Hørsholm

Danish Museum for Hunting and Forestry in Copenhagen is one of the largest of its kind in Europe with approximately 3000 square metres of exhibition space throwing light on the cultural history of hunting and forestry in Denmark from the Stone Age to the present day.

The museum is housed in the beautiful old 18th century stables and barns belonging to the no longer existing Hirschholm Palace.

Hørsholm Midtpunkt is a shopping mall in the heart of North Zealand.

The center offers more than 60 shops, presenting the latest trends in fashion, lifestyle and design.

In the center you can also buy good wine and delicacies.

The palace gardens constitute the park which encircles Hørsholm Church.

The present gardens were established at the beginning of the 20th century. The Danish Forest and Nature Agency has worked to restore the grounds since 1993, and has now succeeded in recreating part of the symmetry of the old baroque gardens.

Visit the world famous Stone Age graves from Vedbæk on the beautiful coast line north of Copenhagen.

In the exhibition you come up close and touch the furs from the animals that the Stone Age people hunted in the dense virgin forest. You can even touch copies of the weapons used to kill the hunters’ prey.

At culture house Trommen (The Drum) you can enjoy concerts, theater, lectures and creative workshops.

Trommen was built in 1987 by architect Knud Munk and with its characteristic round, beautiful concert hall it is one of North Zealand's architectural and cultural landmarks.