Søllerød Tour

The Søllerød tour begins at Culture Snake, which meanders from Vedbæk Harbor in the east to Næsseslottet and Furesøen in the west - or vice versa. This small tour in Søllerød is 3.2 km.

The tour tells the story of the development of the town of Søllerød and its surroundings from a clearing village established in the late Viking Age to the summer houses built in the 1700s for the upper middle class, who sought idyll and rural peace.

The historical sites you encounter along the Søllerød tour are:

- Søllerød as a clearing and village

- The summer houses - the homes and summer residences of the rural dwellers

- Søllerødvej 64 - Søllerød Municipality's first town hall

- Church Forest - Previously belonged to the Church

- Rillesten - With traces from the stonemason's tools

- The Borderland – the waterways - A thousand-year boundary between North Zealand and the capital region

- Havarthigården - Dairy – cheese production and dairy supplies. Modern agriculture and brickworks

- The Bell House - Official residence for the vicar and bell ringer

- Søbakkevej Drewsens hospital – housing for the poor in the parish. The Princess School – among the first schools in the parish. The Laundry Sødal – from a wash place to small industry

- Søllerød Cemetery - With graves of many known and historical figures from the parish

- Alvejen, Søllerød inn and Mothsgården - Inn establishment from 1677 by one of the main thoroughfares of the common people.