Rosenborg Palace

Used as a summer Residence by Danish Royal Family since 18 century, Rosenborg Palace was built by Christian IV between 1608 and 1634. The Dutch Renaissance style in which the palace is build is an example of the kind of buildings that were built during that time period. It was opened to public as a museum in the year 1838 and has put on display royal collections and artifacts of Denmark from 16th to 19th century. The palace is located right in the center of Copenhagen making it easy for the tourists to visit the beautiful Rosenborg Palace.