Frederiksberg Castle & more of Copenhagen

DAY 2!!  It was an exciting day!  Today we made our way up to Hillerød where we went to visit the Frederiksburg Castle, a renaissance castle with baroque gardens.
OH MY GOSH.  It was incredible.  I was just enchanted by this castle and the grounds and wanted to stay there forever!  It was huge and everything that I had dreamed a castle being.

On the train to Hillerød

 "I see the castle!"

 "I like jumping pictures...let's do one here!"

 "And here!!"

 View of the whole front castle

  View from the back in the gardens

Don't let the sunny day fool you - it was freeeeeeezing! But the gardens were beautiful.

 In the church inside the castle

 The ballroom - I felt like I was in Anastasia ;)

 Besides the color - that is one cool bed!

 Looking out into the gardens

Looking into the courtyard

 I found my knight in "shining" armor! ;)

Another view of the front with the fountain

We walked around the lake and found a quiet spot to picnic. This was our view.

And then we walked around some more and found another cool shot of the castle.

After we explored the castle, we headed back to Copenhagen and visited the Church of our Savior and went underneath it where there were a bunch of coffins.  Then we went back tot he Christiansborg Palace to see the royal kitchens.  Even though nothing was cooking - they made one of their rooms smell like pastries and DANG did it smell good!
After the kitchens, we went to the Tycho Brahe Planetarium and played around in there.

Then we went to the Round Tower (Rundetaarn). That was neat! We got up there right as the sun was setting!  Made for a beautiful view!
The Round tower is the oldest functioning observatory in Europe. The 281 m long spiral ramp winds itself 7,3 times round the hollow core of the tower, forming the only connection between the individual parts of the building complex.

 Walking up the round steady incline to get to the top of the tower

 That view tho...

At the top!

The Hollow Core...they have a glass platform that you can step onto and look down to the very bottom!

After the Round Tower, we made our way over to Papirøen, a large food market just down the street from the tower.  We tried some danish sandwiches before making our way home for the day.