Top Things to Do in Frederiksvaerk 2021

"Frederiksborg Palace, also known as "The Palace of Versailles in Denmark", is also called the "Crystal Palace". In the clear water, the Crystal Palace looks noble and elegant. The entire palace is magnificent, with 60 halls inside, and the Dutch Renaissance is adopted. The architectural style of the time is the most prominent Renaissance-style building existing in Northern Europe. Hundreds of years of vicissitudes have made it seem simple and mysterious, and the magnificent interior of the palace is breathtaking."

"On one side is an ancient ship that records history, and on the other is a workshop that preserves shipbuilding skills. There are also various boats docked on the pier, sitting on the shore, blowing the sea breeze, which is very pleasant. The tickets are also very cheap, so don't miss it when you come to travel. Looking at these ancient ships can remind you of the time when the Vikings were all-powerful."

"This is definitely one of those museums that you can spend an entire day and only scratch the surface. I can’t comment on cost, as the first time we visited it was free, but the second it didn’t seem to be. But there’s lots to see, and I feel like I learned a lot about the history of Copenhagen and the Danes."

"The Danish Design Museum belongs to a place with a long history. The specifications of the entire Design Museum are quite large. You can see a lot of interesting content here, and the building area of the museum is also quite large."

"Located in an abandoned underground cistern, two exquisite glass pyramids are the entrance signs. In the reservoir that was once filled with 1.6 million liters of drinking water, natural light is almost invisible. Artificial lighting creates unique saturated colors for 50 glass artworks, and the unpolished granite walls and moist air contrast sharply with the fragile glass. Glass paintings are all created by well-known artists. Please bring a warm coat when visiting! The highest temperature in the museum is only 9 degrees Celsius."

"Amber is formed over thousands of years of history. The area of the museum is not very large, but there are indeed many varieties of amber here. You can appreciate it carefully. It is a good location to find."

"It is definitely a place that can only be reached by free travel, and introduces the process of Danish national development. The original versions of various ancient houses moved here, showing the simple folk customs, and also a good place to interact and experience history!"

"The Roskilde Art Museum is located next to the Roskilde Church. The museum showcases the wonderful space of modern cutting-edge art. Here you can enjoy the exquisite works of Danish local and internationally renowned artists, and it is a good place to improve cultural accomplishment."

"This is the most beautiful art gallery I have ever seen. When I went there, I caught up with Yayoi Kusama's exhibition and spent a day to see it. There is a combined ticket for buying a round-trip ticket + museum entrance ticket at the train station, you can consider buying it. The sea outside the door, the outdoor sculpture park, and the coffee in the glass house are very beautiful~ The overall building echoes the surrounding environment, and it is great to watch it outdoors when the weather is clear!"

"This is the former residence of the well-known writer Karen Berryson. The script of the famous movie "Out of Africa" is adapted from her life experience in Africa. The film also won the 1985 Academy Award for Best Picture. The museum still preserves the objects he used before. The light is bright and the display is as before. Here you can feel the writer's work and life."