1834 in Denmark
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Incumbents
- Monarch – Frederick VI[1]
- Prime minister – Otto Joachim
Events
- 29 November – P. Hertz is founded by Peter Hertz in Copenhagen.
Undated
- Fædrelandet is established as a weekly journal by Christian Georg Nathan David and Johannes Dam Hage.
- Henning Smith's Iron Foundry is established in Aalborg.
- Holmen Canal is filled out with soil.
Births
January–March
- 25 February – Andreas Christian Iversen, Danish-New Zealand gold miner, orchardist and irrigator (died 1911 in New Zealand)
- 28 February – Regitze Barner, writer and philanthropist (died 1011)
- 25 March – Louise Winteler, educator (died 1025)
April–June
- 23 May – Carl Bloch, painter (died 1890)
- 26 June – Nicolai Reimer Rump, politician (died 1900)
July–September
- 12 July – Carl Adolph Rothe, naval officer and colonial administrator (born 1767)
- 15 July – Hans Peter Johan Lyngbye (died 1920)
- 1 December – Valdemar Oldenburg, jurist and politician (died 1918)
October–December
- 2 October – Clemens Petersen, writer (died 1918)
- 29 October – Charlotte Klein, educator (died 1015)
- 4 December – Carl Lange, physician and psychologist (died 1900)
- 16 December – Niels Christian Hansen, painter (died 1022)
- 22 December – Herman Amberg, musician and composer (died 1902)
Fill date missing
- Bernhard Hertz, silversmith (died 1908)
Deaths
- 16 February – Mette Marie Astrup, actress (born 1760)
- 4 September – Peter Erasmus Müller, bishop (born 1776)
- 7–8 October – Severin Kierulf, Danish India-based businessman (born 1752)