After a morning spent at the Ordrupgaard Art Museum, you might think about stopping in Klampenborg for lunch at “The Yellow Cottage.” The idyllic cottage with its roof clock sits on a hillock overlooking Bellevue Beach (with its Arne Jacobsen-designed lifeguard towers).
Originally built as a gatekeeper house for a spa resort in 1844, the yellow cottage was preserved in 1978 – and now houses a charming restaurant with enchanting views of the sound.
(Source: MRNY)
Picnic baskets can be purchased – but regardless of whether you eat in the cottage or on the beach, make certain that you eat at least two rolls, slathered with butter. This is the kind of bread that you dream about when you’ve returned to the States.
Drive along the water on your way back into town for a view of the Arne Jacobsen-designed gas station, at which you almost expect to see George and Judy Jetson appear at the door.
You couldn’t ask for a lovelier afternoon.
LINK: Den Gule Cottage
