Amalienborg Palace
Amalienborg, Amalienborgs, 1257 Copenhagen, Denmark
Description:
In Copenhagen is one of the main attractions of Denmark - the royal palace of Amalienborg. It is the official residence and residence of the Danish royal family. The first building that preceded the present Amalienborg Palace was built in 1673 by the wife of Frederick III, Queen Sophia Amalia (after whom the palace was named). However, it burned down during a terrible fire in 1689.
The current royal palace Amalienborg is a complex of four buildings, each of which belonged to a separate monarch and has its own name: Christian VII mansion - Christian VIII Molke mansion - Levetsau mansion Frederick VIII - Brockdorf mansion Christian IX - Shaq mansion.
The whole complex of Amalienborg Castle is made in the architectural style of Rococo.