Top Museums in Denmark

Definitely take your time in the garden first thing in the morning around 9 AM. It’s quieter then, and the flowers are just stunning. Perfect for some peaceful photos!

Make sure to grab a coffee at the café—it's not overpriced, and the pastries are super tasty! I regretted not trying something there earlier.

I suggest visiting on a Tuesday if you can since it's free entry! I wish I knew that before I paid. Who doesn’t love free art?

Definitely get the guided audio tour; it adds so much context to the art without feeling overwhelming. I think it really brought the pieces to life for me!

Don't skip the café inside! It has a lovely atmosphere and decent prices, perfect for a break after exploring!

Make sure to wear comfy shoes. I thought I'd be fine in my sandals, but the cobblestones and endless walking made me regret that later. A good pair of sneakers would have saved my feet.

I think a visit to the bookstore inside is a must! They have some adorable souvenirs you won't find anywhere else, plus books that you can’t get too many places.

If you're into photography, don't rush your visit! I took my time wandering through the gardens, and I found some unique spots for pictures that few others seemed to notice.

I suggest getting to Frederiksborg early, like around 9 AM. The castle opens at 10, but the gardens are stunning and much quieter in the morning. Trust me, the photos are way better without the crowds!

My tip is to check out their temporary exhibitions too. I saw one that was only on for a short time, and it was totally worth it!

My advice is to visit on a Tuesday or Wednesday. It was less crowded when I went, and I really enjoyed the peace and quiet while exploring the museum!

Make sure to grab the museum map at the entrance. It highlights special exhibitions and lesser-known pieces, which helped me make the most of my time there without wandering aimlessly.