Beautiful, restful gardens with accessible toilet
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Date of visit: August 2018
I have experience of challenges around: moving around
Overall Rating
Excellent
The oldest park in Copenhagen with stunning views of Rosenborg Castle.
Disabled Access In and Around
Excellent
There is step free access into the park. The park is paid out with lawns, rose garden, children's play area, statues and a couple of cafes. There are firm paths and tree lined walkways. There are plenty of benches. In the park is Rosenborg Castle, which is accessed via a bridge over a moat and then a couple of steps. (I assume there is another entrance to the castle).
Parking & Transport
Excellent
The park is in the city centre. Copenhagen has good accessible public transport. There are buses that stop nearby.
Accessible Toilets
Excellent
There are public toilets including an accessible toilet near the Hans Christian Anderson statue/ children's play area. The toilet was spacious, clean and had a single grab rail.
Staff
0NA - I did see any on my visit.
Additional Information
The gardens are very popular but are also quite spacious. I visited in August and they were busy but still tranquil. It's a nice place to visit if you want somewhere to sit and relax. The gardens are free to visit.
