List of castles and palaces in Denmark
In this list, castles and fortresses in Denmark as well as Danish manor houses, palaces and fortified manor houses on which construction began in the 19th century at the latest.
Capital Region
- Amalienborg Palace: city residence of the Danish Royal Copenhagen
- Bernstorff Castle: Small simple palace in Gentofte, built by the Danish Foreign Minister Johan Hartvig Ernst Bernstorff as a summer residence
- Castle Charlotte Borg: headquarters of the Royal Danish Academy of Art in downtown Copenhagen
- Charlottenlund Castle: The castle in Gentofte was named after the Danish Princess Charlotte Amalie and was previously called Gyldenlund.
- Christiansborg Palace: seat of the Danish Parliament in Copenhagen
- Frederiksberg Palace: Formerly a summer residence in Copenhagen, the castle houses a military academy today.
- Frederiksborg Castle: Castle in Hillerød water on the island of Zealand
- Castle Frederiksdal: Small summer house in Lyngby at Furesee
- Fredensborg Palace: Baroque castle on the island of Zealand. In spring and autumn residence of the Danish royal family.
- Castle Hammershus: One of the largest castle ruins in northern Europe on the island of Bornholm
- Castle Hvidore: widow seat of Empress Dagmar of Russia and Queen Alexandra of Great Britain
- Jægerspris Castle: hunting lodge on Zealand
- Castle Kokkendal ( North Zealand ): Castle of 1866 in the municipality of Hørsholm. ( An eponymous castle stands in the Region Nordjylland. )
- Kronborg Castle: fortress in Elsinore on Zealand and the scene of Hamlet
- Lille Borg: ruined castle on Bornholm, which dates from the mid-12th century
- Marienlyst Castle: The castle in Elsinore is now a museum and an art gallery.
- Næsseslottet: mansion in the style of Louis XVI in Holte, which is now used as a hotel
- Rosenborg Castle: The Castle in Copenhagen is on a two-story summer home of King Christian IV back.
- Schæffergården: rococo mansion in the district of Copenhagen Jægersborg, built in 1755-1756, the former residence of Prince Harald and Princess Helena, sometimes referred to as Jægersborghus.
- Castle Sorgenfri: Royal Castle in Lyngby near Copenhagen
Region Midtjylland
- Brejninggaard: Mansion in Spjald, which now houses a school
- Castle Claus Holm: widow seat of the Danish Queen Anna Sophie in Randers
- Castle Frijsenborg: Frijsenborgs imposing manor house in the style of the Dutch Renaissance
- Castle Kalø: The medieval castle on the Danish island Kalø served in 1518 as a prison for Gustav I Vasa.
- Nørre Vosborg: Historical manor house in Vemb. He now hosts a conference hotel and cultural center.
- Castle Rose Holm: four wings at Hornslet in the style of the Italian Ranissance
- Spøttrup Castle: Best Held medieval castle in Denmark. It is located northwest of Skive in Jutland.
- Castle Vilhelmsborg: Neoclassical mansion of 1844 in Aarhus
- Marselisborg Palace: Residence of the Royal Family in Aarhus, built in 1902 for Christian and Alexandrine of Denmark
- Castle Løvenholm (formerly Gjesing Holm ) in the village Gjesing in Jutland.