frederiksborg slot

虽然距离哥本哈根有几十公里之远，但是绝对是到丹麦必游之地，很漂亮的城堡跟花园，尤其是夏天的时候坐在小船上游湖，从小船上可以欣赏到城堡美丽的倒影，在公园上小憩可以体会到昔日皇家的悠雅和舒适！

相比起哈姆雷特城堡，更多人喜欢这里，城堡确实很精美，比较喜欢门口的笑城堡，好可爱^_^75块的门票也不算贵，里面很大，还收藏很多皇室的精美衣服，漂亮

我们访问Frederiksborg城堡时，首先看到的是湖中的城堡，正是梦中的欧洲城堡的形象。过了门又惊叹，出现的是像童话里的光景，城堡前面有喷水，在阳光下闪耀，后面是壮丽的城堡。城堡内陈列好多古珍品，也展示着较新的艺术品。参观城内后坐船去湖对面的花园，中途从船上看到了城堡，花园也不错，湖对面看的城堡非常美，充分领略了此城堡的魅力。

堡外有花园湖泊，但是比起外景内部更为漂亮壮观，内部礼拜堂，大礼堂都十分漂亮。比哈姆雷特堡更值得一去。 游船和门票 用 copenhagencard 都是免费的。 乘B线（和地图上不一样）从哥本哈根前往只需40分钟。 或可再看完哈姆雷特堡后直接前往菲德列特堡

This is well worth the journey from Copenhagen into Hillerod.The castle is beautiful and when you go inside you get to see all of the old rooms and learn some Danish history. There are maybe a few too many portraits, but that's not a major problem.The gardens around the castle are lovely too, especially the big Baroque garden at the front. And you can take a rest at a quaint cafe in the grounds, which also has a handy timeline of the castle and the monarchy.Definitely go here.

Frederiksborg Slot (Castle) in Hilleroed is one of the 3 beautiful Castles in North Seeland. Here you may find paintings of the Danish Kings and Queens and their "staff". You should also visit the church within the Castle.The Castle shows the "Story of Denmark" as the oldest Kingdom in the World...This is a spot where you often can meet Her Majesty Queen Margrethe, opening a lot of exhibitions, taking place on this wonderful Castle.

Frederiksborg Castle is a very nice place to visit - especially during the sommertime (from spring to autumm) when it also is possible to walk in the most beautiful surroundings: The Baroque Garden is amazing and very well keept. It's at complete copy of the original garden from the 1600-1700 Century. Even though there might be a lot of visitors it is a peaceful place and when you are walking through the Castle yard (maybee with a stopover inside the Castle) you can really feel the atmosphere from the old days. If you visit the park surrunding the baroque carden you will find a lot off beautiful places between the small lakes and very big and old rhododendron, oak trees and so on. Bring the hole Family for a nice picnic or just your husbond/wife for a romantic walk - maybee people from abroad, they are always very impressed.

If you're doing a trip just to Copenhagen, it might not be worth it to go to this castle, but if you're doing more of Denmark than just Copenhagen, this is definitely a site worth visiting. Or, if you've seen a million castles around Europe, this is just one more castle; nothing super-duper special: typical overly ornate everything, from the ceiling paintings to the staircase bannisters and everything in between. But if you do visit, you'll enjoy it. It is beautiful and has some amazing art and armor suits and the castle itself is a work of art. I'm glad we went there.

Frederiksborg Slot has to be one of the most beautiful castles to visit and has a wonderful array of preserved artifacts showing the history of the Danish Royal family including some wonderful portraits in The Great Hall. The baroque chapel is stunning as are the many ornate rooms with wonderful ceilings and pieces of furniture, porcelain, clocks, etc. The grounds are also magnificent, even in winter. There is no cafe on the premises, only a museum shop but Hillerod city centre is just a short stroll away. Definitely worth a visit with a reasonable entry fee.

This castle is by far the most impressive in Scandinavia and includes an overwhelming collection of paintings + furniture from the 16.centurya MUST SEE for anybody visiting DenmarkSituated only 30 minutes drive outside Copenhagen and not far from Hillerød train station

Visited this castle as a part of a day trip outside Copenhagen: Frederiksborg Slot, followed by a stop in Helsingør for Kronborg Slot and then onto the Louisiana museum. I wish I could have spent even more time at this amazing castle / museum!The castle has almost an overwhelming amount of artifacts, really bringing Danish royals and their history to life. The free audio guide was clutch in explaining what I was seeing. It was a great guide, especially considering it was free! It doesn't explain pieces in each different room, but it was very informative.There are a lot of picturesque views to be had inside and outside the castle, I can only imagine how beautiful it might look in the summer with the ornate gardens in full bloom! If you are short on time, this should still be a priority. If you can't allot much time here, make sure to see the chapel and the great ballroom. Both were gorgeous.

This is a beautiful castle, one of the most beautiful in Scandinavia. The castle is wonderful, especially the chapel. The grounds are magnificent and in the summer there's a small boat running trips crisscrossing the castle lake. Try it, its a ton of fun.Be on the lookout if you park at the castle as the parking attendants are quick to pass out parking tickets.

it was quiet during non-peak season so we got to enjoy ourselves and took our time viewing this huge castle. too bad the weather was gloomy and it was too cold to check out the gardens but we loved it anyway. it was still breathtakingly beautiful!

Hillerod is an easy train trip out of Copenhagen, about 1 hour or can be combined with going to Helsingor, and taking a linking train to Hillerod. The slot is about 15 minutes walk from the station, around the lakes surrounding the castle.The castle is approached over several bridges which link a series of islands. It is free entry with the Copenhagen card. Also free is a ride on a small ferry from the town to the entry or to the gardens. This ferry gives a great view of the slot from the water.The slot itself is huge and consists of a huge Baroque chapel, an art collection of contemporary Danish artists, and a series of rooms furnished as they would have been from the Renaissance to the Victorian period. The whole castle is lavish, with wonderful ceilings and period pieces. Allow plenty of time to explore the interior and appreciate the ambience. There are many opportunities for photos of the magnificent rooms. Especially elaborate is the Great Hall and throne room.Outside there are numerous fountains, and a marvellous reconstruction of a formal garden, which is accessed via a causeway to the surrounding parkland. The garden is wonderful - lots of views of the slot across the water, clipped box hedges, statues, fountains, formal bridges.The park and garden is accessible for free, as is the courtyard area of the slot.There is no food at the slot, but the town is only a 5-10 minute walk away.

Lots of things to see. I particularly liked the model of the solar system. So complicated i couldn't understand it at all. The castle was filled to the brim with history. Do get a Copenhagen tourist card and you can travel to the slot and to the Kronborg castle. I did it and was back almost gefore dawn. The transport in Great Copenhagen is excellent.