Botanical Garden & Palm House
A peaceful garden with a 19th-century glass Palm House, lakes and thousands of plant species.
About
Why visit Botanical Garden & Palm House
Part of the Natural History Museum of Denmark, the Botanical Garden sits beside Rosenborg. Its elegant iron-and-glass Palm House from 1874 shelters tropical plants, and the grounds are free to wander.
Not to miss
Highlights
The moments that define a visit to Botanical Garden & Palm House.
Palm House
A Victorian glasshouse with a spiral staircase.
Garden lake
Water lilies and shady paths.
Free entry
The outdoor garden is free to visit.
Local know-how
Visitor tips
Small things that turn a good visit into a great one.
Combine with Rosenborg Castle next door.
Glasshouse hours differ from garden hours — check before visiting.
Nearby
Combine with
Other guides within a short walk.
Rosenborg Castle
A Renaissance royal castle in the King's Garden that guards the Danish crown jewels.
Open guideThe Round Tower
A 17th-century observatory tower with a spiral ramp and views over the old town.
Open guideChristiansborg Palace
Seat of the Danish Parliament, with royal reception rooms, ruins and a free tower viewpoint.
Open guide