No it doesn't but its basically in the city so there are lots close by. Nearest one is probably in the grounds across the road. However, suggest you check out the fantastic food court and market in Norreport which around 10 mins walk away.

Hi Dorothea S, Only servicedogs are allowed on the castle grounds, but we hope to still expect you and look forward to your visit! Best regards, Sara / Kongernes Samling

Hi - Yes you can take pictures inside. But we don't allow tripods or selfiesticks. Regards Trine, The Royal Danish Collection

Dear KEurope, yes, credit card is accepted, but please note that the castle is closed at least until 30 March due to the risk of the spread of the corona virus. Best wishes

Dear adamO237, we don't have special prices for 65+, but we have a combined ticket with the Amalienborg Museum for the price of DKK 170.

Dear Maria, no a ticket is not needed for entry into the garden. Best wishes, Jeanne

Dear Sam3400, it is only a part of the The King's Garden - the castle ground within the moat - which follows the opening hours of the castle and closes early in the Winter; the rest is open until later. Best wishes, Jeanne, Rosenborg Castle

Dear Seaside26, Thank you for your questions and interest. With a Copenhagen Card you would have to visit the ticket office before entering the castle to get a (free) ticket issued. As for bags, for security reasons, bags larger than 15 x 23 x 15 centimeters must be placed in lockers before entering the castle. Best wishes, Jeanne

Dear Trek3708, unfortunately, baby carriages cannot be brought into the castle, so we kindly ask our visitors to park them outside. Best wishes, Jeanne, Rosenborg Castle

Dear Phhahari, Thank you for your interest. Yes, it is required. You can either buy the ticket online prior to your visit and skip the queue or you can buy your ticket in our ticket office on the castle ground. Best wishes, Jeanne