Halsnæs

Experimental houses, organic living and a sustainable community. That are some of the things the eco-village Dyssekilde is all about.

Dyssekilde is situated in Hundested next to beautiful nature and water.

Culturel activity house in old cannon factory.

The house is used for all kinds of exhibitions, art shows, industrial fairs and concerts. The thick stone walls give a rustic background for the bright colours of contemporary art and the acoustics are second to none.

Glas-Smedjen is open every day for visitors. Her you can meet the glass artists Nanna Backhouse Brown and Andrew Brown at their impressive workshop and studio.

You will find locally produced beers at Halsnæs Brewery at Hundested Harbour.

Besides beers you can also get a bite to eat. And you will often find music and other events at this place as well.

The House of Knud Rasmussen in Hundested has been a museum and memorial since 1939.

This is where he stayed and worked in between his many expeditions to the North Pole.

Kik-forbi is a small grocery store in Kikhavn. Here you will find organic specialities and local delicacies.

During the summer Kik-forbi also includes a cafe.

At Liisberg Gallery in Hundested you can enjoy art and coffee.

Behind the gallery is artist Annette Liisberg, who also hosts different events all through the year.

The wilderness of the Nordic Nature is the inspiration of Tina Rosenberg, who is behind the Rosenberg Gallery.

Rosenberg Gallery is situated at Hundested Havn, and the gallery works as a gift shop and workshop as well.

Get an insight into the history of industrialization and a closer look at the life of Knud Rasmussen at Frederik's Værk museums.