Its name means 'the King's Heather Town,' first recorded in 1348 along a royal road built in 1584 linking Copenhagen with Frederiksborg Castle. The railway's arrival in 1863 turned the village into a Copenhagen suburb, and the Technical University of Denmark's move in the 1970s made it an engineering hub for firms like Bang & Olufsen. Its Frilandsmuseet open-air museum gathers 100 historic buildings and draws 200,000 visitors a year.
Denmark Copenhagen Aarhus Aalborg Odense Vejle
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