If youre north of Copenhagen this is worth going to. The grounds alone were stunning and the museum…read morewas super lovely. Its laid out kind of wonky but we figured it out (it easy to get lost in all the hallways!). Beautiful sculpture gardens and lots of interesting art. I liked seeing the danish art most but there are some Warhols etc. We ate at the cafe and it wasn't our favorite meal of the trip but you'd be able to find something in a pinch. Worth the visit if youre in copenhagen and have the time (its an easy trainride)- we paired it with Kronberg Slot as its only about 10 minutes away. Great gift shop as well if you need presents for friends back home.

Aloha, when visiting Copenhagen, the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art is a must. Also on the City…read morePass, worth the drive out there. There are Warhol's to Yayoi Kusama's art in a beautiful modern building in lush gardens overlooking the water, so serene, you'll want to stroll. We choose to also dine in their cafe, which was very good too. I felt so refreshed and happy that we went there. It's definitely a "feel good" place. Enjoy!

We stopped by here after a visit to the Kronborg Castle. Pretty cool museum which showcases many…read morehistoric ships. It's great for exploring and learning. They have a kids play area. Certainly a museum worth stopping by.

Pretty cool to walk around and learn some things. Very interesting how they made this structure…read moreunderground's. Lots of different angles in the floors and an interesting use of space. We actually got a little vertigo or something because the floors are not level in areas and it messes with your equilibrium I think. There is a little kid area that is probably great for little ones. Went here on the Copenhagen Card pass and it was worth it.

A beautiful building, a great cafe, and full of things to do. Well worth having a look !read more

Encountered fantastic temporary exhibitions. Worth checking out.read more

We visited the castle on a Sunday around noon. Semi busy and we saw a couple of guided tours…read more 4 levels that were accessible via a spiral staircase. (Elevator was available also). Restrooms were located in the lower level. Tight spiral staircase with the lower level having a Dungeon atmosphere. We enjoyed the period paintings both on the walls and ceilings (some were breathtaking). The Castle has housed the Museum of National history (since 1878) with a collection that presents 500 years of Danish history. The furniture, Grand rooms, Knights armor and overall decorations transport you back to a time long ago. My only wish would have been to have more posted information/signage about what was in view. There is also a Church attached/next door which wasn't open to the public when we first arrived as there was a wedding. Opened up when we finished our Castle tour so we walked next door and spent some time there. Organ was playing so it added to the peaceful vibe and complemented the architectural beauty. It took us about 1.5 hours for Castle and Church although we didn't explore the grounds and the garden area in the back -so would recommend 2.5 to 3 hours for all. Saw a small Cafe. Service minded people were helping visitors with questions and ticket purchases. Really impressed by this Castle as well Hillerød.

Lots to see. The castle is very elaborate and ornate. Of you're in a Copenhagen, you should…read moredefinitely visit.

What a cool castle! Walking around the grounds surrounded by a moat and ocean was fabulous. There…read morewere several places inside the castle that spoke of its history and was very interesting. Going up in the tower is a must-see- you get beautiful views in every direction! The staff was incredibly friendly and helpful. I cannot recommend this place enough!

I am a lover of Shakespeare; Macbeth, Othello( Denzel and Jake this year), The Merchant of Venice…read more(saw 2x on Broadway, Al Pacino playing Sherlock and also Dustin Hoffman) and of course Shakespeare in the park. Thus, visiting Kronborg Castle was a highlight. First a little history, Frederick 2nd became King and married his 14 year old cousin, Sophie. Scandal, nah, not in those days.He wanted to build a castle that would be the envy of Europe and thus he did, Kronborg. Now, there are no historical facts that confirm that Shakespeare visited this castle. It is believed, the actors who performed in his plays did visit this castle and regaled William with stories and that is how Hamlet was conceived. Next, the castle...absolutely stunning ( I would like to believe that somehow I had relatives born in this era and the castle is in my blood). There are specific points where visitors can visit: Cannon Tower( 145 steps to the beautiful scenic views and you can see Sweden from here), Castle Kitchen,Chapel, Dance Hall. There are 45 minute tours that a guide will give you an overview of Castle and a 15 minute talk about how the Castle came to be started in the 1420's. I participated in the 15 minute overview and the staff member really gave a great history; I didn't know that Sweden and Denmark were at war with each other for centuries. The grounds are magnificent; there are steps to climb to get the scenic view of the sea. There are cafes, galleries and gift shops you can visit. I spent a pretty krone on some beautiful mementos. The entire staff were wonderful, knowledgeable and kind. Thank you! I highly recommend visiting Kronborg Castle when you visit Denmark. How to get here: Fly to Denmark, take Regional Train to Helsinor station then catch bus outside station. The bus ride is 5 minutes (1st stop). Or you can walk to the Castle, around 10 minutes. Myself being a Princess, took my carriage ( Bus 353) to said castle. Cheers!

I'm a big fan of astronomy and the Danish astronomer Tycho Brahe is an interesting character for…read moreme, so this museum in Ven was a must visit for me. However, I feel like the museum was inadequate. The actual museum was the converted church, filled with his tools and explanations on how he investigated the sky and measured the heavenly bodies and pulled his theory. The rest of the ground was his former estate and we also visited this (TINY) underground observatory that was super tiny that you could only fit 10+ people in. I guess it's not their fault that they have only "THOSE" to exhibit, it was just my expectation that it would be so much more, but if you're ever in Ven, this place is a must visit. It is located in the "town", and it takes a lot of effort to bike up here (the highest point of the island) LOL but you can't really miss it on your visit to Ven, can you?

I'm a regular visitor to this museum. Here you will find airplanes, cars, trucks, rescue vehicles,…read moremotorcycles, steam engines, locomotives and even a small submarine. There is also a model railway and a computer exhibit. Good place for both kids and adults. There's a lot of fun interactive activities especially for the kids. Be sure to bring some change. About half of the attractions for the kids will cost another 2-10 DKK. The information boards are in danish language only, which is quite unusual for a museum of this size. There's a small cafeteria and museum shop by the entrance.

A lovely, quiet place for a walk. There is a large variety of trees labeled with scientific names…read moreand points of origin, as well as plants (not labeled) and plenty of delicious wood sorrel to nibble. You have many benches to choose from, as well as clearings with grass to sit on, and a lovely lake to enjoy. But remember that you are sharing the space with other animals like deer and squirrels so please take your trash with you. Unfortunately it was difficult to find a trash can inside the 'museum.' And I don't think there is a bathroom there either, so keep that in mind if you are going picnicking. A great place to visit, especially in autumn when the leaves are changing.