The King's Garden

Beautiful grass area in front of Rosenberg castle. Worth spending some time here. Especially lovely rose garden to the right hand side of the castle which provides gorgeous pictures

Also known as the Rosenberg Gardens thisis a very pleasant way to actually get to the Rosenberg castle. They are very extensive being the oldest royal garden in Denmark having been established in the early 17th century during the reign of King Christian IV. They were initially a private domain but opened to the pubic in 1770. The 12-hectares find tree-lined paths, rose-bound arches, the Hercules Pavilion, and a statue of Hans Christian Andersen. They also feature the symmetrical Renaissance garden Krumspringet, herbaceous borders, a rose garden, and several fountains. Entrance is free.

Big public garden on the way to Rosenborg Castle. Lots of green areas, at least during the summer which is when I visited. It's a good place to take a walk, spend some time or just to relax for a while. Close to many other touristic places in the city, so I would recommend not to miss this one during your visit to Copenhagen.

Very picturesque at this time of the year. Such a beautiful walk , I forgot to take more pictures! I did go on google to learn about some of the statues , especially the one of the Queen of Denmark 👍🏾. Public space ie free entry.

Well maintained public space. Clean green and groomed with a well stocked pond. Easy lovely walk with spaces to hide away if wanted. Play area for children and a bit of golfing too! A must visit.

I recently spent a delightful afternoon at the King's Garden (Kongens Have) in Copenhagen, and it was a truly enchanting experience. As the oldest and most visited park in the city, the King's Garden offers a perfect blend of history, beauty, and tranquility. The garden is impeccably maintained, with beautifully manicured lawns, vibrant flower beds, and majestic trees that provide ample shade on sunny days. Walking through the garden, I was struck by the peaceful atmosphere, making it an ideal spot for a leisurely stroll or a relaxing picnic. One of the standout features of the King's Garden is the stunning Rosenborg Castle, which sits majestically within the park. The castle’s fairy-tale appearance adds a touch of magic to the surroundings, and the gardens offer several picturesque viewpoints to admire its architecture. The garden also boasts charming sculptures and fountains that enhance its aesthetic appeal. The Hercules Pavilion and the lovely tree-lined avenues are perfect spots for photography enthusiasts. Additionally, the garden’s layout is very visitor-friendly, with well-marked paths and plenty of benches to sit and enjoy the view. For families, the King's Garden offers a great play area for children, ensuring that visitors of all ages can enjoy their time here. It’s also a popular spot for locals, providing a glimpse into the everyday life of Copenhagen residents as they enjoy outdoor activities and social gatherings. Overall, the King's Garden in Copenhagen is a must-visit for anyone looking to experience the serene beauty and historical charm of the city. Whether you’re a history buff, a nature lover, or simply seeking a peaceful retreat, this garden is sure to leave a lasting impression.

This is an amazing garden in the city. We rode our bikes to this park and walked around for a bit. It's a pretty big park, and it has statues and other cool things to see. I hope the sun is shining when you visit 😉

Visited this place in March with the temperature around 1~3C with light showers. I loved this garden, large, calm, beautiful, well maintained. I was wondering how beautiful it gets during the spring with all the leaves and flowers, can't wait to enjoy the views. the castle adds to the beauty of this garden. Plenty of benches to sit and rest. kids have lots to do. recommended and a must visit place in Copenhagen.