Frederiksonborg Castle is the largest Renaissance castle in the Nordic region. Frederiksonborg Castle is named after Danish King, Federik II and is located in the town of Hillerod, less than an hour outside of Copenhagen, Denmark. The first castle at this site was built in 1560 by Frederik II but his son, Christian IV, demolished…
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The historical roots of the Royal Life Guards dates back to 1658. The Royal Life Guards are stationed in two separate locations at Amalienborg Palace, the royal residence in Copenhagen. The guards are always present at their posts and the changing of the guard ceremony takes palace daily at noon. The replacement guards leave Rosenborg…
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Kastellet Fort is a functioning military site that feels like a park. Kastellet Fort was built in 1606 and is positioned at the canal’s entrance to the city center of Copenhagen, Denmark. It was originally built as the main fortress in a ring of defenses around Copenhagen. Today, it is still an active military fort…
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The Nyhavn Historical Waterfront is a 17th century harbor located in the heart of Copenhagen, Denmark. It is easily Copenhagen’s most iconic landmark because of its multicolored townhouses that have been converted to restaurants with alfresco dining featuring picturesque views of the canal and the vibrantly colored buildings from a bygone time. Nyhavn was originally…
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