The line of lime trees in front of the palace is still a trace of the baroque style garden. Architect Nicolai Abildgaard was responsible for the garden pavilions "The Swiss House" and "The Norwegian House". The Mølleåen river runs through the park on the east side. A memorial bench for poet Viggo Stuckenberg and a memorial stone for women's rights activist Gyrithe Lemche are also located in the park. The park covers a large area on both sides of Lyngby Kongevej. It contains several listed buildings. Woodland and a garden surround the castle. A French-style garden with symmetry, topiary shrubs and ornamental vases was created in the 18th century. Crown Prince Frederik adapted it in the English style with winding paths and romantic garden furniture such as a well, a grotto and gazebos. The latter, the Norwegian House and the Swiss House, were designed by Nicolai Abildgaard.