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Danish Monarchy

20/8/2015

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On the Free Walking Tour of Copenhagen we visited many castles and royal residences. Denmark has a Royal Family and they reside mostly in Copenhagen.  The current queen is Queen Margrethe II.
The Danish monarchy is constitutional which means the monarchy cannot independently perform political acts. Denmark is a democracy and while the Queen signs all acts, they only come into force when countersigned by a cabinet minister.   It is actually quite similar to our Dáil and president. 

For a tourist, the changing of the guard at Copenhagen Castle is a must see.
To read more about the Royal residences and castles click here.

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26/12/2019 04:49:02

The Danish Monarchy is not my favorite in the world. I think that people do not really know how the Danish Monarchy works, and I hate that. History is my favorite subject in the entire world, it really is. I feel like this is the topic that can go and just fuel my life. I will try to go and work my body so that I can be a history teacher in the future. Going back to the topic, the Danish Monarchy is one of the worst ones.

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15/8/2021 06:36:33

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