A lunch restaurant in the Dyrehaven park, it is housed in charming red brick building dating back to the 18th century, which used to be the home of a forest ranger. Traditional Danish lunch with rye bread, salmon and cheese as well as some excellent cakes.
Wed-Sun 12:00-15:00 · Brunch 128 kr, Lunch platter 168 kr
One of Denmark's top art museums, featuring paintings of Monet, Renoir, Dega, Pissarro, Gauguin, Hammershøi, Philipsen, and L.A.Ring. The museum is placed in a nice park, and has been extended with a striking building by the famous architect Zaha Hadid.
Tue Thu Fri 13:00-17:00, Wed 10:00-18:00, Sat Sun 11:00-17:00 · 70 kr
DoNorthern suburbs
colloquially known simply as Bakken
The world's oldest intact surviving amusement park, and has a reputation for being more folksy than its downtown rival, Tivoli. While the number of rides are hardly impressive, except for the large wooden "Rutchebanen" (lit. the rollercoaster) which dominates the park, the atmosphere it gets from the surrounding forest is quite enchanting, and the many old and very traditional pubs and restaurants is the real attraction of the place.
25-Mar-29 Aug; hours vary but generally 14:00-22:00 are safe bets · Entrance is free. Wristband for all running amusements: 199-219 kr, discount booklets with 42 coupons: 210 kr
This charming old white building, is in the middle of the forest right near the entrance to Dyrehavsbakken, It has been serving food to the guest of the forest since 1888, and takes its name from the hunter who opened it back in the days. Middle of the road cuisine, but the deer - fresh from the surrounding forest, is recommended.
10:00-18:00 and until midnight during dyrehavsbakken's season · Mains from 108 kr