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  • filter_dramaGet in
    From Copenhagen, the most convenient way to reach Fredensborg is to catch an S-train to [wiki=11af236259661bdf3f2d9487927076e2]Hillerød[/wiki], and change to the Lille Nord [url=http://www.lokalbanen.dk/K%C3%B8replaner/Lille_Nord.aspx]]train towards Fredensborg and [[Elsinore[/url]] (Helsingør), which sees departures towards the city twice per hour most of the day. It is possible to use the same line from Elsinore. The trip from Copenhagen takes about an hour.

    It is also possible to catch a bus from Humlebæk (Louisiana Art Museum, bus 844 and 733E, 25 minutes). From Nørreport station in [wiki=2453e84781d75c626c74849f904d5b3a]central Copenhagen[/wiki] there is a is a rushhour express bus (6AM-9AM, 1PM-5PM), which completes the journey in 45 minutes (bus 173E)

    If you have your own wheels take the Helsingørmotorvejen highway (E47 and E55) to exit 7 (Kokkedal), turn left, and follow Fredensborg Kongevej to the end.
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    For all practical purposes, use your two fine legs. It is a 1 kilometre walk through the nice town to the palace.
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    Built in 1720-1726 and extented until 1770. The royal family lives there, so the castle is closed for the public except for July. The gardens are open to the public, however, and the castle is one of the most beautiful in Scandinavia.

    * An art gallery fitted into the old Court- and Jailhouse from 1857 sometime in 2006. The house is well-preserved, and still houses much of the original equipment.

    * Museum showing the local history of the area. It is in one of the first public schools in Denmark dating back to the 1720s. Here you can see an old class room and also art tiles. There is also a shop selling historic toys and books.

    * Private museum exhibiting toys from recent history, you might have played with some of them as a kid. The museum shop sells both modern and historic toys. There is also a small café.
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    Here you can watch falcons, hawks and eagles being trained in historical royal hunting grounds.

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    • Budget

      Italian restaurant.

      * Quite cheap Italian restaurant, which is mainly a pizzaria (also take away), but also has antipasti, pasta and some fish and meat main dishes. Outdoor seating on the square when weather permits.

      * Chinese restaurant with few tables, except in summer when you can sit out as well.

    • Mid-range

      * Café during the day transforming into a restaurant in the evening. Danish cuisine.

    • Splurge

      There are not many high end restaurants in town. The best is the restaurant at the hotel Fredensborg Store Kro, see listing in the sleep section.

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    Bar with nice outdoor seatings.

    * Bar and café often showing football.
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    Open April-September.

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    * Bed & Breakfast.

    * Youth and family hostel, open all year around. The hostel can provide rooms with toilet and bath. The hostel serve breakfast everyday.

    * A Grand old hotel right by the castle, in both the best and worst sense of old - at its best it is elegant and timeless, but the rooms are starting to show its age, and could an update to modern times. The in house restaurant Anna Sophie, fares much better, and serves upscale food in a beautiful old room.
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    A good one day itinerary, which we could call "a day in the Nordsjælland of the kings", if we were the local tourist organisation - but we're not - so let us keep in nameless, and just tell that it involves the three grand palaces of the region; Take the S-train to [wiki=11af236259661bdf3f2d9487927076e2]Hillerød[/wiki] and see the Frederiksborg Palace and museum and go for a stroll in in the nice barque gardens - retrace your steps to the station and jump on the train to Fredensborg to see the palace from the pretty park. Jump back on the same train (though unless you are superman, the same train 2 hours later), and continue the journey to [wiki=89085118dde86298e16910b718e17403]Elsinore[/wiki], do an L through the old town, pass the harbour and finish the castle viewing with Hamlet's Kronborg, and nice views over the sound and Sweden. Head back to station and take the Kystbanen Railway back to [wiki=2da3c827ccabc4855cb9921b4f1addfa]Copenhagen[/wiki]. If you have time to spare, you could stop by the fabulous Louisiana Art museum in [wiki=4f63a14dea92d3ef32b5ffbb730437ad#Louisiana_Museum_of_Contemporary_Art]Humlebæk[/wiki] on your way back.

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