Fantastic family-friendly beach and amazing sights like the museum of Rudolph Tegner.
Between Hornbæk and Gilleleje, Dronningmølle Bay stretches in a gentle curve with a wonderfully long, family-friendly beach. The water becomes deep only gradually, so the beach is perfect for toddlers who can play in the small inland lakes and shallow pools. Sunbathe on the wide, fine-grained sandy beach or find your very own spot nestled in the dunes – and savour long, relaxing days in the summer sun.
From the beach, you can hike inland through a wide, green meltwater valley to the protected nature area, Rusland, where Rudolph Tegner’s Museum & Statue Park is located.
Strolling along the beach towards Gilleleje you’ll encounter Munkeruphus, a fascinating art exhibition venue presenting cutting-edge art and design.
Hop on your bike and visit Esrum Abbey a few kilometres south of Dronningmølle. The abbey was a power centre in the Nordic countries during the Middle Ages, and today it is a contemporary attraction that the entire family will enjoy visiting.
When you’re seeking a bit more than just lazing on the beach and swimming in the clean, refreshing sea, exciting outdoor and cultural experiences await you in Dronningmølle.
Everyone is different – some like sleeping comfortably in a soft bed, while others love feeling the presence of nature on an air mattress inside a tent. In Dronningmølle, you can have exactly the stay you’re looking for. The area is home to a lovely beach campsite where you can also rent cabins, there are Bed & Breakfast options and it is possible to rent a holiday cottage through a number of different agencies.
Strawberries and raspberries that taste like heaven, homemade ice cream crafted from the very best ingredients and fresh organic vegetables sourced from local farmers. It doesn’t get much better than this. And don’t forget to be good to yourself – even during the holidays!
Find opening hours at the tourist information, plan your holiday, see the map of the city, how to get around by public transport, read the large holiday magazine for North Zealand, find a blue flag beach and where to rent a bike. Get answers to this and more here.
