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Rosenborg is a Renaissance castle located in Copenhagen, Denmark. Constructed in the early 17th century, it was completed in 1624. The castle features 24 rooms, including the Throne Room, and is renowned for its Dutch Renaissance architecture and extensive gardens.
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Rosenborg Castle was built by order of King Christian IV as a royal summer residence. Its design includes red brick walls, spires, and a moat. Visitors can explore the Danish Crown Jewels and other royal regalia housed in its basement. The site is accessible by public transport, being close to Nørreport Station.