Opening hours 2024
2024
01.01. / 11-16
02.01 – 09.02. / Closed Mondays. Tuesday- Sunday: 10-16
10.02. – 25.02. / 10-16
26.02. / Closed
27.02. – 22.03. / Closed Mondays. Tuesday- Sunday 10-16
23.03. – 01.05 / 10–17
02.05. / Closed
03.05-31.05. / 10–17
01.06.-29.09. / 9-17
30.09. -10.10 / 10-17
11.10 / 10-16
12.10 – 31.10. /10-17
01.11. – 22.12. / Closed Mondays. Tuesday- Sunday 10-16
23.12. / 10-16
24.12. – 25.12. / Closed
26.12. – 30.12. / 10-16
31.12. / Closed
2025
01.01. / 11-16
02.01 – 12.01. / Closed Mondays. Tuesday – Sunday: 10-16
13.01 – 14.01. / Closed
15.01 – 07.02. / Closed Mondays. Tuesday – Sunday: 10-16
08.02. – 23.02. / 10-16
24.02 – 11.04. / Closed Mondays. Tuesday – Sunday: 10-16
12.04. – 27.06. / 10-17
28.06. – 14.09. / 9-17
15.09. – 02.11. / 10-17
03.11. – 21.12. / Closed Mondays. Tuesday – Sunday: 10-16
22.12. – 23.12. / 10-16
24.12. – 25.12. / Closed
26.12. – 30.12. / 10-16
31.12. / Closed
2026
01.01. / 11-16
Please note that the ticket office closes half an hour before the castle closes.
Ticket prices 2024
Adults: | DKK 140 |
Students (with ID) | DKK 90 |
Groups (min. 12 persons): | DKK 110 pr. person |
Children under 18 years: | Free |
Combined ticket Rosenborg & Amalienborg* | DKK 215 |
Combined ticket Rosenborg & Amalienborg Student* | DKK 150 |
School classes 28 pupils under 18 yrs. + 2 teachers | DKK 175 |
Guided tour (max. 25 persons): | DKK 995 + admission |
- Please note that combined tickets for Rosenborg & Amalienborg cannot be purchased online. Combined tickets are valid for 2 days.
Buy your ticket online and get it straight to your phone, or print it from your email.
Online purchase will assure you entry at your desired time, and you won’t need to begin your visit in the ticket office.
Please note that the last sold ticket online and at the ticket office is 30 minutes before the castle closes.
The Park Museum Ticket costs 295 DKK and grants you entry not only to Rosenborg, but also to The David Collection, The Workers Museum, The Hirschsprung Collection, the National Gallery of Denmark, and the Natural History Museum of Denmark. The ticket can be bought in the ticket office or in our online shop. Please note when buying the Park Museum Ticket online, that it cannot be used until it arrives in the post.
Visiting groups can either book online or call in advance.
Please call: +45 3318 6055 (Tuesday to Friday between 10.00 AM and 12.00 PM).
For booking via email: booking@kosa.dk
Your booking is valid when you have received confirmation and an electronic ticket.
Book a guided tour
The Museum at Rosenborg offers guided tours for groups to the regular exhibitions and to some special exhibitions. A guided tour takes approximately one hour.
Guided tours must be booked at least two weeks ahead.
Max. 25 persons per guide.
For booking via email: booking@kosa.dk
(Your booking is valid when you have received confirmation )
Please call: 3318 6055 Tuesday to Friday between 10.00 – 12.00.
Please note: A guided tour presents a selection of the museum collection. All tours end in the Treasury. Afterwards it is not possible to reenter Rosenborg on the same ticket.
We offer guided tours in English and Danish
Way finding
Rosenborg Castle is located in the King’s Gardens 200 meters from Nørreport Station.
Entrance at Øster Voldgade 4a.
Rosenborg Castle and The Amalienborg Museum is only a 10 minute walk from each other.
Trains Nørreport
S – tog, Metro, Regionaltog
Busses Nørreport
14, 184, 185, 5C, 6A, 15E, 150S, 350S
Practical information
Locations on the map
- Museum Shop
- Castle
- Treasury
- Toilets
Hand bags
For security reasons you may only bring small bags to the castle (max size 15 x 23 x 15 cm). There are lockers in the wardrobe. Unfortunately, there isn’t space for suitcases. Please note that bags must be collected before closing time, as the castle area will be closed off.
It is not possible to bring strollers and prams into the castle. We kindly ask our guests to park them outside the entrance of the castle. For security reasons carry cots cannot be brought into the castle. We recommend the use of baby slings.
Eating areas
It is possible to eat a packed lunch in our ourdoor dining area.
Guidelines for visiting the castle
Because there are many fragile and freestanding objects at Rosenborg, we ask our guests to observe a few simple precautions.
The objects in the museum may not be touched. It is important that you follow the instructions and recommendations of the staff during your visit.
- Photography is allowed, but without the use of tripods and sticks.
- You are allowed to take water in clear plastic bottles into the museum. You are welcome to enjoy any other food and drink you bring with you at one of our outdoor tables and benches.
- Please avoid talking on your mobile phone in the museum, as doing so may disturb the other visitors. You are, however, welcome to use your mobile phone to look at our online guides to the exhibits or for taking pictures.
- Young children must be accompanied by an adult inside the museum. Very young children must be carried in a baby carrier on the stomach.
- It is not possible to bring strollers and prams into the castle. We kindly ask our guests to park them outside the entrance of the castle. For security reasons carry cots cannot be brought into the castle.
If you have any further questions, you are welcome to contact the guard’s office by telephone: +45 33 18 60 52.
We hope you enjoy your visit to The Royal Danish Collection.
Virtual tour
Mobile guide
Please note that there are limited texted communication at the castle to describe the museum objects. All objects are numbered so you read more about each object at our website. You can use our free wifi.
Accessibility
The access conditions at Rosenborg Castle are limited due to its 400-year-old Renaissance architecture, featuring many stairs, narrow doorways, and no elevator or handicap lift. Below, you can find information about access conditions and handicap facilities.
If you have any questions, feel free to call us at +45 3315 3286.
Parking
There are no parking spaces at Rosenborg Castle. You can find information about handicap parking in the area on the Copenhagen Municipality website (in Danish only)
Wheelchair Users and People with Mobility Challenges
The castle consists of multiple levels accessible only via stairs, as there are no elevators or handicap lifts. Wheelchair users can only visit the ground floor and the treasury, requiring assistance from a companion. There are stairs to both levels, so your companion must assist you up and down the stairs.
It is possible to bring a walker on all levels of the castle, but you must be able to carry it up and down the stairs yourself.
Please note that the entrance to the castle measures 96 cm in width, and the descent to the cellar measures 130 cm.
Free admission for companions
Individuals with a companion card from Danish Disability Organizations can bring a helper/companion for free. The companion card must be presented upon arrival. You can book a free companion ticket online or at the ticket office upon arrival.
We recommend booking tickets online to avoid long wait times during busy periods.
You can book a ticket for yourself and your companion online here
Guide and Service Dogs
Guide and service dogs accompanying their owners have access to the entire castle. The dog must be a trained service dog with clear markings such as a “Working Dog” vest or similar. Additionally, the dog must be on a leash throughout the visit.
Restrooms
There is an accessible restroom on the premises. Please ask our staff for further information.
Hidden Disabilities Sunflower
If you have an invisible disability, you can get a free Hidden Disabilities Sunflower and plastic pocket for a personal card when visiting Rosenborg Castle. Both items are available at our shop or at the ticket office.
The Hidden Disabilities Sunflower is a signal to others that you might need a little extra time, patience, or assistance. As part of the Sunflower program, our front-line staff understands this, and they are equipped to ensure a pleasant and safe visit.
You can read more about the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower here
Practical Information
Special safety rules apply at the castle. Only very small bags are allowed, and they cannot be worn on the back. It is also not allowed to bring objects that could pose a danger to the collection items. See all practical information right here.
Upon arrival, the staff will provide further information on this.
Castle Shop
Whether it is a memento or the perfect gift, we have a large and varied selection of classic souvenirs and unique products, inspired by current exhibitions and collections. The selection ranges from books, i.a. our own series about Danish kings, textiles, jewelery, arts and crafts, local products for classic souvenirs such as key rings, magnets and Christmas decorations.
If you have a club card for Kongernes Samling, you get 10% on the entire range in the store.
You can visit the castle shop without buying a ticket to Rosenborg Castle.