You are now standing in the Rose Garden.
The Orbs really like this part of the park. They love signs that can be seen from above — and there are many here!

Can you solve the riddle and find the value? Write the number below.
That's unfortunately incorrect, try again.
Use a HINT - it costs 200 points, but it could be the clue you're missing.
Well done! You must now go to the place in the garden where you find a horse and a lion.


When you've made your way to the sculpture The Lion and the Horse, click "Next".
The Lion and the Horse was commissioned by King Christian IV in 1617. For a while, it was placed at the king's castle in Glückstadt in Holstein (now part of Germany). It stood there to mock the king's cousin, who had failed him in a battle during the Thirty Years' War. The lion, which was part of the Danish coat of arms, attacked the horse, which was part of the cousin's noble coat of arms.
The Lion and the Horse returned to the King's Garden in 1648 and was placed near two stone pillars. They were probably used in Christian IV's time in connection with riding competitions in the garden.
You can see the two pillars when you approach the Lion and the Horse.