Open Air Museum — Attraction in Lyngby-Taarbæk Municipality

One of my favourite places to spend time. Lots of old buildings from around Denmark (Germany and Sweden too) to show life in the olden days. Most date several 100 years back. Interiors are time typical too. Lots of volunteers and employees in time typical dress are around to share their knowledge. They welcome kids, grown ups and group alike. I've spent many hours here already and still haven't seen it all. There are small plays put on all through summer (included in the entrance fee). Entrance fees might seem steep but bring a child and save money (fees are cheaper when you bring children). To me I'd say it's worth it, but don't come just for a quick look, take your time to look around. You can buy food here, but you're also allowed to...

Not impressed. The museum was open and charging for tickets when we visited in mid May but it was virtually dead inside. I saw 3 people dressed “ in character” - a lot was closed or under construction. I would have loved a guided tour or even a headset narrated tour. Disappointed we spent $30 to walk around for 15min and then we gave up and left. Maybe in the business of summer it would be different but today I was greatly...

Really lovely way to experience a bit of Danish history, with well maintained authentic houses dating hundreds of years back. We only spent two hours in the park but could have easily stayed to explore for a full day.

Don't miss the horse carriage ride, it is a great way to get an overview of the entire park. Cafe is a nice place to have...