Top Things to Do in Frederiksvaerk 2021

"It is indeed a good choice to take a cruise in Northern Europe. You will stop on the shore whenever you arrive, and then drive to various attractions. In Copenhagen, Denmark, to see the mermaid is in the Long Causeway Park. The only drawback is that there is not enough time."

"Castle Island is also a very good place. The castles are historical heritages and there are quite a lot of them. This castle is also an ancient heritage in Denmark. Many of them are well preserved and have a sense of age."

"The homestay where I live is right across the lake, in a very quiet location. People run around the lake every night to exercise. There is a large bird island in the lake, all kinds of birds, and of course swans! It's so beautiful when the weather is good!"

"Another beautiful area in Copenhagen. You can visit restaurants and bars. Go for the afternoon and enjoy some happy hour and live music."

"When the old beach came over it happened on the weekend, it was very close to the door. Although there are not as many people as the pedestrian street, it is also a good place for the locals to go on weekends. It is a very casual place, without too much business, just sit and watch. Landscape sunbathing"

"Surrounded by very beautiful buildings, here is also a very lively place in Copenhagen. There are beautiful buildings. There are many restaurants and cafes on both sides of the street. In the afternoon, people will enjoy the slow life outside in the sun and drinking coffee."

"This little park sits in between the Amalienbourg Palace and the waterfront. It has sculptures, a large fountain, and lots of gorgeous plants, including cherry blossoms."

"It is a small island, but it has both natural scenery and agricultural landscape. It feels good and worth visiting. In fact, one day is enough. I chose to walk around the island for a week and half a day. ."

"The Øresund Strait is also called "Sund Strait". Connecting the Baltic Sea and the Kattegat Strait. It is 110 kilometers long, 4-28 kilometers wide, and 12-28 meters deep. It is the deepest waterway in the Baltic Sea. You can see many wind turbines in the sea on the plane"

"You can walk past the Science Museum, stroll along the grassy path, or walk to the beach. There is a pier, and the first one has a great cafe. You can walk to Westport, where the water is getting deeper and deeper, there are wooden seats and diving platforms, you just need to soak in the water, walk left to the Öresund Bridge, and turn right to the torso."