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Christiansborg Palace on Slotsholmen in Copenhagen is a former royal palace that now houses the Danish Parliament, the Supreme Court and the Ministry of State. You can visit the Royal Reception Rooms, the medieval ruins, the Royal Kitchen and the Royal Stables, or climb the 106-metre-high tower for free.
No, you will not get a discount on day tickets. You will save money by purchasing combination tickets instead of accessing parts separately.
No, not all year round. Christiansborg Palace is closed on Mondays from October to March. In other months it is open daily.
This is not clearly stated on the Christiansborg Palace website. Check this directly on site or on their website.
No, you cannot spend the night at Christiansborg Palace. It is a museum and government building, not hotel accommodation.
This is not clearly stated on the Christiansborg Palace website. Check this immediately or contact the attraction.
Yes. Children up to 18 years have free admission. A reduced rate applies to students, but the exact price varies per source. Check the current student discount on the Christiansborg Palace.
websiteThis is not clearly stated on the Christiansborg Palace website. Check this immediately or contact the attraction to find out whether an affordable annual pass is available.