Amalienborg Palace, Copenhagen
Posted in Architecture, Baltic Cruise, Trips at 12:00 on 8 June 2019
I hadn’t realised at the time but the Amalienborg Palace, (Kogenlige Slot,) Copenhagen, the winter residence of the Danish Royal Family, is actually four identical facades surrounding a central space.
It makes this stitch I made of my first two photos a bit unnecessary. The building isn’t really bent, of course:-
Second building. Frederiks Kirke to left here:-
Frederiks Kirke (a street away) from central space:-
Amalienborg Palace Gateway:-
Close-up on one of the facades:-
Guards at Palace:-
The guards have an odd posture. They march – and stand – with arms folded:-
These two didn’t have arms folded, though. (This is a video. Click on picture to get to the video):-
Changing Guard, Amalienborg Palace, Copenhagen. Again, click to get to video:-
Tags: Amalienborg Palace, Architecture, Copenhagen, Kogenlige Slot









