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Cost and Hours:
25 kr, nothing to see inside but the ramp and the
view; tower—daily June-Sept 10:00-20:00, Oct-May 10:00-17:00; observat-
ory—summer Sun 13:00-16:00 and mid-Oct-mid-March Tue-Wed
19:00-22:00; just off the Strøget on Købmagergade.
For more information on this palace and nearby attractions, including the
▲Amalienborg Palace Museum (Amalienborgmuseet)
—While Queen
Margrethe II and her husband live quite privately in one of the four mansions
that make up the palace complex, another mansion has been open to the
public since 1994. It displays the private studies of four kings of the House
of Glucksborg, who ruled from 1863-1972 (the immediate predecessors of
