Question 1

What are the famous things to see in Christiansborg Palace?

Accepted Answer

The Royal Entrance Halls: These lavishly furnished rooms, which are the tour's high point and exude grandeur, are the most impressive. You can see world leaders mixing and dancing in the ballroom, or fancy-dressed women.King's Throne Room: Even though the King and Queen are no longer seated on the throne, all of Denmark's rulers have been installed there. It is quite impressive and unquestionably the center of attention in both of Christiansborg's Royal Reception chambers.The Great Hall's Queen's Tapestries: A set of 11 tapestries depicting 1000 years of Danish history were donated by the Danish business community to celebrate Queen Margrethe II's 50th birthday in 1990. These magnificent tapestries have exquisite colors and intricate designs.The Queen's Library: The library's selection of literature dates back to Frederick V's rule (1746-1760). Thousands of books have been uploaded since then. Although many of the books have been transported to the Queen's current home (Amalienborg), the library is still very impressive.

Question 2

Is Christiansborg Palace worth visiting?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Christiansborg Palace is worth visiting. The Palace has a stunning location that is well worth a visit. As you tour the palace, amazing historical information is presented. You will see a major fraction of the rulers and the Danish realm's historical development. The artwork in this location, particularly the tapestries, is priceless.

Question 3

How long does it take to see Christiansborg Palace?

Accepted Answer

If you want to view everything in detail, it will probably take you about an hour to explore the palace, including the ruins in the basement. It will take you half an hour to see the stables, and an hour to get from the tower to the royal kitchen.

Question 4

What is the best time to visit Christiansborg Palace?

Accepted Answer

The best time to visit Christiansborg Palace is Saturday so that you can take advantage of the 50-minute guided tours (in English) of the palace's Royal Kitchen, ruins, and stables.