Rosenborg Castle is worth the price of admission. You have to leave your bags in a locker but make sure you get your money back when take your bags out. The coin falls into the slot in back. There is a fee if you want to take photos inside the castle and of the crown jewels. But the guide book... more

Loved the rooms, nicely decorated, lots to see. Could have used some more details on what was in the rooms. Treasury was great, amazing items on display. Lovely grounds, right upon Rosenborg park, where we enjoyed lunch. Free with the Copenhagen City card (highly recommended). more

Get here before they open and enjoy sitting in the gorgeous gardens. Well kept and very serene. They are at the back of the castle, which is the better entrance. Buy the combination ticket. Lets you into the castle, the treasury and Amalienborg castle. 90kr. The castle is very pretty inside, with a good exhibit of Danish art, history and... more

Of all the royal family collections of crown jewels we saw during our visit to Scandinavia, the Danish crown jewels kept here were the most impressive. Definitely worth a visit. more

This is a very special royal site featuring the crown jewels of Denmark(Christian the Fourth's Sword,Absolute Monarch Crown,Silver with Amber Dishes,Gold Tableware,Ivory Royal Sculptings).I also saw a few royal rooms-most were closed for renovation.I also saw fine paintings by Jens Juel,Pieter Isaacz,Jacob Van Doordt,and Herman Klock in the Royal Painting Section.For twenty-five kronors you can purchase a big booklet that... more

I didn't have time to see the castle or crown jewels, but if you are passing by the grounds are open to the public and quite nice to walk around. They function as a city park, with many people relaxing. more

This wasn't on the list to see, but the view of the garden from the Roundtower drew us in and glad it did! First the gardens. The lane of trees is wonderful. Crossing the moat to the castle conjours up movies and books of the past. I suggest you see the movie before viewing the castle and crown jewels as... more

We visited the Rosenborg Castle to see the crown jewels. No bags are allowed inside. There are lockers for use when you buy your tickets in the building near the gate. You can also buy a guide book here. It might be a good idea since there are no audio guides and the written descriptions are only in Danish. Pictures... more

My husband and I visited Rosenborg Castle mid-day in June 2006. Unfortunately we were behind a guided tour the whole time so we had to keep cutting infront of them and were not able to see some of the rooms in detail. The tour was in Danish so we couldn't join it either (don't speak Danish). I think this is... more