Dronningmølle

Dronningmølle is a holiday home area along Northern Zealand's coastline with numerous rental properties situated near sandy beaches and natural landscapes. The accommodations range from small cottages for four people to large houses for fourteen people.

The area developed into a preferred vacation destination throughout the 20th century, drawing families seeking coastal retreats. This demand for holiday accommodations shaped the growth of the settlement along North Zealand's coast.

The Rudolph Tegner Museum and Sculpture Park nearby display artworks placed within natural surroundings, reflecting the local artistic heritage. Visitors can walk through these installations while experiencing the connection between art and the coastal landscape.

Most rental properties are within walking distance of the beach and easily accessible. Many houses include amenities such as kayaks for exploring the nearby Esrum Å waterway.

Access to the Esrum Å waterway is a distinctive feature of many rental houses, with kayaks often included for water exploration. This opportunity allows visitors to paddle through a natural setting in a way many coastal areas do not offer.

Location: Gribskov Municipality

Part of: Hornbæk-Dronningmølle

GPS coordinates: 56.09470,12.38500

Latest update: December 12, 2025 07:57