Farum Things to Do

Frederiksborg castle's Baroque gardens date from the 1600s. At one point it fell into disrepair and then simply vanished; in 1996 the gardens were re-landscaped and re-opened, though. You can now once again admire the big water... more

This Scandinavian city surprises you with the number of golf courses that it possesses. A golf-crazy tourist is sure to get his money's worth on a trip to Copenhagen with excellent golf courses like the one at the Rungsted Golf... more

This is the second milestone in the dramatic wizardry of Dr. Dante. A former suburban furniture store has become a breeding ground for new artists, as well as the first theater to be opened by the already legendary young direct... more

In 1903 Johannes Hage donated his collection of paintings to this museum, Nivaagård Malerisamling. Here you will find work by brilliant Italian painters from the fifteenth century, as well as Dutch painters from the 1600s, amon... more

A great suburban surprise, Gladsaxe Teater has recently gone from producing large, pompous musicals to sneaking in some avant-garde stuff, with daring dramatisations of Kafka; all without losing its broad audience. A very excit... more

This is a warm and relaxed bar for 40-somethings. Come by for an after-work drink and hear the talk of the town from the people who live in it. Vinstue 29 is very popular with women. The flat beers they used to serve have turne... more

If you are tired of the noise and stress of the city and fancy a bit of fresh air and tranquillity, you can be out of town in leafy Dyrehaven park in less than 15 minutes. The park is great for walking, cycling and riding and i... more

Sophienholm is a museum of paintings, located in a beautiful manor close to lake Bagsværd in North Zealand. The building was constructed in the 1770s, and redesigned in 1805 by J.J. Ramee. Sophienholm lies within an English-sty... more

This delightful manor in Gammel Holte, north of Copenhagen, houses a museum of modern art. Originally this was part of lands belonging to the Crown. In 1755 Laurinds de Thura bought Gl. Holtegård and constructed the distinguish... more

You will find Cafesius just after you have crossed over the lakes to Frederiksberg. It is situated next to the big, famous Forum hall and the Broadcasting House. This place is not just an ordinary café, but also a French/Danish... more