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The Golden Coupé (Danish: Guldkareten), also known as State Coach No. 1 (Danish: Statskaret Nr. 1), is the finest of the carriages still used by the Danish royal family. Built in Henry Fife's Copenhagen workshop in 1839–1840, it was first used by Christian VIII. Since then, it has been used by all Danish monarchs. It is used today by Margrethe II for the annual New Year's levee in January as well as for special occasions, such as jubilees and state visits.

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  • The Golden Coupé (Danish: Guldkareten), also known as State Coach No. 1 (Danish: Statskaret Nr. 1), is the finest of the carriages still used by the Danish royal family. Built in Henry Fife's Copenhagen workshop in 1839–1840, it was first used by Christian VIII. Since then, it has been used by all Danish monarchs. It is used today by Margrethe II for the annual New Year's levee in January as well as for special occasions, such as jubilees and state visits. (en)
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  • The Golden Coupé (Danish: Guldkareten), also known as State Coach No. 1 (Danish: Statskaret Nr. 1), is the finest of the carriages still used by the Danish royal family. Built in Henry Fife's Copenhagen workshop in 1839–1840, it was first used by Christian VIII. Since then, it has been used by all Danish monarchs. It is used today by Margrethe II for the annual New Year's levee in January as well as for special occasions, such as jubilees and state visits. (en)
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  • Golden Coupé (Denmark) (en)
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