Hørsholm Egns Museum is a local history museum covering the Hørsholm area from prehistoric times to the modern era. Its collections include material relating to the demolished Hørsholm Palace and court life in the 18th century. The museum is housed in historic buildings and regularly hosts exhibitions and lectures.
Hørsholm Egns Museum offers autumn holiday activities including family garden experiences, a children's craft workshop, and guided walks through the castle grounds.
Hørsholm Egns Museum invites children and adults to experience 18th-century writing with quill and ink during the autumn break.
Hørsholm Egns Museum celebrates apples and autumn with activities in the museum garden in collaboration with Haveselskabet Hørsholm.
A guided movement session in the museum garden behind Hørsholm Egns Museum, inspired by Enlightenment ideals of nature and the body's connection to the outdoors.
Hørsholm Egns Museum hosts a crown-making workshop for children and adults as part of the museum days on Saturday, September 19.
A literary garden walk with writer Christine Fur Fischer reading poems and texts about nature among the wild plants of the museum garden.