Best Attractions in Hillerød

Island palace, national museum, and baroque gardens in one unforgettable lakeside castle just north of Copenhagen.

Copenhagen’s oldest royal garden, where Renaissance geometry, castle views and everyday picnics blend into one timeless green escape in the city centre.

Scandinavian art and nature in perfect harmony on the Danish coast.

Denmark’s past comes alive in a grand city palace, where Vikings, royal salons and playful children’s galleries tell 14,000 years of stories under one roof.

Copenhagen’s glass‑walled food market, where Nordic produce, global flavours and local craftsmanship meet in two buzzing halls beside Nørreport Station.

Copenhagen’s temple of design, where rococo halls, iconic Danish chairs and a tranquil garden reveal how beautifully made objects shape everyday life.

A sprawling royal park of lakes, lawns and pavilions around hilltop Frederiksberg Palace, offering relaxed picnics, canalside walks and seasonal boat rides.

Denmark's largest living plant collection in a historic 10-hectare Victorian garden oasis.

A dramatic harborfront opera house where bold Danish architecture, world-class acoustics, and waterfront city views create Copenhagen’s ultimate cultural stage.

Former royal summer palace above the Öresund, famed for its vast rhododendron ravines, elegant flower gardens and relaxed parkland just north of Helsingborg.

Sweeping Baroque terraces and romantic woodland paths framing a lake island castle, Frederiksborg Castle Gardens blend royal theatre with everyday green escape.

Denmark’s National Gallery, where royal collections, Danish Golden Age masterpieces and bold contemporary art meet in a grand museum beside a leafy Copenhagen park.

Copenhagen’s storybook harbour: colourful 17th‑century houses, wooden ships, canal tours and quayside cafés where maritime history meets modern hygge.

UNESCO-listed brick Gothic cathedral and royal mausoleum where a thousand years of Danish history, architecture and monarchy meet under soaring red-brick vaults.

Copenhagen’s powerhouse convention and exhibition centre, combining vast flexible halls, sleek Nordic design and direct metro access in the modern Ørestad district.

Copenhagen’s national museum for nature, where meteorites, minerals and living gardens connect deep time with the city’s green heart beside the Botanical Garden.

Stand where Viking longships once guarded Roskilde Fjord, then step aboard full‑scale replicas to feel how these sleek wooden vessels changed the history of Scandinavia.

A historic green sanctuary where 19th-century fortifications meet modern urban tranquility.

Myth in motion on Copenhagen’s harbour front: a towering bronze goddess, four straining oxen and cascades of water telling the origin tale of Zealand for free.

Copenhagen’s national theatre in two acts: a gilded 19th‑century Old Stage on Kongens Nytorv and a bold modern playhouse rising directly above the harbour waters.

A former royal hunting ground turned woodland-style city refuge, Søndermarken blends hilly greenery, hidden monuments and the underground art venue Cisternerne.

Copenhagen’s neoclassical cathedral, where Thorvaldsen’s marble Christ and apostles stand in serene light above centuries of royal ceremony and everyday worship.

A graceful English Gothic Revival church in Copenhagen’s Churchillparken, where royal history, flint-and-limestone architecture and tranquil parkland meet beside Kastellet.

A striking blue concert cube in Ørestad where bold contemporary architecture, world-class acoustics and DR’s leading ensembles come together for unforgettable live music.

A vivid 19th‑century temple to Bertel Thorvaldsen’s neoclassical art, where bold architecture, rich colour and serene sculpture form a single immersive whole.

Historic Charlottenborg Palace transformed into one of Northern Europe’s leading contemporary art halls, blending bold exhibitions with Nyhavn and Kongens Nytorv views.

Denmark’s national hub for architecture and city life, where bold harborfront design, hands‑on exhibitions and skyline views reveal how Copenhagen is built.

Denmark’s national library where 400 years of written heritage, bold harbourfront architecture and calm reading spaces meet in one luminous Black Diamond.

A world‑class maritime museum hidden in a former dry dock beside Kronborg Castle, blending daring subterranean architecture with five centuries of Danish seafaring.

A former shipyard transformed into Helsingør’s glass‑clad cultural hub, blending bold architecture, a landmark library and harbourfront life beside Kronborg Castle.

Medieval church transformed into a beacon of experimental contemporary art in Copenhagen's historic heart.

A bold, three-part urban park in Nørrebro where neon geometry, global design objects and soft green lawns turn everyday Copenhagen into a multicultural playground.

Step inside Christian VIII’s Palace at Amalienborg to explore 150 years of Danish royal life, from intimate private rooms to grand ceremonial salons.

Imaginative airplane-and-shipwreck playground at the heart of Nørrebro’s green park strip, blending bold Danish design with family-friendly facilities and local everyday life.

A low-slung modern theatre glowing above Copenhagen’s inner harbour, where award‑winning architecture, Danish drama and a public wooden pier meet.

A wide-open harbour square on Kvæsthusbroen where Copenhagen’s water, culture and contemporary architecture meet in one flexible, ever-changing public stage.

Baroque lakeside palace and royal residence where grand avenues, tranquil gardens and a living monarchy meet in North Zealand’s serene countryside.

Step inside Europe’s oldest workers’ assembly hall and trace 150 years of Danish working-class life, activism and democracy in the heart of Copenhagen.

A 19th‑century granite bridge turned open‑air living room, linking historic Copenhagen with vibrant Nørrebro across the city’s shimmering inner lakes.

A quietly enchanting university horticultural garden in Frederiksberg, where scientific plant collections blend with everyday park life and shady corners invite unhurried pauses.

A hidden maritime garden where 17th-century naval history meets contemporary urban tranquility.

Vast former cattle hall turned industrial-chic cultural venue, where ever-changing fairs, festivals and exhibitions animate historic architecture in vibrant Vesterbro.

Immersive large-scale art in a vast former shipyard hall, where Copenhagen’s industrial harbour meets cutting-edge installations, performance, and light.

A sleek car-free “Kissing Bridge” linking Nyhavn and Christianshavn, Inderhavnsbroen offers harbour panoramas, smart engineering and a snapshot of Copenhagen’s waterfront life.

The city’s own museum in a richly detailed 1894 building, tracing Copenhagen’s journey from Viking outpost to innovative Nordic capital.

A vast 19th‑century water reservoir hidden beneath Søndermarken park, transformed into a cool, echoing world of dripstone, darkness and site-specific contemporary art.

A grand Renaissance castle on an island lake, housing Denmark’s Museum of National History with 500 years of portraits, power and palace splendor.

Copenhagen’s green-towered bascule bridge where four centuries of harbour history, functionalist design and everyday city life meet above the Inner Harbour.

Historic resting place turned leafy city park, Assistens Cemetery weaves famous graves, everyday life and tranquil greenery into Nørrebro’s most distinctive urban oasis.

Step off Copenhagen’s City Hall Square into a dimly lit world where Hans Christian Andersen’s life and beloved fairy tales unfold through immersive scenes, sounds and stories.

Historic waterfront warehouse where Copenhagen meets the cultures, art and flavours of Greenland, Iceland and the Faroe Islands.

Waterfront cultural powerhouse blending contemporary art, local history, and creative expression in a striking modern setting.

Heroic equestrian statue of Copenhagen’s founder, Bishop Absalon, presiding over lively Højbro Plads between Strøget’s bustle and the canals of Slotsholmen.

Medical history and the human body through centuries, housed in an 18th-century surgical academy.

Historic royal hunting forest turned accessible nature escape, where star-shaped rides, stone dykes and quiet trails reveal North Zealand’s UNESCO-listed landscape.

Lavish 1908 musical theatre palace spanning a historic passage between Vesterbro and Frederiksberg, blending Belle Époque grandeur with modern, big-stage productions.

Intimate mini zoo and rescue garden near Hillerød, where playful monkeys, colourful parrots and peaceful Japanese-style greenery create a close-up family wildlife escape.

Lakeside dome of stars and stories where Copenhagen meets the cosmos through immersive films, interactive space science and Denmark’s biggest window on the universe.

Open‑air harbour pools, skyline views and a laid‑back park atmosphere make Havnebadet Islands Brygge Copenhagen’s classic spot for a refreshing city swim.

Step inside one of Nyboder’s oldest yellow houses to discover the intimate Memorial Rooms that reveal centuries of everyday life for Danish naval families.

Copenhagen’s only Russian Orthodox church, a gilded-domed royal gift from the 1880s, where incense, icons and imperial history meet on elegant Bredgade.

Copenhagen’s longest pedestrian promenade, Strøget blends historic streets, designer boutiques and animated street life into one continuous urban stroll.

Historic Dragør Havn blends centuries of maritime heritage with a working waterfront, cosy quayside cafés and wide Øresund views just south of Copenhagen.

Leafy harbourfront lawns, historic monuments and cruise-ship views combine in this relaxed Copenhagen waterfront park and promenade.

Go underground beneath Churchill Park to follow five real lives through Denmark’s World War II occupation, in an immersive museum of resistance, choices and courage.

A 250‑year‑old barracks turned vibrant city museum, where Landskrona’s history, art, photography and playful family exhibits come together under one historic roof.

Medieval brick‑Gothic parish church in Helsingborg’s old town, blending 14th‑century architecture, sacred art and a quietly contemplative atmosphere.

A vibrant parrot-themed, staffed playground tucked behind a historic shooting wall in Vesterbro, blending green lawns, water play and bikes in a safe urban hideaway.

Copenhagen’s chain of city lakes curves along the old ramparts, offering a car-free loop of water, paths and birdlife where everyday life and open sky meet.

A city museum in two historic houses, Roskilde Museum unpacks 1,000 years of local and Danish history through evocative artefacts, stories and hands-on exhibits.

Twin harbours beneath Kronborg Castle, where ferries, yachts and culture share a historic waterfront on the narrow Øresund Strait between Denmark and Sweden.

Explore the original Carlsberg brewery, where interactive exhibits, historic courtyards, horses and tastings bring Denmark’s most famous beer to life.

A slender copper watchtower above Copenhagen’s harbour, where a 1937 bridge control room was reinvented as an intimate cultural beacon of views, art and gastronomy.

Explore Stendysse's ancient burial mounds in Hillerød, Denmark, and connect with prehistoric history amidst serene natural beauty.

A darkly playful harbourfront sculpture that twists Copenhagen’s fairytale mermaid into a sharp, bronze critique of genetics, icons and postmodern life.

An intimate museum where Libeskind’s sculptural architecture and a 17th‑century boat house frame 400 years of Danish Jewish life and the story of rescue and belonging.

A tiny forest island on Breddam Lake where a king’s romantic retreat has crumbled into suggestive ruins, inviting you to complete the fairy tale with your own imagination.

Contemporary art in a converted gasworks building on Roskilde’s harbour, where industrial history, fjord light and changing exhibitions meet in an intimate gallery setting.

A former concrete factory reborn as Roskilde’s bold creative district, where architecture, skateparks, art and music fuse into a constantly evolving urban playground.

Historic 1886 theatre turned contemporary cultural hub, blending bold performances, visual art and neighbourhood atmosphere in the heart of Copenhagen’s Nørrebro district.

Grassy earthworks, royal legends and lake views mark the quiet remains of one of medieval Denmark’s largest castles in the gentle landscapes of North Zealand.

A tranquil wetland lake north of Hillerød, Strødam Engsø pairs easy paths with rich birdlife and wide skies for a peaceful nature escape close to town.

Glide through Copenhagen's iconic landmarks on a guided Segway tour—a thrilling, efficient way to see the city.

Scandinavia's most acclaimed escape room—16 immersive challenges for up to 96 players.

A historic harborfront reborn as Copenhagen’s open-air living room, blending 19th‑century facades, playful design and sweeping views along the inner harbor.

A discreet 1833 synagogue in Krystalgade whose neoclassical facade hides an Egyptian‑inspired interior and centuries of Danish Jewish history, faith and resilience.

Medieval monastery ruins where saints healed the sick and archaeology reveals the secrets of monastic life.

80,000 m² of outdoor action in Hillerød’s forests, blending paintball, obstacle courses and group games with relaxed grill areas and flexible event packages.

Leafy, shade-dappled playground in Roskilde’s Byparken, where younger children climb and explore just steps from historic parkland and views toward the fjord.

A light-filled modern parish church in the heart of Hillerød, carrying centuries of local worship history in a calm, contemporary Danish setting.