Amalienborg Palace

Overview
During the restoration of Christian VIII's palace in 1994 – part of Amalienborg palace, Amalienborg museum was installed on the ground floor.

The museum is an extension of the Royal Collections at Rosenborg Castle and visitors can view artefacts from the Kings of the House of Glücksburg in the period of 1863-1972 and covers four generations of the family line.

The interior exhibits follow the royal generation changes, including reconstructions of Fredrik VIII's private office and jewelry chamber.

The museum stages several special exhibitions every year about the Royal family.

Tickets

 * Adults (includes Special Exhibition) - 70 DKK Sunday-Friday, 90 DKK Saturday


 * Children (17 & under) - Free

The combined ticket for Rosenborg Castle and Amalienborg Palace costs DKK 125 and lets you visit the museums within two days. The normal price for visiting both on weekdays and Sundays is DKK 160 and DKK 180 for visiting the museums on Saturdays or during special exhibitions (as the visit on Saturdays at Amalienborg includes entrance to the Royal reception rooms on the piano nobile).
 * Students - 50 DKK Sunday-Friday, 60 DKK
 * Combination Ticket (Rosenborg Castle and Amalienborg Palace) - 125 DKK

At Amalienborg you can take a royal journey through time and see the private chambers of the previous kings and queens. In the museum you can explore the history of the monarchy through the last 150 years and be introduced to the everyday life of the royalty in our own time. On Saturdays, there is admittance to the Gala Hall and the adjoining staterooms on the piano nobile, which are still used by the Royal Family.

Opening Hours
1 Jan - 30 Apr  11:00-16:00, Tuesday-Sunday

1 May - 31 Oct  10:00-16:00 every day

1 Nov - 21 Dec  11:00-16:00, Tuesday-Sunday

22 Dec - 26 Dec  Closed

27 Dec - 30 Dec  11:00-16:00

31 Dec  Closed

Find Your Way
Metrostation Kongens Nytorv

Buses 1A, 15 or 20E (Bredgade and Store Kongensgade) 26 (Dronningens Tværgade) 350S (Kongens Nytorv)