Hillerød Bymuseum is a three-storey city history museum set on Jægerbakken in the grounds of Frederiksborg Slotshave. It traces Hillerød's story from a small medieval village to the castle town that grew up around Frederiksborg Slot in the mid-1500s, and on to the present day. On the first floor, "Tidens Gade" recreates everyday life in the 19th and 20th centuries through reconstructed shops, workshops and living rooms. The basement houses Grafisk Museum, dedicated to hand and machine typesetting. The museum is part of Museum Nordsjælland.
Helsingørsgade 65, 3400 Hillerød
Opening hours follow the event programme
Museum Nordsjælland guides you through the history of Hillerød on a leisurely city walk in late summer.
A guided city walk and museum visit designed for babies and new parents. A gentle morning activity in Hillerød town centre where you can bring a pram or baby carrier.
A child-friendly morning activity at Hillerød Bymuseum where children search for hidden golden stags throughout the museum.
Hillerød Bymuseum invites families to create potato animals during the autumn holiday - a fun and creative workshop where children make their own little artworks.
A Christmas celebration at Hillerød Bymuseum with traditions, history and treats for the whole family in Frederiksborg Palace Gardens.