We enjoyed a full day at Frilandsmeet despite several downpours. The museum is extensive and allows free access into and through the buildings. There are artifacts from the time period so you get a sense of what living or working in one of the buildings would have been like. We were there on a weekend during which time there were demonstrations and docent volunteers who could answer questions - in very fine English. The grounds cover quite a distance. If time or interest is limited, I would suggest viewing the map and choosing a few buildings to explore. Many children's activities although some of these were performances or stories needing Danish language.

This is a fascinating collection of buildings, largely farmhouses, with all you expect of an open air museum: low doorways, primitive living quarters, strange tools from the past. There is an area where children can construct their own house with wooden planks, a bit like giant Lego. There were lots of young children there having a great time. The smørrebrød we had at the cafê was really delicious. Make sure you wear good shoes: it was a dry spell when we went, but some of the paths will be muddy in wet weather, as will the grass that you sometimes have to cross to get to some buildings. I would love to give it a Very Good starring, but it really needs proper signposting. We struggled to find where we were on the map. We couldn't even find the exit, Also: more information about some of the mysterious objects in the houses would be great: in Danish and in English please. Busses go every half hour from the station, but you can walk it in 20 minutes (it IS signposted!)

Our family has been to quite a few open air museums over the years, but I must say I really enjoyed this one. It's really big our kids enjoyed being pulled around in one of the wooden carts. The museum has so many excellent buildings. The staff were excellent and friendly. Of our holiday to Denmark this was my favourite attraction. I would quite happy have spent a second visit here.