A baroque palace in the middle of Copenhagen, founded in 1740 to a design by Elias David Häusser, and a building of public administration as well as a place to visit.
Christiansborg was founded in 1740, and its baroque architecture is credited to Elias David Häusser. It is at once a palace and a building of public administration.
One thing to settle before you go in: a lift can be used, but only after you ask the staff at the ticket office. If anyone in your group cannot manage stairs, raise it while you are buying tickets, and not once you are already inside.
Christiansborg runs a teaching programme on Danish history told from the royal side, and it is stated as being for all ages rather than aimed at one school year.
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