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Museum shop

Get a piece of the royal Danish history

In the shop at the Amalienborg Museum you can take a piece of royal history home with you. The specially selected items, which have connections to the Royal Family and The Royal Life Guards, make it a pleasant experience for our visitors to finish their visit in the shop.

Whether it’s a question of souvenirs, presents, or something new for the home, there is a large selection to explore. It ranges from books to jewellery, postcards and sweets to classic souvenirs such as key rings and magnets.

We have many books about royal topics in stock which are difficult to find in Denmark’s ordinary bookshops. The t-shirt featuring the royal crown and the specially produced Christmas decorations are also popular.

Many items are unique to the museum shop, The Order of the Elephant in the form of a glass decoration can for example only be bought in the museum shops at Rosenborg and the Amalienborg Museum.

Webshop 

It’s not possible to order from the webshop before 4 January due to covid-19.

 

 

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Book a Guided tour

The Amalienborg Museum offers guided tours for groups to the regular exhibitions. Book a guided tour here E-mail: booking@kosa.dk. Monday-Friday between 10 am and 3 pm Phone: 3318 6055. The line is open Tuesday – Friday between 10 am and 12 pm Practical information Duration: A guided tour takes approximately 1 hr. Price: Find updated prices here Max. participant: 25 persons Guided tours must be booked at least two weeks ahead Please notice Your booking is only valid when you have received confirmation Guided tours outside normal opening hours are possible by paying for guards See all tours in the left menu

Christian IX’s study

The study clearly stems from the Victorian era. The many family photos bear witness to the fact that Christian IX was a dedicated family man.

Christian X’s study

Christian X’s Study has been preserved as though he had just left it. You are not left in doubt that it belonged to an officer.

Queen Louise’s salon

Queen Louise’s private salon is, just as the study of her husband, Christian IX, arranged in Victorian style. At the time this was considered highly tasteful, which can seem a bit peculiar to the modern eye.