Helsingor Harbor or known also the Dockland of Helsingor is a great place to explore. There are... read more
In tve winter not much is going on here. However I can totally recommend a walk (or run) in this... read more
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Helsingor Harbor or known also the Dockland of Helsingor is a great place to explore. There are plenty of things to see particularly if one is interested into culture and art. On the water front you will see the The Culture Yard (Kulturevaerftet) building which...More
In tve winter not much is going on here. However I can totally recommend a walk (or run) in this area, along the water front. It’s relaxing and sometimes very windy :) The walk will take you from the station to the castle and back...More
The vibrantly colored houses and cobblestone streets take you back into a time when life was much simpler. It also provides a chance for some excellent photo op's. The half day trip to Helsingor Havn and the Castle are a great take.
It's a lovely place to take a stroll with a beautiful view. I visited in February, so there were hardly any people. Might get crowded in summer.
Is almost always nice and when summer its so crowded, now i was there in December and the weather was not nice, Its more like a place for ferries than a harbour i would say
The harbour (Havn) is the connection between the train station, Maritine Museum, Kronborg Castle, 'HAN' and the city center with shop and restaurants. Nothing much is happening there, but in the summertime there might be small art exhibitions. There is a nice view of the...More
The brooding atmosphere is magical, as is the sense of history permeating every nook and cranny of this glorious structure. The Swedes may have sacked it, but they couldn't strip it of its character.
the views across the water are lovely. the channel is busy and you can see Helsingborg (Sweden) from here. its only a 20 minute boat ride. short walk into town to eat or to the maritime museum or kronborg slot (castle). plenty to see and...More
Dont't go there after 2.p.m. in the weekend as the city will appear as if it has been swept by the plague. You won't meet a soul and all cafés will be closing. Quite disappointing for one of Danmarks biggest 'towns'. A strong wind blows...More
Today it has been replaced by tourists from far and away, Swedes who come for drinks and fun, long-haul tourists who visit the major attractions.Competition is tough and the many advertising signs that mispower the pedestrian street are a sign of this.
