Royal Reception Rooms Copenhagen

... of his freaky photos decorating the place. Sunday I headed back to Christiansborg Slot and saw the underground ruins and Royal Reception Rooms. Some parts of the ruins dating back to the 1100's and the reception rooms huge,splendid and overwhelming. ...

... left towards Christiansborg castle which today, in its third incarnation after two devastating fires, among others houses Royal Reception Rooms, the Queen's Library, the audience chambers, Parliament, the Supreme Court and the Prime Minister's Office. ...

... the Nationalmuseet, we went into the courtyard of Christansborg Slot - the palace housing the Danish parliament and the Royal Reception Rooms. We visited the subterranean ruins of the original castles and the previous two Christiansborg palaces, both of ...

... Denmark is home to the happiest people in the world. On the other side of the fortress we were guided through the royal reception rooms, royal library, and balls rooms. Here is where the Royal Danish Family once resided. From there we traveled across the ...

... did it. You wouldn't get that at Buckingham! We also decided to take a tour of Christiansborg palace, where we saw the royal reception rooms, which are still used today and got a tour of the royal stables, where the queen keeps her horses. We also got ...

... soon. Arshia wanted to stay back and become a royal horsewoman /royal guard.... It was now time to jump onto the 3.00pm Royal Reception Rooms guided tour. We had to put on shoe covers as these receptions rooms are still being used by the royal family and ...

... church, then the Christianborg castle (ruins of previous castles underneath it, the royal mews, and the royal reception rooms. Interestingly there was some sort of student protest outside Christianborg, which also has the Danish parliament. The protest ...

... the one we saw is the sixth, built between 1907 and 1928 in a new baroque style. It was an amazing tour. The royal reception rooms are ornately decorated, quite tasteful and elegant. Of all the castles we have seen so far, this is the one that ...

... middle of Copenhagen on which the Christiansborg Slot (Palace), Danish Folketinget (Parliament), Supreme Court, PM's office and Royal Reception Rooms are located as well as several museums and the Black Diamond (Royal Library). There was barely anyone ...

... the current building. They are in such poor condition that they are only worth a quick view. Upstairs are the Royal Reception Rooms which are extremely ornate. Royalty entertains here and is now used for government functions as well. Since Denmark and ...