Visit the Deer
Fall is a great time to get out of the city and visit the deer in a lovely historic setting. Dyrehaven (the Deer Park), 20 minutes north of Copenhagen, is a place where you can take a walk in the woods and enjoy the lush forest, small lakes and open meadows. More than 2000 free-range deer live in this beautiful setting—you're certain to come across them peacefully grazing..
The park is ideal for picnics, jogging, biking, and horseback riding. You can even take a tour of the terrain in a majestic horse-drawn carriage. In 2015, Dyrehaven was recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site—the land was once used for hunting by the Danish royalty who hunted on horseback following a pack of hounds. The Hermitage, the King's impressive hunting lodge is located in the heart of the park..
You can ride a train from Copenhagen's city center to Klampenborg Station to get there..
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