Amalienborg palace interior

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Amalienborg Palace is home to the royal family and a museum about the Danish monarchy. Every day at 12pm, you can watch the changing of the guards.

The Amalienborg Palace is the official Copenhagen residence of the Danish monarch. Visitors may freely walk up to almost touching the building but the Palace of Christian VIII is the only part open to the public as a museum on the Danish constitutional monarchy (1849 to the present). The period of absolute monarchy is covered in the Rosenborg Castle. The changing of the guard takes place daily at noon with the extent of the ceremony depending on whether the queen is in residence or not. If…

Inside the Amalienborg Palace: A photo of the banquet table showed it decorated with candle sticks and pink, yellow, green and orange roses Crown Princess Mary was the picture of elegance on January 1 when she welcomed in the New Year at a Banquet held at Amalienborg Palace in Copenhagen All that glitters: Crown Princess Mary of Denmark wore the Ruby Parure Tiara and matching jewels as well as the Order of the Elephant, which is worn on a chain-link collar on January 1, known as The Knight's…

After being closed for three years, you can again experience the magnificent royal palace used for representation and “hotel” accommodation for prominent guests during state ...

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Amalienburg's Hall of Mirrors This hunting lodge constructed in 1739 by François de Cuvilliés for the Holy Roman Emperor Charles VII and his wife, Maria Amalia of Austria. I am standing in the kennel room for the hunting dogs, equally ornate, but with cute little cubby holes built into the walls. The ceremony of finding the meat appears to be quite important to them... =) With echoes of bling reverberating in each mirror, Amalienburg is a masterpiece from the climax of European rococo.

Amalienborg in Copenhagen

View In Christian VII's banqueting Hall, Amalienborg Palace By Hansen Heinrich; oil on canvas; 60.4 x 80cm (23 3/4 x 31 1/2in); Signed; . Access more artwork lots and estimated & realized auction prices on MutualArt.