Rosenborg Castle Palace And Gardens Copenhagen,Denmark,Scandinavia. Editorial Photo

Rosenborg Castle is a castle-palace located in the Danish capital, the city of Copenhagen. It was originally built in 1606 as a country house for the monarch's summer use, and is an example of the multiple architectural projects launched by the King of Denmark, Christian IV. It was built in the Dutch Renaissance style, the typical style in which Danish buildings of the time were made, having undergone various reconstructions, culminating in the currently existing form, which dates back to 1624 (although Frederick VI later carried out some minor reforms). drafted in 1833). The architects Bertel Lange and Hans van Steenwinckel were the designers of the castle.