the estate in 1854. He charged Rudolph Rothe, the royal garden inspector, to replace them with Danish oak and beech which can still be seen today. The beautiful Swedish Villa in the gardens was built in 1888 in the classic Swedish timbered style for the Nordic Exhibition. Run by the Swedish Villa Foundation, it is used for art exhibitions, concerts and as a café. See also Bernstorffstøtten References External links Houses completed in 1765 Palaces in Denmark Royal residences in Denmark Houses in Gentofte Municipality Listed buildings and structures in Gentofte Municipality Nicolas-Henri Jardin buildings Neoclassical architecture in Copenhagen Parks and open spaces in Gentofte Municipality Buildings and structures associated with the Bernstorff family