Talking about the royal Danish times, there is something that is still constant in today’s modern Copenhagen is the reverence towards the Royal family.
Seeing the changing of Royal Danish guards at Amalienborg Palace (Queen’s palace) is one of the top things to do in Copenhagen.
The ceremony takes place daily with the guard leaving Rosenborg Castle at 11:30 am to arrive at Amalienborg Palace for the ceremony at 12:00 pm
When the Queen is in residence the guard is accompanied by the Royal Guards music band.
Even if you miss the changing of guard’s event, it is quite thrilling to see Royal Danish Guards marching in front of those huge palaces
The Royal Guards on today’s date serves as an active infantry unit, that assigns soldiers to combat zones around the globe, as well as the royal family’s guard. Royal Guards are deployed at Denmark’s biggest castles such as Amalienborg Palace, Kastellet , Rosenborg Castle and the Fredensborg Palace.
The interesting fact is nowadays along with military soldiers a lot of civilians also volunteer for the role of Royal Danish Guards after a 3-month training.
I’m bookmarking this post right away! Hope to visit Europe at the earliest.
you will love visiting this city
Loved this detailed post guys. Especially when we have stopovers too we can definitely explore all these places in Copehangen. Loved loved the Alban church 😍
Copenhagen looks like straight out of an European novel. So pretty and so many similarities with Amsterdam. Commendable how you have seen so much on your trip and wrote this comprehensive post about the city!
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