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3. C o p e n h a g e n—H ille ro d—E ls in o re (00 Kilometres). 1. By train (The main station, Norreport station and Gsterbro station) via the following stations: Ilellerup, Gentofte, Lyngby, Ilolte, Birkerod, Lillerod, Ilillerad, Fredensborg, Kvistgaard, Snekkersten to Elsinore. 2. By Tourists-Automobile. Copenhagen, Elsinore via Strandvejen and back via Fredensborg and Hillerod (see page 43).

des of Molleaaen (brook). In the northern p a rt of the town the Borgenfri palace is situ a­ ted, where the K ing resides p a rt of the summer (see page 201 ). Near Fuglevad, a little far­ ther north, are situated the Agricultural school and Grundtvigs Pcoplcs-lligh- school with a Museum of Buildings and Agriculture, which is very interesting. The Museum of Buildings be­ longs to the open ground de­ partm ent of the Danish Peo-

Having passed Uellerup, mentioned above, the next station is Gentofte, beautifully situ a­ ted by the lake of the same name. S. E. of the town is the BernstorlT Palace (see pa­ ge 202). Lyngby, often called »Kon- gens Lynghya (the Kings Lyngby), is quite a large town of villas and factories (about 6000 inhabitants). I t is situated by the idyllic Lyngby lake and on both si­

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