- 'Hvidøre' is a house on the coast in Skovshoved to the north of Copenhagen in Denmark.
- On this page you can find a location map as well as a list of places and services available around Hvidøre: Hotels, restaurants, sports facilities, educational centers...
- At the beginning of the 16th century, King John of Denmark built a royal seat at Hvidøre, guarding the only landing place to the north of Copenhagen.
- And, at the time of the Russian Revolution, Dagmar escaped Russia, and Hvidøre became her home until her death in 1928.
- Hvidøre former country estate owned by the daughters of King Christian IX: Queen Alexandra of Great Britain and empress Dagmar of Russia.
- The mantle piece inside of Hvidøre estate with a portrait of their father,King Christian lX of Denmark.
- Vintage picture of Copenhagen's Hvidøre at Emiliekilde, Sea-side Road in Denmark from by A.W.Nyeborg.
- Domus Hagedorn is open for day meetings; Hvidøre and Favrholm Campus give you access to hotel rooms, fitness facilities and bikes.
- Alexandra and Dagmar were anxious to have direct access to the beach, which lay on the other side of the coastal road and which belonged to Hvidøre...