This is us Salt factory that is located in beautiful natural surroundings. The atmosphere here is very unique, because you can’t help but be captivated when you stand in the hut listening to the salt smith’s account of the old recipes and the history of salt on Læsø. Salt and Læsø are two things that are undeniably linked from the 1100s and approx. 500 years on, where the inhabitants of Læsø have made salt according to the old recipes. Try to make your own salt, explore the salt stand or visit the pancake shop, and try the famous pancakes.

Shop Læsø salt, care products with salt among other things.

This is us Here you can experience the robber Jens Langkniv’s hidding place through many years. Listen to the story about him from one of the guides, or experience it yourself when you explore the mine tunnels. There are so much to see, as the limestone mine is the oldest in Scandinavia dating back about 1500 years. Five different bat species live in the limestone mines, which you might be lucky to spot. Here they offer idyllic parking in the forest. Toilets and fire ring can be used at a fee. Lunch is possible, but must be booked in advance. NOTE: Take your waste with you or dispose it at a fee.

Shop Local specialities, sausages, beer etc.

This is us If you like whiskey, then we would recommend you to visit Fary Lochan. It is one of the smallest distilleries in the world, but it is also one of the most interesting ones. The distillery is family owned and is located in wonderful settings. Everything is handmade according to traditional Scottish receipts, and the whiskey is unique, because as the only place in the world, they use fresh nettles to smoke the malt. You can book guided tours that takes you through the distillery and production, the tour will end with a tasting of different, selected products in the small shop. For more information look at their website.

 Shop Whiskey, gin, liqueur, schnapps.

This is us With the charming timber framing and thatched roof, it is almost impossible not to fall for Gyrstinge Skovkro. The inn was built in 1902 and is located by a beautiful beech forest in central Zealand. Skovkroen has been renovated and today it appears like a modern inn with a nice and cosy atmosphere. Every Thursday, there is “crofting dishes” on the menu (it varies from week to week) and in addition, fried pork is also served (all you can eat). On Sundays you can enjoy a delicious buffet from 12 o´clock. Everything is served in portions. Reserve a table on 0045 57 84 56 52. Opening hours: Thursday and Sunday as well as for various events.

This is us DieselHouse is a museum, experience- and knowledge center located on H.C. Ørstedværket in Sydhavnen. The museum is built around a B&W diesel engine from 1932, which for 30 years was the world’s largest diesel engine. The engine delivered power to Copenhagen morning and evening. Here are 3 floors with i.a. industrial history of the development of the old B&W Motor Factory through 150 years and much more. Free entry. The museum has a unique location close to Copenhagen. No dogs at the museum. There is a green area by the museum, where you can walk your dog. NOTE: Arrival within opening hours, as a 24-hour parking permit MUST be picked up at the reception.