Transport – get to, from and around Fjordlandet
Important info & tips for your journey
Fjordland is perfect for trips by bike, on foot, by car or by public transport. We have compiled an overview of the many possibilities in and around Roskilde, Lejre and Frederikssund. In the article you will find information on:
Camper
Things to keep in mind when you are travelling with a camper
You can park and stay overnight in a camper van anywhere you can park a normal car.
There is a car park at Roskilde Harbour where you can park your camper, especially during the summer months.
Find out more about the different options
Car rental
Explore Fjordlandet by car
Take a road trip in Fjordland with a rental car from Oscar car rental. This gives you the freedom to explore the beautiful area without worrying about how to get around.
Oscar Car Hire has five locations in Fjordlandet, located in Roskilde, Lejre, Frederikssund and Jægerspris.
Parking in Roskilde
What you should be aware of on your car journey
In the city centre car parks, you must register at the machine or via an app. Parking is free for 2 hours, with the option to buy extra time. In some places you can park for 30 minutes without the possibility of buying extra time. Here you need a parking disc.
Charging Stations
Where to charge your electric car
If you want to drive your electric car to Fjordlandet, you can do so without hesitation. There are plenty of places in Fjordlandet where you can charge your electric car and enjoy the beautiful scenery.
You can enter your location on the map and see all the charging stations near you.
Fjordlandet by bike
Donkey Republic
Donkey Republic offers free access to the largest fleet of bicycles in Roskilde.
With the app you can rent a bike with just one click!
Roskilde Cykelcenter
Looking for a bike to rent? Stop by Roskilde Cykelcenter for advice and a large selection of rental bikes.
Hedeland MTB
Rent a bike from Hedeland MTB and experience the beauty of Fjordlandet. Guided tours are also available.
Bike Tours
Easy bike rental along the entire Ice Age Route.
Start anywhere and return to any point along the route – it couldn’t be easier.
Cycle routes in Fjordlandet
Fjordlandet offers a wide range of beautiful cycle routes for all levels. On two wheels, you can experience Fjordland up close and feel the breath of history.
Selected route: Fjord Path
Discover the Fjord Path, one of Denmark’s most beautiful cycle routes, and experience the unique fjord landscape with a history dating back to the last Ice Age.
Selected route: Tour de France route
Get on your bike and follow the route of the Tour de France and experience Skjoldungernes Land National Park, the World Heritage Site, the Vikings and the cosy farm shops.
Public transport
How to get around Fjordlandet
Plan your trip on Rejseplanen and discover how far you can travel in Fjordlandet in the shortest time. There are regional and intercity trains to and from Roskilde and Lejre, and an S train to and from Frederikssund. There are also bus connections between Roskilde and Frederikssund.
Below you can find more information about the trains that run to each station and nearby attractions.
Roskilde Station
Just 25 minutes from Copenhagen, Roskilde is beautifully situated by the Roskilde Fjord. Here you will find history, culture and nature in their full glory – and cosy restaurants where you can enjoy it all.
The history of Roskilde and the surrounding area dates back to the Viking Age and the Middle Ages. The main attractions are the royal tombs and the impressive architecture of Roskilde Cathedral, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Roskilde is also famous for its youth: The RAGNAROCK Museum offers interactive exhibitions on pop, rock and youth culture, while the Viking Ship Museum has active workshops for children. But Roskilde is also a modern town with a pedestrian area for those who like to browse in shops and cafés.
Lejre Station
Here you are close to the big city – but far from the hustle and bustle. Explore the halls of the Saga Kings at Lejre Museum, immerse yourself in the everyday life of the Vikings at Sagnlandet Lejre or get lost in the weapon collections at the Weapons Museum at Egholm Castle. And don’t forget to enjoy the fresh country air and green beauty that make Lejre part of Skjoldungernes Land National Park.
Enjoy the peace and quiet on foot along the Skjoldunge trails through pastures and rolling hills, or hop on a mountain bike and feel the exhilaration on the challenging MTB trail in Bidstrup’s forests.
Frederikssund Station
Here you can take wonderful boat trips on the fjord, go shopping, see art in the J.F. Willumsen Museum and enjoy Hansen ice cream on the quay. Hornsherred, the picturesque peninsula between the Isefjord and Roskilde Fjord, is also worth a visit.
It lies just outside Frederikssund, on the other side of two bridges – Crown Prince Frederik’s Bridge and Crown Princess Mary’s Bridge. Out here, Frederikssund becomes a village idyll with sights such as Jægerspris Castle, Selsø Castle Museum, Svanholm Organic Farm and the thousand-year-old oaks.
The 4 ferries
If you follow the “Fjordstien” signs, you can cycle around the entire Isefjord on a scenic cycle path linked by four ferries, so you can experience the fjord from both the water and the land.
The ferry in Fjordlandet goes from Kulhuse to Sølager, where you can experience the beautiful nature.
Accommodation in Fjordlandet
Accommodation in Fjordlandet
Danhostel Roskilde
Wooden tent in Svanholm’s forests
Bb Roskilde City- bed and kitchen
Glamping i Herslev – Little Sweden
Zleep Hotel Prindsen Roskilde
Lindegaarden Bed & Breakfast
Nordgaarden Vaccation apartments
Skjalm Hvide Hotel, restaurant and a place to meet
Bautahøj
DCU Camping, Kulhuse
Scandic Roskilde Park
Solbakken Naturistcamping
Comwell Hotel Roskilde
Kærgaard Bed & Breakfast
Roskilde Camping
Sonnerupgaard Gods
Overnight in shelter in Svanholm’s forest
About us
Fjordlandet, or Fjord Country, covers the scenic areas around Roskilde Fjord and Isefjord. The towns and landscape of Fjordlandet are filled with vibrant stories, while its harbours are abuzz with activity. On a summer day you’ll encounter beach guests, sailors, fishermen, nature lovers, birdwatchers, history buffs and Viking enthusiasts.
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