Welcome to North of Copenhagen
Along the northern city limits of Copenhagen runs a patch of rich forest land and marvelous coastal line. Despite its close proximity to the city, Copenhagen North is a glaring contrast to the pulse of the city.
Laid back atmosphere along the northern coast
Fill your days with good vibes along the northern coastal line, whether you're into sailboats, a glass of wine on the docks, a dip in the sea, or a well-deserved lunch with an ocean view.
Fantastic family experiences
The area of Klampenborg, Ordrup, and Hellerup is the perfect scene for family-friendly experiences, whether you're into nature or culture or just straight-up fun.
Klampenborg
Immersive nature experiences and a look into an exciting past
Go for a swim in the deepest lake in Denmark, sleep in an open forest shelter and visit one of the world's largest open-air museums.
Explore North of Copenhagen with the Copenhagen Card
With a Copenhagen Card, you can access attractions like the Karen Blixen Museum and the Experimentarium, as well as free public transportation.
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Five great places you need to know about
Karen Blixen Museum, Rungstedlund
Experimentarium
The Experimentarium in Hellerup, Copenhagen, is a celebration of curiosity and is dedicated to playful science. It offers hours of fun for the entire family.
The Deer Park
A short trip north from Copenhagen will take you to Dyrehaven, a wonderful woodland that seems far from city lights and traffic noise.
Værløse Air Base
Spend the night in a shelter surrounded by great nature at a former military base just outside Copenhagen.
Furesøbadet
One of Denmark's best bathing spots can be found in Værløse at Furesøen. There are plenty of opportunities for outdoor adventures on land and at sea.
Discover more beyond Copenhagen
Not that it is difficult to convince anyone to discover what lies beyond Copenhagen - but we would still like to offer some suggestions!
The 800-year-old market town exudes a unique maritime cultural history that you will not come across anywhere else. If you let go, you have the opportunity to step into a piece of Danish history, strolling through the old cobbled streets and feeling the breath of history from the market town of the past.