In North Zealand, you can visit many attractions with your Copenhagen Card. We have made a list of all the sights in the region that are free of charge with a Copenhagen Card.
Louisiana Museum of Modern Art- Worldclass Art by Øresund
The Louisiana Museum of Modern Art is a leading international art museum and an absolute top attraction in Denmark. Art, nature and architecture combine in a total experience that attracts guests from all over the world year-round.
Frederiksborg Castle in Hillerød is one of Denmark’s most impressive Renaissance castles and is home to the Museum of National History. Set on three small islands in the Castle Lake, it tells more than 500 years of Danish history through art, architecture and royal stories.
Munkeruphus – contemporary art in a historic artist’s home
At Munkeruphus, art, architecture, design and nature come together in beautiful surroundings in an old artist home located on the coastline between Gilleleje and Dronningmølle.
Rudolph Tegner's Museum & Sculpture Park – Art and Sculptures
Walk in heather-covered hills between statues of powerful men and women. Continue into Tegner's Museum, which echoes like a cathedral, and see Danish sculptor Rudolph Tegner's enormous works in plaster, marble, and bronze.
Three Castles and a Historic Abbey in North Zealand
Visit Frederiksborg Castle, Fredensborg Palace and Kronborg Castle, and explore medieval history at Esrum Abbey. Some of Denmark’s most important royal and historic attractions are located close together in North Zealand – within easy reach of Copenhagen.
Children should have the best; in North Zealand, we welcome them with open arms. It should be great fun, entertaining, and challenging to be on holiday here in North Zealand, and who knows, perhaps you will learn something new.
Museums in North Zealand – history, art and experiences
Discover museums in North Zealand where royal history, local culture, and contemporary art come together. Visit atmospheric castles, engaging exhibitions, and family-friendly museums – and gain new perspectives on the region’s stories, landscapes, and people.
