Unfortunately, no. Here are the opening times for Land of Legends April 13 - April 22 11-16 Easter: Open all days May 1 - June 28 10-17 Closed Mondays June 29 - August 11 10-17 Open all days August 12 - September 22 10-17 Closed Mondays October 12 - October 20 11-16 Open all days Christmas opening hours November 30 - December 1 December 7 - 8 December 14 - 15 Honestly, it's a great place to visit.

Hej Lone Der er en indendørs cafe, og der er konferencelokaler. Cafeen er hyggelig nok, men indretning og atmosfære passer ikke til den fremragende mad fra Herthadalen. Konferencelokalerne vil kræve bookning hos Sagnlandet. Hvis det regner, er I bedre tjent med at spise hos Herthadalen. Det er I under alle omstændigheder. Deres mad er så god, at det vil være synd at bruge den til en picnic. Der vik jeg i stedet foreslå en burger fra Cafe Valhalla i Gevninge. Den spiste vi selv til Skt. Hans på et picnictæppe. God fødselsdag.

Dear TP In Lejre Land of Legends we don't have an original fortress of burial ground. (But sooo much else, though!) The original Viking Kingshall, that we are currently reconstructing and the original stoneship-setting (which was a burial grave and where archeologists have excavated 54 graves) where located 2,5 kilometer from Lejre Lands of Legends, right by our smaller neighbor Lejre Museum. I would recommend a combination visit, to see both the original find (Beware: Viking remains are not like pyramids still standing, the original Kingshall are marked with a smal row of turf in the landscape, and of the original stoneship-setting are only some 20 stones left. the excavated graves, are not visible. Lejre Museum do have a small exhibition of some of the treasure finds, and other viking objects from the Kingshall area. the same goes for the fortress by Trelleborg, where the circular earthwork is the only part of the fortress that have survived the test of time). I would recommend you a trip starting at Lejre Museum, to see the original remain, then continue to visit us in Lejre Land of Legend and experience the reconstruction (that are right now just starting up) to really get a sense of the splendor and scale of the Kinghall of the earliest danish Viking kings. (More than 60 meters long and 12 meter wide, it is Humongous, and enormously impressive. That I would say, (although of course I cannot be considered objective:-)) is a Must-see. The only exception is if you are traveling in week 29, and only have time to spend one day on the vikings. Then I would choose Trelleborg, that every year hosts the largest vikingfestival in Denmark, with around 1100 volunteer viking reenactors. I hope, no matter what you choose, that you have a fantastic holiday in Denmark. All the best Tania Lousdal Jensen Head off Press, Lejre Land of Legends

It really depends on which time of year you go. If it's during warmer periods, then you should spend at least half a day, especially if your kids enjoy the outdoors.

If you go to their website (sagnlandet.dk) - then click on the English flag, you will find information on activities and opening dates/hours. Best time to visit Denmark generally is probably from May to September, warmest in the summer.

Dear texasgal1 The trains from Copenhagen to Lejre station goes two times an hour mondays to Fridays and once an hour on saturdays an sundays. From Lejre station you can take a bus directly to the door of Land of Legends - it goes once an hour on all opening days. To check the exact timetabel visit rejseplanen.dk (Official travelplanning site of the Danish train and bus operator) - in the top right corner you choose language and switch the site to English. We hope to see you inthe future. All the best Tania Lousdal Jensen Head of Press, Land of Legends

Det må man! Bare man husker snoren:-)