The Danish Crown Regalia sit in the vaults under Rosenborg, and they are included in ordinary admission. There is no separate treasury ticket and never has been, whatever a reseller tells you.
Price
- Adult 140 DKK online, 150 DKK at the door.
- Student with ID 100 DKK. Under-18s free. Groups of ten or more, 130 DKK each.
- Royal Palace Pass 345 DKK — Rosenborg, Amalienborg and Christiansborg across three days.
No euro price is published. Anything quoted in euro is somebody else’s conversion.
Ten-minute slots, and a card that cannot book one
Entry is allotted in ten-minute slots that sell out in season. Here is the awkward part: Copenhagen Card holders cannot book a slot online. You show the app QR at the desk and take a free ticket for whatever is available. The visitors most likely to feel covered are the ones who end up queueing.
Hours and access
Daily 10:00–17:00 for most of the year, opening at 09:00 from 27 June to 30 August, and closed Mondays from 2 November to 23 December. Closed 24 and 25 December.
Access is poor and the operator says so plainly: a four-hundred-year-old Renaissance building with no lift, narrow doorways and several staircases. Wheelchair users can reach the ground floor and the Treasury only, and need a companion.
One housekeeping note: Rosenborg’s website moved to denkongeligesamling.dk. Older links to kongernessamling.dk now return 404.
Source: denkongeligesamling.dk, checked 26 August 2026.
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