Frequently Asked Questions About Holidays in North Zealand

Yes, you can explore large parts of North Zealand without a car. S-trains, the Coast Line, local trains and buses connect many of the region’s towns, attractions and coastal areas.

Yes. Bikes can be taken free of charge on S-trains. Other train services may have specific rules, limited space or require a bike ticket, so always check the latest information before travelling.

From Copenhagen, take the S-train to Hillerød or the Coast Line towards Helsingør. From there, continue by local train or bus to towns and attractions across North Zealand.

North Zealand offers hotels, seaside hotels, campsites, holiday homes, bed & breakfasts, hostels and other types of accommodation. Stay close to the beach, in the heart of a town or surrounded by nature.

Several of North Zealand’s seaside hotels are located close to the coast and beaches of the Danish Riviera, including hotels in Tisvildeleje, Gilleleje, Liseleje and Vejby.

There are campsites both along the coast and further inland. Choose from traditional camping with a tent or caravan, cabins, glamping and places where you can stay overnight in a motorhome.

Yes. There are campsites and other designated places like harbours for motorhomes in North Zealand. Rules and facilities vary, so always check the conditions at the place where you plan to stay.

North Zealand offers castles, museums, beaches, forests, historic towns and coastal villages as well as a wide range of outdoor and food experiences. Frederiksborg Castle, Louisiana Museum of Modern Art and the North Zealand coast are among the region’s best-known attractions.

The National Park Royal North Zealand is a great place to start, with forests, lakes, and historic landscapes. Along the coast, you can also explore distinctive natural areas such as Heatherhill, Toldeskoven, and Melby Overdrev.

In North Zealand, you can visit Frederiksborg Castle in Hillerød, Fredensborg Palace, and Kronborg Castle in Helsingør. Access and opening hours vary, so always check the latest visitor information before your visit.

North Zealand offers experiences for children of all ages – from beaches, forests and animal encounters to castles, museums, playgrounds and active adventures. Many attractions also offer special activities and events for children and families

On a rainy day, families can visit museums, castles and other indoor attractions. Several places offer activities, exhibitions and creative experiences especially for children.

There are plenty of free family experiences in North Zealand. Spend time at the beach, explore the forests, visit nature playgrounds, discover the coastline or explore castle gardens and other outdoor areas with free access.

There are events and activities in North Zealand throughout the year – from concerts, markets and exhibitions to guided tours, food experiences and activities for children. Check the current event listings and select a date to find things to do this weekend.

VisitNorthZealand’s event listings page features current and upcoming events across the region. Discover concerts, cultural events, markets, family activities, guided tours and seasonal experiences.

Yes. Free events and experiences take place throughout the year, including markets, outdoor activities, cultural events and activities in the towns. Check the current event listings to find free things to do.

VisitNorthZealand.com offers inspiration and practical information for your holiday or day trip. Find information about towns, attractions, accommodation, transport, events, places to eat and nature across North Zealand.

If you cannot find the information you need on VisitNorthZealand.com, you are welcome to contact VisitNorthZealand. We are happy to help with questions about holidays and experiences in North Zealand.

Parking options and regulations vary between towns and attractions. Check the relevant town or attraction page for information, and always follow local signs, as time limits and regulations may change.