Fredensborg

Fredensborg sits beside Lake Esrum in North Zealand, Denmark, where forest and water shape the setting around its royal residence. Fredensborg Palace, commissioned by King Frederick IV and completed in 1722, remains a working residence of the Danish royal family. Formal Baroque gardens extend from the palace, while the nearby Nordmandsdalen contains 68 sandstone sculptures of Norwegian and Faroese people created in the 18th century. The town belongs to the wooded, lake-filled landscape of northern Zealand. View additional webcams nearby to better understand how Fredensborg and North Zealand relate to their lakeside surroundings.

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