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Discover architecture, community living and new ways of living at the Dyssekilde eco-village

In Torup, you will find the eco-village Dyssekilde, where distinctive building methods, conscious use of resources, and a strong sense of community shape everyday life. Visitors can explore the village, discover its distinctive architecture, and gain insight into how a modern eco-community develops.

Dates and times

26 SeptemberSaturday
11:15 AM–12:30 PM
10 OctoberSaturday
11:15 AM–12:30 PM
24 OctoberSaturday
11:15 AM–12:30 PM

Prices

Price50 DKK
Myself, My partner, Friends
Discover architecture, community living and new ways of living at the Dyssekilde eco-village
Hundested, North Zealand
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Photo: Allan Hansen© VisitNordsjælland

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Solen 15

3390 Hundested

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An eco-community in development

Dyssekilde is one of Denmark’s best-known eco-villages. Each year, many visitors come to explore the different houses and shared spaces and learn how community life and conscious choices about materials and resources have shaped the village.

The village features varied architecture, where different building methods and materials reflect an ambition to consider resource use and the surrounding environment when creating homes. The area can be explored on foot along the gravel roads, and a brochure can help guide visitors through the village.

Guided tours of the village

During a guided tour, you can hear the story of Dyssekilde’s development from an idea into a living community. Along the way, you will gain insight into topics such as:

  • The planning and structure of the village
  • Different building methods and choice of materials
  • Heating solutions and energy use
  • Community life and everyday living in an eco-village

The tour provides an introduction to the ideas and solutions that shape the buildings, shared spaces, and everyday life in Dyssekilde.

Tours for groups

Groups can arrange a private guided tour of the village. This option allows plenty of time for questions and a deeper insight into the ideas and experiences behind Dyssekilde.

Explore the village on your own

Visitors are also welcome to explore Dyssekilde independently. Along the way, you can discover the different houses, workshops, and small shops that characterise the village.

To respect the residents and their everyday life, guests are encouraged to stay on the gravel roads, as the green areas function as shared private gardens.

Food, shops, and local experiences

Several places in the village offer opportunities for a break during your visit.

Taraxacum

Taraxacum offers a selection of organic and locally sourced products, with an emphasis on quality and products from the local area.

Torup Spisehus

Torup Spisehus serves dishes prepared with ingredients from the surrounding area, offering visitors a chance to experience the atmosphere of the village while enjoying a meal.

Overnight stay in nature

Near the village, there is a simple campsite where visitors can stay for a short period in their own tent. This makes it possible to combine a visit to Dyssekilde with nature experiences in the surrounding area.

Visit Dyssekilde

A visit to Dyssekilde offers an insight into a community where architecture, conscious use of resources, and community life play a central role. Different building methods, energy solutions, and shared initiatives are all part of a village that continues to develop.

More information about guided tours and visits can be found on the Dyssekilde website.

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