- The Amalienborg palace complex in the heart of Copenhagen consists mainly of four baroque palaces on a huge central square.
- The site originally held another palace, called Sophie Amalienborg, built by Queen Sophie Amalie (consort of King Frederik III), who lived there until her death in 1685.
- Amalienborg Palace in Copenhagen is the home of the Danish royal family. It’s actually a complex of palaces, all set in a cobbled square with an impressive statue...
- Amalienborg Slot (Palace) in northern Copenhagen is a Rococo style palace originally constructed under the orders of King Frederik V.
- Amalienborg Palace Square. Amalienborg Palace is the home of the royal family and most people agree it is the most beautiful square in Copenhagen.
- Amalienborg is laid out as a large octagonal square, with an equestrian statue of Frederick V in the middle and four nearly identical palaces surrounding it.
- From the second oldest amusement park in the world, Tivoli, to the winter residence of the royal family, Amalienborg Palace, and many other top attractions.
- A Major Work in Danish Architecture Amalienborg, designed by the architect Nicolai Eigtved (1701-54) in the early 1750s, is a major work in Danish...
- Annæ Plads, and Amaliegade, to Amalienborg. ... In 1994, some of the official and private rooms in Amalienborg were opened to the public.