克隆堡宫（kronborg slot）

有历史的地方，又赶上莎士比亚节，城堡介绍很详细，外面的环境古朴幽静，天鹅成群，战神雕塑很传神，在古堡里像镇宅之神

先去的非德列古堡，但是还是更喜欢哈姆雷特城堡，虽然大多数人不喜欢。。我喜欢它的简单，外城墙的护城河，最重要的是外面的大门，好精致！

这是一个令人流连忘返的城堡。它被巨型的城墙围绕,城墙的某些部分厚达6米。整个城堡也相当壮观、美丽。莎士比亚的戏剧《哈姆雷特》就是在此创作,所以有时候戏剧《哈姆雷特》也在此上演。很遗憾,由于时间限制,我并没有进入城堡参观,但就我在外面的所见,我觉得此地值得一游。

这个城堡从外面看起来的确不错,但是如果你参观过法国卢瓦尔河谷里的那些城堡的话,你肯定会觉得这个城堡很无趣的。城堡里的房间很大,但是空荡荡的,和法国的那些城堡简直没法比,整个装修得基调太黑暗太沉重了。城堡下面的地下室很好玩,但是你必须要走过一条黑暗的路才能出来。

从哥本哈根坐火车到赫尔辛基大概要45分钟,从车站走到科隆博格城堡不远。城堡位于海岸线上,非常不错,可以看到对岸的瑞士。《哈姆雷特》的故事就是根据这里写的,虽然莎士比亚从没来过这个地方那个吧。房间很可爱,尤其是宴会厅。小教堂装饰得富丽堂皇,总体来说都很不错。对了,不要错过地窖哦。当丹麦岌岌可危的时候,海盗还在这里睡大觉呢!

The castle is surrounded by several areas including batteries, walls, outer town/shops, even a moat. The castle itself consists of a large courtyard, series of wards (rich with art, tapestry, statues, furniture, and other items of historical significance), and a series of dank tunnels underneath the castle. If you navigate the tunnels (flashlight/torch recommended) you will find Holger Danske (see tripadvisor listing).You can choose from several guided tours, in different languages, but we chose the basic entry and then purchased a small booklet with details of nearly all of the rooms and artifacts.Definitely worth a day-trip from Copenhagen if you like renaissance-era history or have an interest in its connection with Shakespeare's Hamlet.

If you're willing to take the train 45 minutes out of Copenhagen, this makes for a great day trip. The castle is amazingly beautiful on the outside. The inside exhibition starts off a little slow but gets a lot better at the end. I think there's a guided tour include that I wish I would have gone on because there was not a lot to read about the castle. The tour of the casemates and Holger Danske was interesting, but there wasn't a ton to see down there. Nevertheless, I'm glad we made the trip out.

Visited Helsingør at the end of our visit to Denmark Prior to our visit we purchased Copenhagen cards (120 hours for £75) this included free travel to this beautiful townThe weather was awful but didn't spoil the visit - Kronborg Castle was included on the Copenhagen card for a free visit- so despite heavy rain we made our way there - there is lots to see and really would take more than a days visit This 16th century castle is immortalised in one of Shakespeare's plays as ElsinoreWould love to return on a good summers day

very scenic from the outside. appropriate location for a picnic, the beach is easily accessible, the ferry station is also close.

Horatio's recounting of Hamlet's story while guiding us through the castle was terrific. Made both the castle and Hamlet more real.

First, I recommend looking into the Copenhagen card if you are visiting from Copenhagen. It covers the admission (to everything) as well as the train ride up (about 45 minutes).The castle was great. Even a self guided tour is quite interesting, but the 45 minute tour provide is great and points out some really interesting highlights of the castle as well as the history. The area and town itself are a fun visit as well so this site makes for a great day trip from Copenhagen if you are based there.

We bought a 24 hour pass 130DKK each for the train (as we were taking the train to the airport the next day so killed two birds with one stone) and took the train from Central station to Helsingnor. Trains run every 20 mins or so and it took about 45 minutes. It is the end of the line so you can't go wrong, then when you get off the train, keep walking straight on and the castle is well signposted. The entry fee was 90DKK and we took the included guided tour of the castle and this was well worthwhile as our guide had some interesting tidbits to tell us which added to the appreciation of the location. It was interesting to hear how the king was taxing all the ships going through the narrow straits there between Denmark and Sweden. We also hadn't realised quite what a history there was between Denmark and Sweden!!In February on a cold day, it was even colder at the castle as it is next to the water so if you go in winter, make sure you are rugged up well against the cold.We had coffee and cake at a nice little café outside the castle walls.The old town is also quite interesting to wander around.

We took the train up from Copenhagen - 45 minutes away - and really enjoyed both the guided tour and the self tour material!

It was fairly easy to take the train to Kronborg from Copenhagen. Once you reach Helsingnor, you have about a 3/4 mile walk from the train station to the castle but the town of Helsingnor has much history so there are plenty of stops that you can make on the walk there. There is also a little train that goes closer if you don't want to walk. The castle itself is surrounded by a moat and a nice view of the water and shoreline. I would make sure that I took the guided tour because even though it doesn't take you through the whole castle, you get important background information to understand what you see. Many of the rooms are empty due to a fire in 1629 which destroyed their contents, but it still remains an interesting historical experience. It is most widely known as the setting of Shakespeare's Hamlet.

A truly spectacular setting for Hamlet. Great place to visit as a one-day trip from Copenhagen. Convenient train journey to and from Copenhagen Central Station. Across the sea is Helsingborgs in Sweden. Huge ferries take passengers to and from the port.