• Arrive after the first hour, since staff open the farms and houses gradually during the first hour and close them during the last
• Two entrances: the main one on Kongevejen has the shop, restaurant and parking, while the north entrance at Brede is staffed only on weekends and school holidays and its turnstile takes no strollers
• Hilly gravel paths that are stable but tiring, and most courtyards and buildings are hard to enter with a wheelchair (free loan wheelchairs can be booked ahead)

Frilandsmuseet is one of Europe's oldest open-air museums, open since 1901. Farms, houses and mills from across Denmark, Skåne and the Faroe Islands were taken down and rebuilt here among historic gardens and heritage breeds: horses, goats, sheep and rabbits kids can pet.

The Freddy Frogface Village is the play zone, based on Ole Lund Kirkegaard's books, with a labyrinth, soapbox cars, apple trees to climb and a reading cave.