Fredensborg Slotskirke is the historic chapel of Fredensborg Palace, built in the 18th century as a private place of worship for the Danish royal family. It still serves for royal services and ceremonies, forming part of the protected palace complex by Lake Esrum. The church occasionally opens its doors for concerts and special events.
A lecture celebrating Fredensborg Palace Church's 300th anniversary, exploring Per Kirkeby's ceiling paintings and the chasubles designed by Queen Margrethe.
Art historian Carsten Bach-Nielsen explores the 300-year history of Fredensborg Slotskirke, its architecture, and the connection between its artistic works and theological meaning.
Fredensborg Slotskirke marks 300 years with a jubilee concert on Wednesday, 7 October. Doors open at 18:50 but close at 19:15 - arrive in good time.