Frederikssund – nature-focused meetings by Roskilde Fjord

In Frederikssund, you will find peaceful meeting venues surrounded by forest, water, and open landscapes. The town is ideal for meetings and conferences where the natural setting and calm atmosphere encourage focus, reflection, and positive energy.

Meeting room at Nordgården with tables and chairs set up for a meeting.

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Meeting Rooms at Nordgården – unique facilities in a rural setting

Skibby, West Zealand

Metalskolen conference center surrounded by green areas.

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Metalskolen Jørlunde – a modern conference centre in Fjordlandet’s natural surroundings

Frederikssund, North Zealand

Restaurant Toldboden with a rooftop terrace at Frederikssund Harbour

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Restaurant Toldboden | Meetings with fjord views

Frederikssund, North Zealand

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Selsø Castle - meetings in a historic setting

Frederikssund, North Zealand

Conference room at Skjalm Hvide Hotel with projector screen and U-shaped table setup.

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Skjalm Hvide Hotel – conference hotel in North Zealand

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Aerial view of Jægerspris Castle with red facade and surrounding green park area.

Jægerspris Castle - Frederik VII, Countess Danner and park

Jægerspris Castle is one of Denmark’s oldest royal residences and houses a museum dedicated to King Frederik VII and Countess Danner.

A sunken-floor house and woven fence with the fjord behind at Frederikssund Viking Settlement.

Frederikssund Viking Settlement - houses on Kalvøen

Explore the Viking world on Kalvøen in Frederikssund, beside Roskilde Fjord on Zealand, north-west of Copenhagen. Discover reconstructed houses, bridges and roads. The site is open year-round, with markets and activities on selected days.

Photo: Museumskoncernen ROMU

Frederikssund Museum, Færgegården - life by the fjord

When visiting the Frederikssund Museum, Færgegården, you can explore the history of the fjord landscape from prehistory to the present day. Here you will find a vivid narrative about people’s relationship with Roskilde Fjord told through exhibitions, the museum gardens, and the surrounding trails.