This list of historic houses in metropolitan Copenhagen provides an overview of historic houses in metropolitan Copenhagen, Denmark.
| Name | Image | Type | Date | Coordinates | Notes | Ref |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Belvedere |  | Country house | 1842 | Ref | ||
| Bernstorff Palace |  | Manor house | 1765 | Ref | ||
| Charlottenlund Palace |  | Country house | 1881 | Ref | ||
| Christiansholm |  | Country house | 1767 | Ref | ||
| Lille Bernstorff |  | Country house | 1811 | Ref | ||
| Haslehøj | Country house | 1885 | ||||
| Hvidøre |  | 1892 | ||||
| Øregård |  | Country house | 1808 | Ref | ||
| Ordrupgaard |  | House | 1918 | |||
| Rydhave |  | Country house | 1885 | Ref | ||
| Sølyst |  | Country house | 1760 | |||
| Schæffergården |  | Country house | 1772 | Ref | ||
| Søholm |  | Country house | 1809 | Ref | ||
| Name | Image | Location | Date | Coordinates | Notes | Ref |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mørkhøjgaard | Mørkhøj | 1836 | Ref | |||
| Name | Image | Location | Date | Coordinates | Notes | Ref | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Eiler Rasmussen House | 1939 | Steen Eiler Rasmussen 's own home | Ref | ||||
| Folehavegård | c. 1770 | Ref | |||||
| Fuglsangshus |  | 1764 | Ref | ||||
| Mortenstrupgård | Farmhouse | c.1790 | Ref | ||||
| Halldor Gunnløgsson House | 1959 | Halldor Gunnløgsson 's own house | Ref | ||||
| Kokkedal Slot |  | ||||||
| Rungstedlund |  | 1680 | Karen Blixen's home, now a museum | Ref | |||
| Sophienberg |  | 1746 | Ref | ||||
| Name | Image | Type | Date | Coordinates | Notes | Ref |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bøgely | Manor house | 1843 | Ref | |||
| Brede House |  | Manor house | 1795 | Ref | ||
| Frederiksdal |  | Country house | 1747 | Ref | ||
| Christianelyst |  | Manor house | c. 1800 | Ref | ||
| Frieboeshvile |  | Country house | 1758 | Ref | ||
| Gramlille |  | Country house | c. 1800 | Ref | ||
| Hegnslund |  | Country house | 1914 | Ref | ||
| Marienborg |  | Country house | Ref | |||
| Ørholm |  | Manor house | c. 1790 | Ref | ||
| Sophienholm |  | Country house | 1805 | Ref | ||
| Sorgenfri Palace |  | Royal residence | 1756 | Ref | ||
| Sorgenfridal | 1780 | Ref | ||||
| Tusculum |  | Manor house | ||||
| Name | Image | Type | Date | Coordinates | Notes | Ref |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Birkeborg |  | Country house | 1910 | |||
| Carlsminde |  | Country house | c. 1750 | Ref | ||
| Countess Danner Mansion | Country house | |||||
| Enrum |  | Country house | 1864 | Ref | ||
| Fredensdal | Country house | 1824 | Ref | |||
| Frederikslund | Country house | 1864 | Ref | |||
| Frydenlund |  | Country house | 1729 | Ref | ||
| Gammel Holtegård |  | Country house | 1757 | Ref | ||
| Middelboe House |  | Country house | Jørn Utzon-designed house | Ref | ||
| Mothsgården |  | Country house | Ref | |||
| Næsseslottet |  | Country house | 1783 | |||
| Rolighed |  | Country house | ||||
| Søllerød Slot |  | Country house | ||||
| Name | Image | Location | Date | Coordinates | Notes | Ref |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Edelgave |  | 1791 | Ref | |||
| Melchiors Enkesæde |  | 18th century | Ref | |||
| Name | Image | Location | Date | Coordinates | Notes | Ref |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fredensborg Palace |  | Fredensborg | Ref | |||
| Krogerup |  | Humlebæk | 1776 | |||
| Nivaagaard |  | Nivå | 1881 | |||
| Louisiana |  | Humlebæk | ||||
| Name | Image | Location | Date | Coordinates | Notes | Ref |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jægerspris Castle |  | Jægerspris | 1722 | |||
| Selsø |  | 1576 | ||||
| Svanholm |  | 1744 | ||||
| Name | Image | Location | Date | Coordinates | Notes | Ref |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Farumgård |  | Farum | 1706 | |||
| Name | Image | Location | Date | Coordinates | Notes | Ref |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fiskerhuset | Gilleleje | Ref | ||||
| Munkeruphus |  | Dronningmølle | 1916 | Ref | ||
| Rågegården | Rågeleje | Ref | ||||
| Strandvejen 20 | Tisvildeleje | 1956 | Ref | |||
| Name | Image | Location | Date | Coordinates | Notes | Ref |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Arresødal |  | Frederiksværk | 1788 | |||
| Birkely | Frederiksværk | 1856 | Ref | |||
| Grønnæssegård | Hundested | 1856 | Ref | |||
| Knud Rasmussen House |  | Hundested | 1788 | |||
| Name | Image | Location | Date | Coordinates | Notes | Ref |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Buxtehude House |  | Helsingør | 1600 | |||
| Danstruplund | ||||||
| Gurrehus |  | Gurre | 1600 | |||
| Havreholm Slot |  | Havreholm | 1914 | |||
| Kronborg |  | Helsingør | 1588 | |||
| Marienlyst |  | Helsingør | 1763 | Ref | ||
| Ørsholt | 1890 | |||||
| Valdemarslund |  | Gurre | 1905 | Ref | ||
| Name | Image | Location | Date | Coordinates | Notes | Ref |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Batzke's House |  | Hillerød | 1720 | Ref | ||
| Carlsberg |  | Hillerød | c. 1850 | Ref | ||
| Favrholm |  | 1806 | Ref | |||
| Frederiksborg Castle |  | Hillerød | Ref | |||
| Lowzon House | Hillerød | c. 1760 | Ref | |||
| Slotsforvalterens Hus |  | Hillerød | ||||
| Strødam | 1888 | Ref | ||||
| Stud Master's House |  | 171 | Ref | |||
| Name | Image | Location | Date | Coordinates | Notes | Ref |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gammel Køgegård |  | Køge | 1791 | |||
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