North Zealand with your dog – dog-friendly places
20 places where I'm allowed to come along
Are dogs allowed in North Zealand? Yes – at 20 dog-friendly places among the castles, the woods and the Sound.
Liseleje Hundeskov
✓ Confirmed by dogs and their humans (1 review)"Lovely dog forest with plenty of other off-leash friends. Summer and winter 👍"
Esrum Kloster & Møllegård
Per the venue's website or official social mediaGurre Slotsruin
Per the venue's website or official social mediaAsserbo Slotsruin
Per the venue's website or official social mediaFredensborg Slotshave
Per the venue's website or official social mediaJægerspris Slot
Per the venue's website or official social mediaDanmarks Tekniske Museum
Per the venue's website or official social mediaWillumsens Museum
Per the venue's website or official social mediaRudolph Tegners Museum & Statuepark
Per the venue's website or official social mediaMarienlyst Strandhotel
Per the venue's website or official social mediaGilleleje Labyrinten
Per the venue's website or official social mediaTil-Tops Hornbæk
Per the venue's website or official social mediaSticks’n’Sushi Rungsted
Per the venue's website or official social mediaBryggeri Skovlyst
Per the venue's website or official social mediaRestaurant Kilden
Per the venue's website or official social mediaCafé Havestuen
Per the venue's website or official social mediaFrederikssund Vikingeboplads
Per the venue's website or official social mediaHornbæk Hundestrand
Per the venue's website or official social mediaFlyvestation Værløse
Per the venue's website or official social mediaHørsholm Slotshave
Per the venue's website or official social mediaNorth Zealand is castle country: I'm allowed into the grounds of 6 of them – Fredensborg Palace Garden, Jægerspris, Esrum Abbey and the ruins at Gurre and Asserbo. There are also 4 museums, among them the Rudolph Tegner Museum & Statue Park, where the sculptures stand out in the heather, and the Danish Museum of Science and Technology.
If you're hungry, there are 4 dog-friendly cafés and restaurants, including Café Havestuen, Bryggeri Skovlyst and Sticks'n'Sushi in Rungsted. Note that at 10 of the places I'm only welcome outdoors – in the garden and on the terrace, not inside. Do remember that rules can change – give the place a ring if you're unsure.