Visited on a Saturday as part of a day-tour group. Saturday is not the best day for the "indoor"…read morepart, as it was crowded, and not always as easy to move around as we would have liked. Outdoors was just fine, especially watching the families with kids making "viking crafts." Thanks V, for a fun-filled educational experience.

This spot was awesome. We went on a sunny day and the views were STUNNING. We did the BoatYard tour…read morewith Magnus who couldn't have been nicer or more informative. I would highly recommend doing a tour if you have the time. I learned SO Much and this museum is unreal on what they're doing. Seeing the ships inside was great, and even the food at the cafe was tasty. Super easy to get to from Copenhagen (although the walk from the train was a little long and hilly if you have mobility issues). Really enjoyed this spot and really opened my eyes to Danish history- theyre also doing something so unique in making these boats. If you want to sail on the boats get tickets online in advance or get their early-they were sold out by the time we got there at about 11.

We visited with a tour group on a rainy day, which gave the Gothic brick structure a gravitas…read moreappropriate for a northern European Protestant tall-steeple church. I'm not sure what I could add that isn't better expressed in history, architecture, or travel websites. We enjoyed our time communing with Danish royals of the past.

Pretty impressive and really cool that it houses the most royals! Not as gilded in gold as some…read moreother cathedrals, but pretty impressive. There is an upstairs area that has a little museum which was an added bonus.

If you're American, you can skip this one. There is a lot of focus on older Danish music and not…read morereally any pertaining to the American scene, and rightfully so. The building itself is really cool looking so go for that, but this is something that you can skip otherwise in my opinion.