Marselisborg was a gift from the Jutlanders in 1896-1898, to the newly married crown prince couple, Prince Christian (X) and Princess Alexandrine, as a wedding present. As a part of the gift, the architect Hack Kampmann built (between 1899 and 1902), the present Marselisborg Palace. 

The palace is surrounded by a 13 ha English landscape park (landscape architect L. Christian Diedrichsen), which contains a number of artworks, a rose garden and a herb garden.

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