Frederiksborg Castle

The Danish National Gallery is located in Frederikborg Slot.
The museum goes back to one of the many initiatives of J.C. Jacobsen, the founder of the Carlsberg breweries, 1878 back. The collection has been extended several years ago with an important section on the 20th century.
The museum is also open on Mondays at the request of the founder.
The museum is definitely worth a visit.Source: DetNatMus / YouTube

Im ausser Schlosshof was found in the Neptun Wells, which is a symbol of Denmark's status as a fiery power in Ostseeraum in the frühen Jahren des Jahrhunderts. There Meeresgot Neptun raises the Spitze des Brunnen Reform. Die Göttin der Berühmtheit, Fama, found out that the figure was the Brunnen. There is a copy of Originals, that of Holländer, Adrian de Vries, who acquired wurde in 1617. There Originally Wurde von Schweden Während der Schwedenkriege 1658-1660 gestohlen und steht heute im Park von Drottningholm Slot (those Königsschloss in Stockholm)In the outer slots farm stands the Neptune River, which was listed as a symbol of Denmark's status as leading Baltic Sea power in the early 1700s. The sea god Neptune knees on the fountain's top, and the fame of the fame Fama is also represented among the many figures of the fountain. The current fountain is a copy of the original fountain made by Dutchman Adrian de Vries around 1617. The original figures were stolen by the Swedes in connection with the Swedish Wars in 1658-1660 and are today in the park at Drottningholm Castle.

The middle of the three islands, built on the castle Fredriksborg, with the Neptune Fountain.