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At the Amalienborg Museum in Christian VIII’s Palace, there is an elevator, allowing wheelchair users and those with mobility issues to visit the entire museum. Below, you’ll find information about access and disability facilities at the museum. Take a virtual tour of the palace here
The museum goes back 150 years to Christian IX and Queen Louise, who were known as “Europe’s parents-in-law” because their six children all married into European royal houses. In Christian VIII’s Palace you can see royal interiors: as in a journey through time the rooms of the Royal Couple and their heirs stand intact. The rooms testify ...
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Amalienborg is named after the summer palace Sophie Amalienborg, which was built in the years 1667-73 for Queen Sophie Amalie, approximately on the site of the current Amalienborg. It was a magnificent villa of Italian inspiration, and was the setting for the most glorious court festivities, but already burnt down 1689 in connection with Christian V’s birthday celebrations.
Le Musée d'Amalienborg. Le musée d'Amalienborg, situé dans le palais de Christian VIII, expose l'histoire de la monarchie danoise à travers des salles royales, des photographies et des portraits. Au musée d'Amalienborg, vous pouvez replonger 150 ans en arrière et voir des meubles et des ustensiles historiques datant de l'époque.
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Amalienborg is named after the summer palace Sophie Amalienborg, which was built in the years 1667-73 for Queen Sophie Amalie, approximately on the site of the current Amalienborg. It was a magnificent villa of Italian inspiration, and was the setting for the most glorious court festivities, but already burnt down 1689 in connection with Christian V’s birthday celebrations.
