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Queen Mary Visits Danish Royal Summer Home
20 Feb
Summary
- Queen Mary shared a snowy view of Gråsten Palace, the Danish royals' summer residence.
- The palace has served as the royal family's summer retreat since 1935.
- Queen Mary and King Frederik continue the tradition with their four children.
Queen Mary provided a glimpse of Gråsten Palace, the Danish Royal Family's cherished summer residence located in Denmark's Jutland region. The palace, with origins tracing back to the 18th century, has been a royal summer retreat since 1935. Queen Mary and King Frederik currently reside there with their four children, upholding the tradition.
For the winter season, the royal family is based at Amalienborg Palace in Copenhagen. Queen Mary clarified her visit to Gråsten was brief, indicating their return to the summer residence is not yet for an extended stay. Typically, the royal couple relocates to Gråsten in July.
Gråsten Palace boasts a rich history, initially a hunting lodge in the 1500s. Significant renovations and additions occurred in the 18th and 19th centuries, including the construction of its colorful gardens in the late 1700s. King Frederik has spoken fondly of the palace, highlighting its role as a place of peace and joy for his mother and aunts.
