Our two brand-new holiday apartments are located at Langelinie Vin – our small vineyard in beautiful North Zealand, where we’ve been growing wine since 2014. Here, we're surrounded by vineyards, grain fields, and open countryside with wide skies, birdsong, and the peace to truly breathe. The apartments opened for its first guests in August 2025 and are decorated in a bright, modern style with the things we personally value when on holiday – including a private kitchen, making it easy to stay for several days. Overnight guests are welcome to take a stroll through the vineyard (between 10 AM and 12 PM), and in our small farm shop, you can purchase our award-winning wines to take home. We also offer three Pintrip spots for motorhomes.

We’re a couple in our 60s, Helle and Jan, and we live on the farm year-round. Langelinie Vin is our small vineyard in North Zealand, where we’ve been growing wine with great passion and care since 2014. When we’re not working in the vineyard or garden, we enjoy spending time in our greenhouse with the fireplace lit. We love to travel ourselves and appreciate places that offer peace, nature, and personality. That’s exactly the atmosphere we hope our guests will experience here with us. We prefer to stay in the background, but we’re never far away if you need anything, and we’re always happy to share our best tips for exploring the area.

Our vineyard is located in the heart of scenic North Zealand – within easy reach of fjords, castles, charming harbours, and cultural experiences. There are plenty of opportunities for excursions, whether you’re into nature, art, boat trips, or the local atmosphere. Just a 30-minute drive from the farm, you can enjoy a beautiful round trip with The Four Ferries around the Isefjord – a lovely day trip combining ferry crossings with small stops along the way, such as lunch at a local inn. If you drive about 30 minutes north, you’ll reach Hundested Harbour, where a sand sculpture festival is held during the summer, featuring impressive artworks and a delightful maritime vibe. Here, you can enjoy an ice cream, browse local crafts, or have lunch by the water. To the east – around 25 minutes away – lies Fredensborg Palace and its royal gardens, where you can take a long walk through the beautiful, historic grounds and catch a glimpse of royal life. If you’d like to go sailing, we recommend two experiences: Færgen Frederikke on Lake Arresø (about 20 minutes away) – a peaceful and charming boat ride in lovely surroundings – or Sagafjord in Roskilde (35 minutes), where you can enjoy delicious food and stunning views from the deck. If art and culture are your thing, the Willumsen Museum in Frederikssund is just 15 minutes away, offering rotating exhibitions in a striking architectural setting. There’s so much more to explore in the area – from farm shops to hiking trails and small harbour towns – and we’re happy to share more recommendations during your stay. You’ll also find plenty of inspiration at Visit Fjordlandet and Visit North Zealand.