Hillerød Travel Guide

 Roeffie Says:  Fredensborg Palace and Gardens Opening hoursJuly, the Palace is open for guided tours every 15 minutes all days from 13:00 to 16:30. Entrance fee DKK 35.00 adults DKK 15.00 children. Joint ticket for the Palace and the Orangery and Herb Garden:DKK 55.00 adultsDKK 25.00... 

 ValbyDK Says:  Frederiksborg Castle Gardens consist of the Baroque Garden - laid out in the 1720s by King Frederik IV and restored in the 1990s with more than 70000 plants and trees - and a landscaped garden where you’ll find King Frederik II’s small Bath House Castle (Badstueslottet)... 

 ValbyDK Says:  Frederiksborg Castle has an outstanding collection of old portraits and history paintings and they creates a great historical atmosphere when you are walking around inside the old castle.However, the castle also contains a modern collection with paintings from the 20th and... 

 ValbyDK Says:  Frederiksborg Castle Chapel from 1617 is a very beautiful part of Frederiksborg Castle. The chapel was only slightly damaged by the fire in 1859 and therefore most of the interiors are from the time of King Christian IV. The Compenius Organ and the magnificent altarpiece... 

 ValbyDK Says:  Frederiksborg Castle is situated in the centre of Hillerød on three islets in the Castle Lake surrounded by Frederiksborg Castle Gardens. The castle is named after King Frederik II who built the oldest parts of the castle in 1560. His son - the Danish architect King -... 

 ginte Says:  And then a wonderful view opens and you can't see anything around only this beautiful Frederiksborg Castle. It's the most gorgeous Hillerod's landmark. Frederiksborg Castle is located in the middle of Hillerod on three islands in the castle lake. The oldest parts of the... 

 Diana75 Says:  I have seen this window grill, that I like very much, in the inner courtyard of the castle.This was another element of the rich decoration of the castle, very well maintained, although did not seem to be very old. 

 Diana75 Says:  Frederiksborg is surrounded by a large baroque garden.Almost all the castle gardens in Denmark serve also as communal recreational areas for the general public with free admission. 

 Diana75 Says:  The style of the castle has also been called the "Christian VI style" because the buildings are characterized by sumptuous ornamentation with bands of sandstone between red brickwork, window triangles with figure heads, swung gables and many spires on copper-clad roofs. 

 Diana75 Says:  The sumptuous decoration is a visual representation of the Christian monarchy. Beautiful statues are placed along the wall that is separating the inner courtyard from the middle courtyard, but also on the Frederiksborg facade. 

 Diana75 Says:  The palace is located on three small islands in the middle of Palace Lake. 

 Diana75 Says:  I don't know if this old Volvo has something to do with the castle (maybe a visitor just came here with this car), but it look nice in the parking near Frederiksborg. 

 Diana75 Says:  I liked this wooden bridge over the water around the castel.It was so simple compared to the magestic castle that I was tempted to think that is part of another scenery. 

 ginte Says:  Hillerod, in the heart of North Zealand, is surrounded by some of the most beautiful and extensive woodlands in Denmark. It's easy to reach from all derections. It's a must visit while being in Denmark, so don't miss it!As the history tells - The city's role as a hub began...