Kings Collection — Attraction in Copenhagen Municipality

What a complete lack of hospitality! And even worse: the staff blames the system. Mind you: they are part of it! They are the ones that scan the tickets and argue about a silly smartphone app that shows a 'code red' or something because we were a few minutes behind on some sort of rigid time schedule. They absolutely DO NOT understand the needs of elderly and/or behinderd guests. We wanted to see the treasury first and then, after a small restpause (because we all know that these monumental buildings have a lot of stairs), visit the rest of the castle. That appeared to be forbidden by their system, so we were told. Staffmembers said that we had exceeded a time slot about which we were not properly informed up front. If we would like to see the rest of the castle we should have PAID the full (HIGH) admittance fee AGAIN. Ridiculous! The one star above my review is solely for the beauty of...

The Kings Collection is in the basement of the castle. Your castle ticket gives you entrance to this area. The access door is to the left of the castles main entrance door. The jewels were beautiful and were worth seeing. I did not like the ivory collection, though. It is not really disabled accessible. There are a few stairs to the collection and a few more to the next room. It could only be accessed if the individual were able to manage a few steps and had someone to carry their...

Containing the crowns and accessible in the basement of the castle, it's firmly locked in a safe and you can understand why. The pieces are absolutely stunning, and the crowns have been cleverly displayed so that you enjoy a 360 view of them, alongside a small ladder to observe them from every angle. It's stunning and if you're lucky enough to catch a day with only a few tourists around, you'll make...