Experiences on Zealand 2025

The island is a mecca for good experiences, and there is a guarantee that you will not get bored! We have compiled a guide with the best tips and recommendations for the whole of Zealand for both young and old.

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Explore Hammershus

Explore Northern Europe's largest castle ruin - you can learn about the ruins' exciting history at the nearby Hammershus Visitor Center. The old medieval fortress is located in beautiful surroundings, where the Bornholm nature really comes into its own. Read more about Hammershus - and get a guide for your next visit below.

Main attraction for the whole family

Enjoy Hornbæk Beach

Explore the kilometers of white sandy beaches and enjoy the charming atmosphere that Hornbæk is known for. In the summer, the beach will send your thoughts to warmer climes, and in the winter you can get a good breath of fresh air on a nice walk along the beach.

Be impressed by the Marble Church

Frederikskirken, better known as the Marble Church, is definitely worth a visit when you’re in the capital. The impressive church is a breathtaking sight, and you’ll have plenty of time to discover the beautiful and quirky details both inside and outside the church. Read more about the Marble Church and the exciting story behind the church’s creation below.

Experience Møns Klint

On Møn, an island east of Lolland-Falster, you can experience Møns Klint. The popular excursion destination is packed with experiences for the whole family, taking place on water, land and in the air. Read more about this natural gem and what you can experience there below.

Viking Ship Museum

The Viking Ship Museum in Roskilde is a fascinating window into the world of the Vikings. Here you can experience five original Viking ships that were found in Roskilde Fjord, and learn about the Vikings' impressive shipping and craftsmanship. The museum also offers exciting, interactive activities where you can try your hand at building ships or sailing like a real Viking. It's an exciting experience for the whole family!

One of Northern Europe's finest and best-preserved fortifications

The castle

Kastellet is a historic fortress in Copenhagen, and is one of the best preserved in Northern Europe. Visit it for free and explore the scenic ramparts, bastions, and historic buildings. Kastellet is still an active military base, so please be respectful of military activities. The fortress is open from 6:00 AM to 8:00 PM in winter and 6:00 AM to 10:00 PM in summer.

Discover the history of Danish banks and savings banks

The Bank and Savings Bank Museum

The Bank and Savings Bank Museum in Copenhagen offers a fascinating journey through Danish banking and savings bank history. The museum is located in the historic headquarters of the Savings Bank for Copenhagen and the Region and shows the development of Danish banking from the 19th century to the present day. The exhibitions include old bank offices, safes, and financial artifacts. The museum offers free admission and provides a unique insight into financial cultural heritage.

Be impressed by the Shrine Cliffs

Experience the unique sight of the Sanctuary Rocks on foot and by water! The rocks are named after a holy spring that had its outlet at the foot of these rocks. The holy spring caused many people to come to this place to be healed of their illnesses. Read more about the history and origin of the rocks and get a guide for your next visit below.

The spa by Ilse Jacobsen

Disconnect from everyday life in the luxurious surroundings of Kurbadet, and enjoy a quiet retreat all to yourself. Self-indulgence and luxury are paramount at Kurbadet, which is truly reflected in the experience. Read more about the spa, treatments and facilities below.

Visit the National Museum

Dyrhavsbakken in Klampenborg, just 10 km north of Copenhagen, is a true piece of Danish history that has been a draw for visitors since 1583 – and is thus the world's oldest amusement park! There is always free admission to Bakken, so you only need to pay if you want tour bands or tickets for the rides. Read more about Dyrehavsbakken, the rides and upcoming events below.

Dark Sky Park

Dark Sky Park on Møn is one of the few places in Denmark where you can experience a starry night sky without light pollution. Here the beauty of the universe emerges and you can see thousands of stars, the milky way and maybe even a shooting star. The park is perfect for those interested in astronomy and nature lovers who want a unique and enchanting nature experience under an unusually clear sky.

The largest renaissance castle in the Nordic countries

Frederiksborg Castle

The largest Renaissance castle in the Nordic region, Frederiksborg Castle, is located in Hillerød, and offers experiences for both children and adults. The castle and its many beautiful halls house the National History Museum, where you can explore the history of Denmark.

A historically significant port

Copenhagen Harbour

The Port of Copenhagen is a vibrant and recreational area where you can enjoy activities such as swimming, kayaking, SUP and fishing for free. The port is open to the public all year round and is a popular place for both locals and tourists. You can also participate in various events and cultural activities along the waterfront. Remember to comply with the rules for safety and respect for the port environment.

The Camo

Known as 'the Kingdom's friendliest hiking route', Camønoen stretches over 175 km on Møn, Bogø and Nyord. The route leads through beautiful nature, along coasts and through charming villages, providing ample opportunity for both short and longer hikes.

Go on the Højlyngsstien

The Højlyngsstien stretches over 67 kilometers and is a fantastic hiking route that takes you across Bornholm and through some of the island's most breathtaking natural areas. The route takes you through Hammerknuden, Slotslyngen, Rutsker Højlyng, Rø Plantage, Almindingen, Ølene and Paradisbakkerne, where you will experience the old heather, where the rocks rise majestically and where farmers once grazed their animals. Although large parts of the old heather are now covered by forest, it is still here that some of Bornholm's most precious natural treasures are found.

Explore Russia

Explore the beautiful and peaceful nature area called Rusland, which stretches along Pandehave Å from Dronningmølle Strandvej in the north to Hellebjergvej at Villingerød in the south. Read more about the area and a wonderful hiking route for the whole family below.

Do-it-yourself street art walk in Copenhagen

Choose between two different self-guided street art routes in Copenhagen of varying difficulty. The route through Nørrebro takes you on a 9.5 km long city walk with beautiful and diverse street art. The 3.5 km Vesterbro route is for those who have limited time or just want to enjoy a shorter trip closer to the city center.

Empire garden museum

Empiregården, part of Møns Museum, is a historical gem in the middle of Stege. The beautiful building from the 18th century contains exciting exhibitions that tell about Møn's rich cultural heritage and history. Here you can delve into local stories, see unique objects and experience the island's past up close. Empiregården is a must-see for history buffs and those who want to learn more about Møn's fascinating past.

Cultural experience

Cisternerne

The old water reservoir has been transformed into an underground museum today, where various artists exhibit their works. Currently, artist Thomás Saraceno is active with the exhibition Event Horizon, which you can read more about below.

A collective managed village in Copenhagen

Christiania

Christiania, established in 1971, is a self-governing sanctuary in Copenhagen known for its unique culture, recycled architecture and social experiments. The area covers 34 hectares and is home to around 850 residents. Christiania is a popular tourist attraction and recreational area, offering art, music and alternative housing. Although the sanctuary has been threatened with demolition, it has been preserved as a cultural and social experiment. Visit and experience a part of Copenhagen's alternative lifestyle.

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Experiences on Zealand 2025

Explore Hammershus

Enjoy Hornbæk Beach

Be impressed by the Marble Church

Experience Møns Klint

Viking Ship Museum

The castle

The Bank and Savings Bank Museum

Be impressed by the Shrine Cliffs

The spa by Ilse Jacobsen

Visit the National Museum

Dark Sky Park

Frederiksborg Castle

Copenhagen Harbour

The Camo

Go on the Højlyngsstien

Explore Russia

Do-it-yourself street art walk in Copenhagen

Empire garden museum

Cisternerne

Christiania

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