Deep in the heart of Dyrehaven, north of Copenhagen, lies a place called Dansebakken. It’s not just any place. Dansebakken is the world’s oldest amusement park. Established in 1583, Dansebakken, officially known as Dyrehavsbakken, has been a beloved destination for centuries. Imagine families, young couples, and seniors all enjoying a day of fun. Dansebakken seamlessly blends history with modern amusements. No big brands or neon signs are allowed here, preserving its historic charm. Colorful wooden structures, independent shops, and quirky stalls create a unique atmosphere. The iconic white-faced clown, Pjerrot, has entertained guests for over 200 years. A wooden rollercoaster from 1932 still thrills riders today. Dansebakken also offers a variety of dining experiences, from traditional Danish cuisine to Spanish tapas. There’s no entrance fee, allowing everyone to enjoy the lively atmosphere and natural beauty. For those seeking thrills, a wristband provides access to all 33 rides. Dansebakken offers a unique blend of history, entertainment, and natural beauty. It truly is a special place, just a short trip from Copenhagen.
Galleri KANT
Founded in 2009 by Kerry Harm Nielsen and Anna Gram Sørensen Galleri KANT is more than just a gallery. It’s