Hvorfor byggede man Frederiksstaden? | Amalienborg
Amalienborg Museum is located in the heart of Frederiksstaden, a district built as a tribute to the Oldenburg royal dynasty’s 300-year reign. The district is named after Frederik V, whose statue stands in the center of the Palace Square. He wanted to create a district that would demonstrate the absolute power of the monarchy. Join development and education officer Lydia Skov Andersen on a tour of Frederiksstaden and get the full story of this unique architectural project.
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