The King’s Garden
Kongens Have
Denmark’s oldest royal garden, surrounding Rosenborg: lawns, lime-tree avenues and summer picnics.
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Opening hours to be checkedFreeVisit: 30 minWith children
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A natural extension of a visit to the castle, it is also Copenhageners’ open-air living room as soon as the first fine days arrive.
Our tipPick up a picnic at Torvehallerne, a ten-minute walk away.
Access hours to be checked on site, especially in the evening.
Visiting The King’s Garden: the essentials
How long should you allow?
Allow about 30 min on site.
How much does it cost?
Free access.
How do you get there?
Nørreport, 5 min walk. Address: Øster Voldgade 4A, 1350 København K.
Is the Copenhagen Card accepted?
It is not needed for free access.
Can you go when it rains?
The visit is mostly outdoors, so bring something to keep you dry.
In our routes
Nearby
- Rosenborg Castle170 m as the crow flies
- SMK — National Gallery of Denmark390 m as the crow flies
- Botanical Garden440 m as the crow flies
- Round Tower (Rundetaarn)530 m as the crow flies
Sources consulted on 2 November 2026