* Rosenborg Castle (dates. Rosenborg) is a representative of the Renaissance. This is a real castle surrounded by a moat with a drawbridge that was once thrown over it. This is the oldest of the three palaces we offer and the smallest. During our visit to Rosenborg Castle, we will talk about the history and culture of Denmark, get to know the Danish kings of the Middle Ages and visit the royal treasury. There are still huge barrels of 17th-century wine in the basements, which the living Danish Queen Margrethe II regales her guests with during the New Year's reception. Initially, the Amalienborg Palace complex was not intended for the royal family, but for the noble families of the Danish kingdom. One of the buildings of the Amalienborg Palace complex is dedicated to the museum of the Glucksburg dynasty, i.e. the dynasty of which the Queen is a representative. Here you will see 19th – 20th century interiors, personal belongings of members of the royal family, their jewelry, including Faberge jewelry. Christiansborg is the main palace of the country, located in the very center of the Danish capital. The Parliament meets here, the state reception chambers of the Queen, the reception room of the Prime Minister and the Supreme Court are located. We will visit the state reception chambers of the Queen, see the throne room, the balcony from which the Danish monarchs are proclaimed. The interiors here organically combine objects from the Baroque/Rococo era and works by modern masters. Of particular value is the series of tapestries on the theme of Danish history that adorn the walls of the Knight's Hall, reflecting the entire Danish history over the past 1,200 years. The tour will be interesting for history lovers, all fans of ancient architecture, as well as for all those who are fans of active tourism and want to see the most in a short time.