Best Attractions near Landskrona Museum

A classic Copenhagen seaside escape where Arne Jacobsen’s modernist design meets 700 metres of sand, shallow Øresund waters and easygoing Nordic beach life.

The world's oldest amusement park where 440 years of history meets forest magic and free admission.

Step into 1930s Denmark at this charming Matador-inspired village within historic Bakken amusement park.

A three-storey Danish car haven where Jaguars, Volvos and rare home-built specials tell a vivid story of 20th‑century motoring and mechanical passion.

A vast 19th‑century sea fortress turned youth island, floating between Copenhagen and Malmö with tunnels, ramparts and wide Øresund horizons.

Sweden's celebrated craft brewery and taproom, home to the international Brewskival festival.

A historic country house turned art museum, where French masters, Danish classics, bold contemporary architecture, and a sculpture-filled park meet in leafy Charlottenlund.

A tranquil university-run arboretum in Hørsholm, showcasing 2,000 tree and shrub species in a spacious park of winding paths, ponds and seasonal colour.

Low, windswept coastal meadows where Øresund meets the Nivå river, offering tranquil paths, wide skies and remarkably rich birdlife just south of Nivå.

A former royal residence in a leafy deer park north of Copenhagen, where French-inspired architecture, quiet forest paths and cultural events meet by the Øresund coast.

An intimate North Zealand art museum where Renaissance masters, Dutch Baroque painters and Danish Golden Age canvases meet in a romantic garden by the Øresund coast.

An iconic modern art museum where glass pavilions, sculpture gardens and seaside views weave art, architecture and Danish coastal light into one seamless experience.

A gentle North Zealand stream weaving a green, everyday escape through Kokkedal’s neighbourhoods, perfect for unhurried walks, fresh air and simple nature moments.

Scandinavia's unexpected tropical paradise: palm-fringed urban beach with ferry views and summer vibes.

Medieval brick Gothic church in Helsingborg’s old town, where centuries of Danish and Swedish history meet in a serene, light-filled Lutheran parish interior.

A small, grassy seafront launch beside the Øresund, where swimmers, kayakers and campervans share relaxed sea views between Helsingør and Humlebæk.

A historic hilltop park wrapped around Kärnan tower, blending roses, rare trees, playgrounds and open-air concerts with sweeping views over the Öresund.

Historic harbourfront square turned modern urban plaza, Sundstorget bridges Helsingborg’s mercantile past, underground infrastructure and open-air city life by the Öresund.

Helsingborg's waterfront beacon of contemporary art, history, and creative expression.

Coastal forest breathing space on North Zealand’s Øresund shore, with a simple plateau campsite where beech trees, sea views and low-key outdoor living meet.

An unpretentious stretch of Helsingør’s seafront where town, horizon and the ever-busy Øresund strait meet in a calm, everyday coastal landscape.

A giant recycled-wood troll hauling his boat ashore on Copenhagen’s wild Nordhavn fringe, blending playful treasure hunt, harbor scenery and a strong reuse message.

Leafy hillside park above Helsingborg with rich tree life, quiet lawns and far-reaching views across rooftops and the Öresund strait toward Denmark.

A small, city-near forest on the edge of Helsingør, offering quiet paths, everyday nature and local character just a short step from suburban streets.

A colourful underpass in Helsingør’s Vapnagård estate, where bold mural art transforms a simple pedestrian tunnel in Ponydalen into a vivid slice of everyday creativity.

Denmark’s leading hands-on science centre in a former Tuborg bottling hall, where interactive exhibits, bubbles and a rooftop terrace turn learning into full‑day play.

A snug, bowl-shaped neighborhood park in Helsingør where sledding hills, disc golf fairways and everyday dog walks share the same sheltered green hollow.

An accessible Copenhagen-edge woodland of beech trees, clear trails and cosy fire pits, Geels Skov is where everyday life slips easily into fresh-air forest time.

A compact working harbor at the narrowest point of the Øresund, where everyday port life unfolds against big-sky views toward the Swedish coast.

One of the world’s largest open‑air museums, Frilandsmuseet gathers centuries of Danish rural life into a single village of farms, mills, animals and gardens.

A pair of everyday tunnels in Helsingør’s Vapnagaard transformed into a flowing naturalistic mural, where dandelions and local nature turn concrete into a gentle urban sanctuary.

A raised wooden boardwalk leads you into Hørsholm’s own “mini‑mangrove”: a quiet marsh and lakeside wetland where alder forest, reeds and artful details reward unhurried wandering.

A modest harbor-side monument in Helsingør honoring local lives lost in World War II, quietly linking the busy waterfront to the town’s stories of resistance and sacrifice.

Iconic bronze sculpture of Heracles battling the Hydra, set beside Kronborg Castle, connecting ancient mythology with Helsingør’s dramatic seaside history.

A calm everyday lake tucked inside Helsingør’s largest housing estate, where simple paths, water, and community life create an understated urban oasis.

Renaissance castle views meet sandy shores in this tranquil Danish coastal escape.

Step into an 18th‑century ship handler’s home in Helsingør and experience the intimate world of Øresund tolls, merchant families and maritime trade.

A historic North Zealand manor farm where fields, animals and a working kitchen bring everyday Danish country life of the early 1900s vividly back to life.

A breezy waterfront ribbon along the Øresund, linking Helsingør’s working harbor, cultural quarter and Kronborg Castle with open sea views and everyday local life.

A modest harbourfront square where merchant mansions, cobbled edges and Øresund views quietly reveal Helsingør’s long maritime story.

Explore the captivating world of Baltic amber, where ancient natural wonders and Danish craftsmanship meet on the iconic harborfront of Nyhavn.

Discover Saint Olai Church, Helsingør's majestic cathedral, where centuries of Danish history and Gothic elegance meet amid soaring vaults and maritime heritage.

Compact urban sands, a long wooden pier and sheltered shallows make Svanemølle Beach Østerbro’s easygoing city escape on the edge of Svanemølle Bay.

Step into early 20th-century rural Denmark at Flynderupgård Museet, where historic farm buildings, gardens, and animals bring local heritage to life in Espergærde.

A colourful urban underpass in Helsingør where curated street art transforms a simple tunnel into a living canvas of local stories and international styles.

Hamlet’s legendary Elsinore: a UNESCO‑listed Renaissance fortress where royal grandeur, sea power and Danish myth meet above the Øresund Strait.

The legendary sleeping warrior beneath Kronborg Castle, waiting to awaken and defend Denmark in its darkest hour.

Compact tourist information hub on historic Stjernegade, perfectly placed to plan your exploration of Helsingør’s old town, harbour culture sites and North Zealand.

A 19th-century Danish lightship turned floating monument, Fyrskibet nr. XVII “Gedser Rev” brings Helsingør’s maritime and Cold War history vividly to life on the harbor.

A storytelling gable in Helsingør’s old town, this mural compresses centuries of church history into a single vivid scene between two medieval sanctuaries.

Immersive bronze sculpture depicting Greek mythology at the gates of Kronborg Castle, offering a unique photo spot and cultural layer to Helsingør’s historic landscape.