- Amalienborg is the winter residence of the Danish royal family. Well, actually the royal palace is not one, but four different palaces flanking a square.
- A massive statue of Amalienborg’s founder stands tall and proud in the middle of the courtyard, serving as a reminder of his place in Danish history.
- Sophie Amalienborg, gouache by Johan Jacob Bruun (1740). The Frederiksstaden district was built on the former grounds of two other palaces.
- ...1585 as a parish church for the German residents of the city and thoroughly restored (1994–2000); the 17th-century citadel; and the palace of Amalienborg.
- Amalienborg Palace is composed of four similar-looking Rococo-style palaces surrounding an octagonal courtyard.
- Amalienborg is the Royal Family's residence in Copenhagen. The Amalienborg complex consists of four palaces, built around an octagonal courtyard.
- For a wider selection of files connected with Amalienborg, see Category:Amalienborg. <nowiki>Palacio de Amalienborg; Amalienborg palota; Amalíuborg...
- Amalienborg Palace The Amalienborg Palace Complex consists of four rococo palaces from 1750-1758 - and is the prime residence of the Danish Royal family.
- 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...
- Frederik Kilisesi (Danca: Frederikskirke), genellikle Mermer Kilise (Danca: Marmorkirken) olarak bilinir. Amalienborg. Kopenhag Opera Binası.