistance during the German occupation of Denmark 1940 – 1945. the Amalienborg Museum, which is part of Christian VIII’s Palace. Here you can e.g. have a look into Christian X’s study, experience the Fabergé Chamber and see the Gala Hall, which is still used by the royal family on special occasions. The Danish Jewish Museum tells the story of Danish-Jewish life for 400 years
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Vesterbro, a vibrant urban enclave bursting with color and creativity. As we stroll through its streets, we’ll uncover fascinating tales of the area’s rich history and the multicultural mix of people who calls Vesterbro home.
Duration: 1 time og 45 min.
Starting location: Halmtorvet 9
Ending location: Enghave Parken
A half-day tour to Dragør will introduce you to the rich history, including the herring trade, piloting, and much more. Along the way, your guide will provide historical insights. On the tour you will see the bridge to Sweden.
Duration: 4 hours
Starting location: At your hotel
Ending location: At your hotel
Explore Copenhagen’s rich Jewish history through a vehicle tour. Uncover the presence of Jews in Denmark, Gain profound insights into the extraordinary tale of how 99% of Denmark’s Jewish population was rescued during World War II.
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