In honor of the Pleasure Palace, which is in the center of Copenhagen, and in order to remain a historical stronghold for visitors at all times, the city administration decided to establish a distinctive garden in the outskirts of this palace, the King's Garden, which is considered today one of the oldest royal gardens in the country and was established by Christian IV. In Renaissance style, the park is a popular getaway in central Copenhagen, visited by an estimated 2.5 million people annually. Many annual botanical and flower festivals are held in this garden.