Top Things to Do in Frederiksvaerk 2021

"The Carlsberg Glyptotek is a great place especially for families. You can see historic items and learn a bit about what happened back in the day, both in Denmark and in the rest of the world. It's also great for kids since there is a mummy room. You also won't have to spend a lot of money on food, as there is a room where you can eat your packed lunches."

"The National Gallery of Denmark is located in the center of Copenhagen, the capital of Denmark, adjacent to the Botanical Garden and Roseburg Palace. The building is very bright and there are many collections, focusing on the Danish modernism and the Dutch school of painting in the 20th century. Danish Modernists still have a few brushes. The introduction did a good job. Classical and modern come together, and art-loving young artists should definitely not miss it. The museum is very large and exhibits abundant exhibits."

"The Audropug Art Museum exhibits excellent works from the "Golden Age", a variety of famous paintings, with different styles, if you are an art lover, don't miss it! It's worth a day of soaking, and the harvest is rich~"

"The museum is free if you buy the museum card, valid for one year for 3 museums. It has a wide selection of nordic art and paintings. The shop inside merits also a visit"

"Hamburg's fine art museum, on display, is a substantial collection of European and German art that spans centuries. Plenty of heavy-hitters like Claude Monet and Ernst Ludwig Kirchner as well as lesser-known artists, at least to me. We really enjoyed ourselves here."

"Very interesting museum for designers. Lots of old and interesting advertising, graphic design, and interior design. Another interesting feature is the building architecture. Common in Hamburg, but interesting for a visitor. I could have stayed longer but I think my mom was bored to death."