Contact and directions

How to find us in Fredensborg

The Magic Garden is at Kronprinsessevej 11 in Fredensborg, 35 km north of Copenhagen. There is no reception and there are no opening hours – you come here for a concert, a retreat or an appointment with us. If you have a question, write or call.

Address
Kronprinsessevej 11, 3480 Fredensborg, Denmark
Phone
+45 23 70 98 98
E-mail
info@themagicgarden.dk
Talk to us
Book a free clarity call with Ecaterina
Company
The Magic Garden ApS · CVR 37937045
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Kronprinsessevej 11 on a summer day: the house, the tall tree stump called the Lord of the Trees, and the green gate between flowering bushes
Kronprinsessevej 11 on a summer day.

Getting here

The garden is in the town of Fredensborg, close to Slotsgade.

By train

Fredensborg Station is on the local line between Hillerød and Helsingør. From Copenhagen, change at Hillerød if you take the S-train, or at Helsingør if you take the coast line. From Copenhagen Central Station the trip to our door takes about an hour and a quarter, with the last 15 minutes on foot from the station. From Copenhagen Airport, take the train to Helsingør and change there.

Plan your trip on Rejseplanen (in English)

By car

Put Kronprinsessevej 11, 3480 Fredensborg into your GPS. Out of consideration for our neighbours, everyone parks on Slotsgade, 222 metres from the garden, and walks the last stretch.

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The last stretch

  1. The Lord of the Trees: the three-metre tree stump at the entrance to Kronprinsessevej 11, with the green gate to the right behind the bushes

    The tree stump at the entrance

    At the entrance to number 11 stands a tree stump three metres tall – what is left of Denmark's oldest beech, which grew in the gardens of Fredensborg Palace from 1666 to 1999. When we bought the stump that same year, it weighed eight and a half tonnes.

  2. The green gate under a tiled roof, with the tarot card The Fool on the gate and flowers in front

    The green gate

    Go through the green gate to the right of the stump.

  3. The garden seen from above: the stone path winds between grass and sculptures to the eight-sided roof of the Roundhall

    Through the garden

    Follow the path through the garden to the house at the back. That is where the Roundhall is.

  4. The foyer with plants and flowers that leads into the Roundhall

    Into the Roundhall

    Through the foyer you come into the Roundhall. This is where most things happen – the full moon concerts, the retreats and everything else.

    Photo of the foyer: Per Rask