FREDERIKSBORG CASTLE

Experience Frederiksborg Castle and Museum of National History with magnificent halls, portraits, history paintings, and special exhibitions. Located just 35 minutes north of Copenhagen.

The impressive Renaissance castle was built by Christian IV in the early 17th century to show-case the king’s power. With its fairytale-like location in the middle of the Castle Lake, surrounded by the Baroque Garden and the romantic landscape garden, Frederiksborg Castle offers a unique destination with great cultural experiences, gastronomy, garden walks, and boat trips with the Little Ferry on the Castle Lake throughout the summer.

Museum of National History and National Portrait Gallery

Frederiksborg Castle serves both as Museum of National History and National Portrait Gallery. The portrait collection is the country’s largest and most significant, and history paintings communicate important national events.

Experience the pomp and splendor of bygone times up close: The Castle Church, the Great Hall, and the Audience Hall provide insight into changing periods and styles. Additionally, changing special exhibitions are shown each year.

Frederiksborg for children

Experience Frederiksborg Castle through a child’s eyes! Families with children are invited to follow tailored exploration trails, guiding them to discover fascinating highlights and hidden details. During Danish school break seasons, special activities ensure even more fun for children.

Dine at Rabarbergaarden Slottet

The museum’s restaurant, Rabarbergaarden Slottet (meaning the Rhubarb farm at the castle) brings the flavors of North Zealand to the table. Enjoy a gastronomic experience with local, organic ingredients from a sustainable farm-to-table kitchen.

The Museum is open every day all year round.

See opening hours at dnm.dk

Frederiksborg Slot, 3400 Hillerød