The Royal Danish House

The Royal Danish House refers to the monarchy of Denmark, which is one of the oldest and most established constitutional monarchies in the world. The royal family, headed by the Queen or King, serves as a symbol of national unity and heritage. While they have limited political power, they participate in ceremonial duties, represent Denmark internationally, and support various charitable activities. The Royal Danish House also encompasses the historical institutions, traditions, and symbols associated with the Danish royal family, playing a significant role in Denmark’s cultural identity and history.