Oplev Hubertusjagt / Experience the Hubertus Hunt
| Start | 01.11.2026 |
| Lessons | 4 |
| Event no.: | 09060-26 |
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| Location | Adresse meddeles |
| Price | DKK 0 |
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En jagt med lange traditionerKom og oplev Hubertusjagten i Dyrehaven, som afholdes hvert år den første søndag i november. Sådan har det været siden år 1905, dog med enkelte undtagelser under Anden Verdenskrig.
Hubertusjagten er en symbolsk videreførelse af de gamle parforcejagter, som Dyrehaven oprindeligt er anlagt til. Det enestående stjerneformede stisystem blev anlagt i 1680'erne af Christian den 5. med det formål, at kongen kunne have udsyn over vildt, hunde og jægere i forbindelse med parforcejagter.
Her lod man hunde støve ræven op, og feltet fulgte hunde og ræv. I dag er der ingen jagthunde, og ræven er erstattet af ”forlorne” ræve i form af to erfarne ryttere, som rider forrest med rævehaler på deres røde ridejakker.
Dyrehaven var kongens private jagtområde, men i 1756 blev haven åbnet for almindelige mennesker. I dag er Dyrehaven et populært udflugtssted, fordi det ligger naturskønt med skov og udsigt til Øresund. Desuden ligger forlystelsesparken Bakken lige ved siden af.
Studieskolens rundvisninger og ture Rundvisninger, byvandringer og oplevelser er en hyggelig og uformel måde at gå på opdagelse i din by på. Du lærer nye ord og udtryk, mens du bevæger dig gennem gaderne. Der vil også være god tid til at møde de andre kursister og øve sproget.
PraktiskDu må gerne tage en ven eller kæreste med. Vi taler en blanding af dansk og engelsk. Husk varmt tøj og gerne en madpakke og drikkedunk.
Bemærk venligst, at denne begivenhed er for vores danskkursister. Det er gratis, men du skal tilmelde dig på forhånd.
Det foregår:
Søndag den 1. november kl. 8.30-13.00.
Mødested: Vi mødes kl. 8.30 på Københavns Hovedbanegård ved nedgangen til spor 9/10. Derefter følges vi ned til sporet og tager S-toget til Klampenborg Station. Jagten foregår kl. 10.00-12.00.
A tradition dating back more than a centuryCome and experience the Hubertus Hunt – (Hubertusjagten) – in Dyrehaven, which takes place every year on the first Sunday in November. This tradition dates back to 1905, with only a few interruptions during the Second World War.
The Hubertus Hunt is a symbolic continuation of the historic par force hunts for which Dyrehaven was originally created. The unique star-shaped network of paths was laid out in the 1680s by King Christian V, allowing the king to keep track of the game, hunting dogs and riders during the hunts.
In those days, dogs would flush out the fox, and the riders would follow the chase. Today, there are no hunting dogs, and the fox has been replaced by two experienced riders acting as "foxes". They ride at the front of the field wearing fox tails on their red riding coats.
Dyrehaven was once the king's private hunting grounds, but in 1756 it was opened to the public. Today, it is a popular destination thanks to its beautiful natural surroundings, woodland landscapes and view of the water. The amusement park Bakken is also located right next to the park.
Studieskolen's tours and excursionsGuided tours, city walks and cultural experiences are a cosy and informal way to explore your city. You learn new words and expressions as you move through the streets and discover new places. There will also be plenty of time to meet other students and practise your Danish.
Practical informationYou are welcome to bring a friend or partner. We will speak a mix of Danish and English. Please make sure to wear warm clothing. It’s also a good idea to bring a packed lunch and a water bottle.
Please note that this event is for our Danish language students. It is free of charge, but registration is required.
Time and place
Sunday 1 November, 08:30-13:00
Meeting point: We will meet at 08:30 at Copenhagen Central Station at the top of the stairs leading down to platforms 9 and 10. From there, we will walk together to the platform and take the S-train to Klampenborg Station. The hunt takes place from 10.00–12.00.
