Marselisborg Palace

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Marselisborg Palace is a Danish royal residence in Aarhus, best known as the summer home of the Danish monarch and for its surrounding public park and gardens.

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Marselisborg Palace canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf palace
royal residence
architect Hack Kampmann NERFINISHED
architecturalStyle Historicist architecture NERFINISHED
constructionEnd 1902
constructionStart 1899
country Denmark
donatedBy citizens of Denmark
donatedTo Crown Prince Christian NERFINISHED
Princess Alexandrine NERFINISHED
function summer residence of the Danish monarch
guardChangeCeremony daily changing of the Royal Life Guards when the royal family is in residence
hasCategory Buildings and structures in Aarhus
Palaces in Denmark
Royal residences in Denmark
Tourist attractions in Aarhus
hasFeature flagpole
gardens
guardhouse
lawns
palace grounds
ponds
public park
rose garden
sculpture park
tree-lined avenues
hasGardenType formal garden
landscape garden
hasParkArea approximately 13 hectares
heritageStatus listed building in Denmark
inception 1899
locatedIn Aarhus NERFINISHED
Aarhus Municipality NERFINISHED
Jutland NERFINISHED
material brick
near Aarhus Bay NERFINISHED
Aarhus city centre NERFINISHED
Marselisborg Forests NERFINISHED
ownedBy Monarchy of Denmark NERFINISHED
publicAccess park open to the public when the royal family is not in residence
roofMaterial tile
significantEvent gift to Crown Prince Christian and Princess Alexandrine on their wedding
tenant Queen Margrethe II of Denmark NERFINISHED
usedAs Christmas residence of the Danish royal family
Easter residence of the Danish royal family
summer residence of Queen Margrethe II
usedBy Danish monarch
Danish royal family NERFINISHED

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Aarhus hasLandmark Marselisborg Palace
Margrethe II of Denmark residence Marselisborg Palace
Queen of Denmark residence Marselisborg Palace