📍 Venues in Helsingør

Danmarks Tekniske Museum in Helsingør is Denmark's national museum of technology and industry. Its collection covers ea…

Sankt Olai Kirke is the cathedral of Helsingør and one of Denmark's oldest churches, with origins in the 12th century. …

Karmeliterklostret - also known as Vor Frue Kloster or Sct. Mariæ Kloster - was founded in 1430 when King Erik of Pomer…

Kulturværftet in Helsingør is a large cultural and conference centre housed in the former Helsingør Shipyard buildings …

Marienlyst Slot is an 18th-century baroque palace just north of Helsingør, overlooking the Øresund strait. Its lawns se…

Marienlyst Strandhotel is a classic seaside hotel in Helsingør, sitting right on the Øresund strait with views across t…

Musikhuset Elværket is a music venue in Helsingør, housed in a former power station from the early 1900s. The industria…

Sct. Mariæ Kirke in Helsingør is a medieval friary church dating from the 15th century, originally part of a Carmelite …

Skibsklarerergaarden on Strandgade 91 is the best-preserved building from Helsingør's Sound Dues era. The house dates t…

Helsingør Teaterhus on Stengade 51 is a historic theatre building from 1892, situated on the pedestrian street three mi…

Toldkammeret in Helsingør is a historic 17th-century complex that once served as the customs house for the Sound Toll -…

Værftets Madmarked is a street food market that opened in May 2017 inside one of the halls of the former Helsingør Ship…

Værftsmuseet in Helsingør is housed in the original buildings of Helsingør Shipyard, which operated from 1882 to 1983. …