Frilandsmuseet

  Frilandsmuseet, nestled in the Brede neighborhood of Copenhagen, serves as a vibrant open-air museum showcasing Danish rural life from the past centuries. Established in 1897, it spans over 86 acres and features over 50 historic buildings, including farms, cottages, and a windmill, all authentically reconstructed and relocated from different regions of Denmark. This culturally rich site offers a glimpse into traditional crafts and agricultural practices, with seasonal activities such as workshops and guided tours available throughout the warmer months, particularly in June and July. Visitors can explore beautiful gardens and interact with farm animals, making it a delightful experience for all ages. Adjacent to the picturesque Lyngby Lake, this museum invites you to step back in time while enjoying a peaceful nature walk.