The King's Garden
"A green sanctuary in the heart of Copenhagen."
Denmark's Oldest Royal Garden
The King's Garden (Kongens Have) is the oldest and most visited park in central Copenhagen. Established by Christian IV in the early 1600s, it serves as a beautiful green setting for Rosenborg Castle, offering a retreat for kings and citizens alike for over 400 years.
Garden Highlights
Discover the hidden gems within the park
The Hercules Pavilion
A historic pavilion originally built as a hermitage for the King. Today, it serves as a cultural venue for music and events during the summer months.
The Rose Garden
Located near the castle moat, the Rose Garden features geometric flower beds filled with historical rose varieties that bloom spectacularly in summer.
H.C. Andersen Statue
A tribute to Denmark's most famous author. The statue depicts H.C. Andersen reading to a child and is a beloved gathering spot.
Lime Tree Avenues
The Dame's Walk and the Knight's Walk are classic lime tree avenues that offer shaded, picturesque paths perfect for a royal stroll.
Practical Information
Plan your visit to the gardens
Opening Hours
The garden is open to the public every day.
- Summer: 07:00 - 23:00
- Winter: 07:00 - 17:00
Garden Rules
- Bicycles are not allowed
- Dogs must be on a leash
- Barbecues are not permitted