Roskilde Harbour
In and around the harbour area, you can join a Viking-themed cruise, explore the fjord’s nature, enjoy unique art and the local fishing culture, discover Roskilde’s medieval history, and taste gastronomy spanning both past and present.
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Top Attractions at Roskilde Harbour

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The Viking Ship Museum in Roskilde
Roskilde is the only place in the world where you can board a real Viking ship, experience original vessels from the Viking Age, or take a sailing trip on the fjord in traditional Nordic boats.

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M/S Sagafjord - Roskilde’s restaurant ship
On board M/S Sagafjord, guests can enjoy a delightful lunch, dinner, or coffee and cake while sailing through the scenic Roskilde Fjord. The crew is always ready to give you a warm welcome and ensure a memorable experience. Everything on board is taken care of, so guests can simply sit back, relax, and enjoy the food and the stunning views of the fjord.

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Glasgalleriet – discover the art of glass up close
At Glasgalleriet by Roskilde Harbour, you can watch the glassblower at work and experience how molten glass is transformed into unique artworks. Here you will find a working workshop, exhibition, and shop, all housed in the historic setting of the town’s former gasworks.

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Sct. Jørgensbjerg
Just a few minutes away from central Roskilde is all you have to go to experience genuine Danish village atmosphere. Just a few hundred metres from Roskilde Cathedral is the cosy neighbourhood of

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Café Garden of Sct. Hans
At the café in Sct. Hans Have, you’ll find a menu based on the finest organic ingredients – either harvested directly from the garden or sourced from the fertile countryside around Roskilde. You can enjoy your lunch in the old greenhouses, in the garden café, in the tea garden, in the berry garden, or under the pergola. At Sct. Hans Have, there is room for calm and presence in green, tranquil surroundings.

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Boserup Forest near Roskilde
Boserup Forest is one of the most popular natural areas near Roskilde and forms part of the Skjoldungernes Land National Park. The forest reaches right down to Roskilde Fjord and is around 3–4 km from the centre of Roskilde.

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Pipers Hus Restaurant
Views of both the fjord and the cathedralIn summer, meals can be enjoyed on the terrace, with views over the fjord in one direction and Roskilde Cathedral in the other. The combination of nature, culture, and gastronomy makes Pipers Hus a unique experience in Roskilde.

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Roskilde Cathedral – a UNESCO World Heritage Site and 800 years of royal history
Roskilde Cathedral is Denmark’s most important church – a Gothic medieval cathedral, royal mausoleum, and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.










