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The museum in Christian VIII's Mansion at Amalienborg Palace is a continuation of the Royal Collections at Rosenborg Castle. With the arrangement of Frederik VII's Room in the late 19th century, Rosenborg's exhibitions on the Oldenburg Kings were complete. The limited space at the Castle was then used to its limit. If the reigns of later Kings were to be illustrated, it would have to be at a different location.
When Christian VIII's Mansion was restored in 1994 a museum was established on the ground floor. It houses exhibitions covering the period 1863-1972 and spans four generations of the Glücksburg line: Christian IX, Frederik VIII, Christian X and Frederik IX. |