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- In the summer months, Christian IX and his queen Louise's 6 children, their children's spouses and 36 grandchildren flocked to Fredensborg Palace.
- Fredensborg Palace was built as a country seat for Frederik IV, and the palace is often the setting for important events in the life of the Royal Family.
- ^ Welcome to Fredensborg Palace and Palace Gardens Archived 2013-10-26 at the Wayback Machine - Agency for Palaces and Cultural Properties (slke.dk).
- Fredensborg Palace, located in North Zealand on the shore of Lake Esrum, is the spring and autumn residence of the Danish Royal Family.
- Fredensborg Palace, nestled in the serene town of Fredensborg, Denmark, stands as a testament to royal elegance and Danish heritage.
- Read more and buy your tickets for Fredensborg Palace for Fredensborg Palace. During the same period, you can enter the Private Garden for free from 9.00 -17.00.
- The French-baroque style Fredensborg Palace was built as a hunting retreat for King Frederick IV of Denmark in 1719.
- The main building was opened in 1722, and the chapel in 1726. Fredensborg Palace is currently the spring and autumn residence of the Danish monarchs.
- Fredensborg Palace stands on the eastern shore of Lake Esrum and is located 30 kilometers from the Danish capital, Copenhagen.
