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Jul 18, 2012 Frederiksborg Slot Basics. Getting Here: Take the E line of the suburban S-train to the town of Hillerod. Journey takes 40 minutes from central Copenhagen. It’s about a 15-20 minute walk to the castle from Hillerod station. Admission and transport on the boat across the lake is Free with the Copenhagen Card. Frederiksberg Palace (Danish: Frederiksberg Slot) is a Baroque residence, located in Frederiksberg, Denmark, adjacent to the Copenhagen Zoo. It commands an impressive view over Frederiksberg Gardens, originally designed as a palace garden in the Baroque style. Crowning of Danish Absolute Monarchs Beside of being a Royal residence for several monarchs up to the 19th century - the palace was used for many ceremonial events - and from 1671 to 1840 all Danish Absolute Monarchs were crowned and anointed in the Chapel at Frederiksborg Castle – except for King Christian VII (1749-1808) - ruled Denmark and Norway 1766-1808).
Notable Places in the Area
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The Museum of National History
The Museum of National History is situated 100 metres northeast of Frederiksborg Castle. Photo: Wikimedia, Public domain.Neptune Fountain
Photo: Zairon, CC BY-SA 3.0.Frederiksborg Castle Church
Photo: Nico-dk, CC BY-SA 3.0.Annaborg
Annaborg, formerly also known as Amtsstuegården, is a Neoclassical building from 1783 now operated as a venue for temporary art exhibitions in Hillerød, Denmark. Annaborg is situated 250 metres west of Frederiksborg Castle. Photo: Ramblersen, CC BY-SA 4.0.Localities in the Area
Hillerød
Nestled between majestic beech forests, at the northern end of the s-train line from Copenhagen, Hillerød is the main regional centre and transport hub of North Zealand. Photo: Wikimedia, CC BY 2.0.Kongernes Nordsjælland National Park
Kongernes Nordsjælland, or in English - the North Zealand of Kings, is a national park in the making in Nordsjælland, Denmark. Photo: Kresten Hartvig Klit, CC BY-SA 2.5.Nørre Herlev
Nørre Herlev is situated 5 km south of Frederiksborg Castle. Photo: Wikimedia, CC BY-SA 4.0.Frederiksborg Castle
- Type: Castle
- Description: castle in Hillerød, Denmark
- Categories: château and museum
- Location: Denmark, Nordic countries, Europe
- Latitude: 55.9345° or 55° 56' 4.2' north
- Longitude: 12.3004° or 12° 18' 1.5' east
- Elevation: 32 metres (105 feet)
- GeoNames ID: 2621938
Also Known As
- Afrikaans: Frederiksborg-paleis
- Arabic: قلعة فريدريكسبورغ
- Basque: Frederiksborg gaztelua
- Belarusian: Замак Фрэдэрыксборг
- Breton: Kastell Frederiksborg
- Catalan: Castell de Frederiksborg
- Catalan: castell de Frederiksborg
- Cebuano: Frederiksborg Slot
- Chinese: 腓特烈堡城堡
- Chinese: 菲特烈堡
- Czech: Frederiksborg
- Danish: Frederiksborg Slot
- Dutch: Frederiksborg (kasteel)
- Dutch: Frederiksborg
- Dutch: Slot Frederiksborg
- English: Frederiksborg Palace
- Esperanto: Palaco Frederikburgo
- Estonian: Frederiksborgi loss
- Finnish: Frederiksborgin linna
- French: Château de Frederiksborg
- French: château de Frederiksborg
- Galician: Castelo de Frederiksborg
- German: Schloss Frederiksborg
- Hebrew: טירת פרדריקסבורג
- Hungarian: Frederiksborg kastély
- Italian: Castello di Frederiksborg
- Italian: castello di Frederiksborg
- Japanese: フレデリクスボー城
- Japanese: フレンスブルク城
- Korean: 프레데릭스보르 성
- Norwegian: Frederiksborg slott
- Norwegian Bokmål: Frederiksborg slott
- Polish: Frederiksborg
- Polish: Zamek Frederiksborg
- Portuguese: Palácio de Frederiksborg
- Romanian: Palatul Frederiksborg
- Russian: Фредериксборг
- Spanish: Castillo de Frederiksborg
- Spanish: Palacio de Frederiksborg
- Swedish: Frederiksborgs slott
- Ukrainian: Фредеріксборг
- Vietnamese: Lâu đài Frederiksborg
- Welsh: Frederiksborg
- Western Frisian: Slot Frederiksborg
In the Area
Localities
- Gammel Ullerød1½ km northwest
- GadevangVillage, 3½ km north
- TjærebyHamlet, 4½ km west
Landmarks
- SlotsarkaderneMall, 650 metres south
- Hillerød stationRailway, 1 km southeast
- TrollesmindeBuilding, 1½ km southwest
- FavrholmBuilding, 3 km south
Other Places
Frederiksborg Slot Denmark
- Hotel HillerodHotel, 1½ km south
- SofienborgFarm, 3 km northwest
- StrødamFarm, 3 km north
- Store HestehaveRailroad stop, 3½ km south
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King Frederik II and King Christian IV Castles King Frederik II (King from 1559-1588 - ruled Denmark and Norway) acquired the castle estate called Hillerødsholm in 1550 and renamed it Frederiksborg Castle - to get the right to use the wide hunting fields in north Sealand and especially the woodlands around the town of Hillerød. King Christian IV & Frederiksborg Castle During The reign of King Frederik II - he restored the estate on the islets of the town lake - and used the premises as a Royal residence. At the same time King Frederik II was completing the building of Kronborg Castle that also was a Royal residence for the King and his family. At the former Frederiksborg Castle - his son the later King Christian IV is born (1577-1648 - ruled Denmark and Norway 1588-1648) - and throughout his childhood he had great affection for the old castle estate and birthplace. But despite the admiration for the historical buildings he decided in 1599 - to demolished the old estate and replaced it with one of the finest and biggest Renaissance castles ever seen in northern Europe - which took him more than 20 years to create and build. Both Kings were great castle builders during there period on the Danish throne - and had a grand influence on the architecture of the Royal buildings from this era. |
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