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Try to go on a weekday if you can. I went on a Saturday and it felt super busy. The crowds can take away from the whole experience, so weekdays are way better.

I suggest bringing a picnic to enjoy in one of the nearby parks. There are beautiful spots where you can relax and take in the view without spending a fortune on food inside.

i suggest visiting the little mermaid statue early in the morning, around 8 am. you'll beat the crowds and get some awesome photos without anyone photobombing you!

I think it's a nice idea to combine your visit with a boat tour around the harbor. You’ll get a different view of the statue and see other cool sights along the way.

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!

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!