Hørsholm

Hørsholm has served as a royal-estate centre in North Zealand since the 18th century. The town developed around Hirschholm Palace, built for King Christian VI in the 1730s and demolished in the early 19th century; Hørsholm Church now stands on the former palace grounds. Near the Øresund coast, Hørsholm is also home to the University of Copenhagen’s Arboretum, a major collection of trees and shrubs. Rungstedlund, the former home of author Karen Blixen, lies nearby in Rungsted. Discover how Hørsholm belongs to the wider North Zealand and Øresund area by browsing webcams nearby.

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