The oldest park in Denmark, Kongens Have, was laid out when Christian IV commissioned the building of Rosenborg Castle in 1634. Some parts of the original Renaissance garden are intact. The Baroque 18th century brought several lovely lime tree-lined paths; the 19th century saw the park re-landscaped according to English ideals. Dozens of stunning sculptures adorn the park including one of Hans Christian Andersen, who found inspiration for his fairy tales here. Gardens are open until sunset.
Reviews for King's Garden/Rosenborg Castle Gardens (Kongens Have/Rosenborg Slotshave): 1
great trip
By A Yahoo! Contributor, 11/22/06
i loved everything about the trip it was amazing there was nothing that i did not like its great to go in the summer months because it is a much better experience