The Danish Parliament

The Danish Parliament Hall is the place where Danish parliamentarians legislate, also known as the Christianburg Palace. The palace was built in 1773-1775 and has a European 18th-century Rococo style. Since 1849, the Christianburg Palace has been used as a venue for parliament.

Copenhagen is the capital of Denmark. It's a very beautiful city, and it's also a seaside city. It's the hometown of Andersen, the fairy tale king. So it's also a city full of fairy tales. The Danish Parliament Hall is the most famous building here.

The Danish Parliament Hall is the place where Danish parliamentarians legislate, also known as the Kristianburg Palace. Established in 1773-1775, the palace has Rococo-style architecture of the eighteenth century in Europe.

If you want to visit a magnificent building, you should make an appointment on the official website in advance. Someone leads you and provides English explanations.

There have been many important meetings in Denmark, so if you go here, you can really find a lot of memorials.