Visit Fredensborg Palace during the summer holidays - Guided tour of the Palace and the Palace Garden

A palace steeped in royal history

Built in 1722 by King Frederik IV as a royal retreat, Fredensborg Palace remains a key residence for the Danish royal family. The palace hosts state visits, receptions, and royal celebrations. An old tradition allows visiting heads of state to engrave their signatures on the palace windowpanes.

Discover the royal family's private oasis

The summer tours include access to the Reserved Garden and the kitchen garden, usually closed to the public. The garden, shaped by Queen Ingrid and Queen Margrethe, offers colourful flowers, shrubs, and trees. Discover the royal playhouse and the impressive orangery that supplies fresh flowers and vegetables to the court.

Practical information

The guided tours, available in Danish and English, last 95 minutes and include both the palace and private gardens. Tickets must be purchased online at the Royal Collection. The public palace gardens are open year-round.

• Guided tours from 1. July - 31. July 2026
• Tickets must be purchased online. No tickets are sold at the palace.
• Price: See prices online
• Children aged 3 and above must have a valid ticket to join the tour. The same price applies for everyone, including children over 3 years.
• Duration: approx. 95 minutes, including both the palace and the garden
• Meeting point: Main entrance of Fredensborg Palace
• Parking is available at the palace. If full, use the parking area at Jernbanegade.