Things to do with your family beyond Copenhagen

Ordrupgaard is a state-owned art museum close to Dyrehaven and Jægersborg in Greater Copenhagen. The museum is known for its large collection of French and Danish pieces from the 19th and 20th centuries.

A unique mini theme park in the woods north of Copenhagen, Bakken is the oldest amusement park in the world.

The Open Air Museum, Frilandsmuseet, is one of the oldest and largest open air museums in the world.

A short trip north from Copenhagen will take you to Dyrehaven, a wonderful woodland that seems far from city lights and traffic noise.

Furesø, Denmark’s deepest lake, lies just 20 kms north west of Copenhagen. It has rapidly become a hotspot for outdoor swimming, one of the most popular in the country.

Oddies is a small beach paradise at Rungsted Badestrand that makes you feel like you're on a tropical island, surrounded by good vibes, good drinks and great water views.

Dragør Old Town is one of the best-preserved towns in Denmark. Many of the low houses were built between the 18th and 19th centuries, and the small winding alleys hide many quirky details from that time.

Street food in rustic, maritime surroundings - The shipyard’s street food market is an informal gathering place, where people of all ages can gather, enjoy and explore the amazing foods found all across the world.

What's better than jumping into the blue wave in the most beautiful surroundings? When you visit Sneglen, Kastrup Søbad, you have the best view of Saltholm Island and Sweden.

Drama-packed Kronborg is one of Northern Europe’s finest Renaissance castles.

Experience award-winning architecture and interactive exhibitions in the maritime surroundings of Kulturhavn Kronborg in Helsingør.