Afternoon Tea: Valentine’s Day

Treat your loved one to a romantic date at Kronborg when we invite you in for a very special Afternoon Tea on Valentine’s Day.

At Kronborg, we set the table with white tablecloths, sparkling cava, and warm scones – everything needed to create a little royal romance. Feel the breeze from the sound and the castle’s wild history, while you enjoy tea and the one you love.

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Practical information

Menu

  • 1 glass of Cava, a festive welcome
  • Drink as much tea as you like
  • 2 English finger sandwiches
  • 2 crispy scones with butter, jam, and lemon curd
  • 2 petit fours, small and sweet endings

Meeting place

Main intrance at Kronborg

Meeting time

  • 13:30 - 15:00

Included in the ticket

Your ticket to Afternoon Tea includes a day pass to Kronborg.

1.

Tea for two

The journey from China to Kronborg

Tea used to be a status symbol for kings and queens, but today it is for everyone. Get the short version of the long history of tea's journey to Denmark, while you sit down to the classic menu, which contains everything an Afternoon Tea should and ought to.

2.

Guests seated at white tables for afternoon tea in Kronborg's elegant historic room with chandeliers and a Flemish tapestry on the wall

Your Afternoon Tea also includes access to the rest of the castle

With the ticket in hand, you can explore the rest of Kronborg. Stories of all sizes await you in the castle's ballrooms, chambers, and casemates.
Guests seated at white tables for afternoon tea in Kronborg's elegant historic room with chandeliers and a Flemish tapestry on the wall

See you for a perfect afternoon

Full house at afternoon tea in Kronborg's bright historic hall – many guests at white-clothed tables with flowers, fireplace, and a colourful floral arrangement
Two women enjoying tea and champagne at an afternoon tea table with a tiered stand of chocolates, strawberries and scones – blue-and-white china at Kronborg

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Unfortunately, the Hamlet hall is on the first floor, and the elevator was not invented in the 17th century.
  • Groups of 10 or more are requested to contact us at [email protected] for optimal seating arrangements.
  • Special dietary requests cannot be accommodated for this event.