Top Things to do in Denmark
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What to do and see in Denmark, Denmark: The Best Hidden Gems Things to do
Discover the best top things to do in Denmark, Denmark including Assistens Cemetery, Davids Samling (The David Collection), The Open Air Museum, Aero Island, Jaegerborg Dyrehave, Rubjerg Knude, Landbohojskolens Have, Haveselskabs Have, Lindholm Hoeje Museum, Bornholms Rovfugleshow.
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1. Assistens Cemetery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 617 reviews
Reviewed By vidya19 - Zagreb, Croatia
After seeing many positive reviews of Assistens Cemetery, we decided to pay it a short visit during our recent weekend stay in Copenhagen. it is a walking distance from Botanical Gardens, King's Gardens and Rosenborg castle. Assistens is a final resting place of Hans Christian Andersen, as well as Soeren Kierkegaard. Enjoy the serenity and magic of this place.
2. Davids Samling (The David Collection)
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,067 reviews
Reviewed By westy54 - Sydney, Australia
Thie David Collection is housed in the building once occupied by the museum's founder, barrister and businessman, Christian Ludwig David (who died in 1960), and a neighbouring building that was subsequently acquired. They were comprehensively renovated to purpose between 2005 and 2009 such that all of the exhibits are wonderfully displayed. Both buildings overlook Kongens Have. There are 3 different collections in the museum being: . the collection of Islamic Art - located on the top 2 floors, which is clearly the largest of the 3 collections and actually is one of the largest Islamic Art collections in Europe. This collection includes works from the geographic sphere of Spain to India, the period from the 7th century until 1850 and includes textiles, rugs, Korans, paintings, calligraphy, architecture, jewellery, ceramics, prints, coins etc. many of which, as there is insufficient room to display them all hanging, are in excellent pull-out drawers. There are truly a significant number of exceedingly beautiful pieces in this collection, many of which have been added after David's death by the Foundation established by David to run the museum; . the collection of European 18th century art which is displayed over 2 floors that have original furniture from when David lived there including several pieces by Chippendale and Roentgen and includes porcelain from Meissen, ceramics and silverware from France and Denmark (Royal Copenhagen) plus Dutch and French paintings from the 17th and 18th century; and . the collection of Danish Early Modern Art including about 12 works by Vilhelm Hammershoi. Entry to this gem of a museum is free and you get a great handout and tablet to walk around with. Highly recommended.
3. The Open Air Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 401 reviews
Experience the historic and atmospheric buildings from different parts of Denmark at The Open Air Museum. You can see impressive and atmospheric buildings, old breeds of domestic animals in the fields and attractive, historic gardens. Take a ride in the horse-drawn carriage and find inspiration in the museum shop. Bring along your family and a picnic basket and enjoy a day at the Open Air Museum.
4. Aero Island
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 142 reviews
Reviewed By lawrenceg317 - San Francisco, United States
Æro is a magical place. An hour or so ferry from Svendborg and you’re transported to an island with history dating back over 400 years. We were fortunate enough to stay at a b&b hosted by a lovely couple. They helped us better understand the history and to prioritize our brief stay.
5. Jaegerborg Dyrehave
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4.5 based on 344 reviews
Reviewed By Sunshine791531 - Gentofte, Denmark
Its located in north of Copenhagen in a quiet peaceful countryside. It's a very amazing place specially for those who love nature and antique. The trees are more than 100 years old and even if they fall from age no one will touch them. There are around 2000 deers, you can see them when they fight or run. There is also old castle which is left untouched for 350 years. Generally it's amazing place I every see in copenhagen.
6. Rubjerg Knude
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4.5 based on 514 reviews
Reviewed By tsv01 - Aalborg, Denmark
Last time we visited the light house was some twenty years ago. Then it looked like now. Except for the comfortable path that goes almost all the way. Cant wait to vist again in twenty years time. Admission is free, I think 10 DKK would guarantee towers survival when next move is necessary. Great view and outing.
7. Landbohojskolens Have
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4.5 based on 152 reviews
Reviewed By olejohn4 - Copenhagen, Denmark
The is like a small botanical garden of the University of Copenhagen. The is also a small café there and a small pond with ducks. It is free and worth a visit all year round.
8. Haveselskabs Have
9. Lindholm Hoeje Museum
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4.5 based on 279 reviews
The burial site of Lindholm Hoje is one of the most beautiful ancient monuments in Denmark from late Iron Age and the Viking Age. Several hundred stone circles indicate the tombs. In the museum, you can see an exhibition on the lives of the Vikings on Lindholm Hoje as well as a new exhibition on the ancient time in the land of the Limfjorden.
Reviewed By seketko - Copenhagen, Denmark
If you are in Aalborg, don't miss to go here. The museum is very nice, as well as the outdoor area..
10. Bornholms Rovfugleshow
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 178 reviews
Reviewed By jajadingdong - Split, Croatia
This is a whole new show that follows the evolution of birds of prey from the primordial swamp to the present. With live snakes and spiders, lizards and all kinds of birds from silky chickens to kookaburras to their lovely bald eagle just back from maternity leave. A really special place run by special people who obviously realy love their animals and take such pride and care.
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