Tourism platform lists tickets for free Danish deer park
Wednesday 11th November 2026 on 22:01 in
Denmark
DR reports that an online seller is offering admission tickets to Jægersborg Dyrehave, a free-to-visit deer park north of Copenhagen. Denmark’s Nature Agency has contacted police over the listings.
The tickets are advertised on GetYourGuide, an online marketplace for tours and activities, for 106 kroner each, reduced from 134 kroner. The listing says they provide access to the park’s public paths for a day and claims visitors must have a valid ticket or risk a fine.
That is false, says Jacob Skriver, the Nature Agency forester responsible for the park. The 1,200-hectare park is free to visit, and the agency charges only for certain activities that put wear on infrastructure. Skriver said the agency was deeply concerned that someone appeared to be trying to profit from the claim.
The agency has tried to contact GetYourGuide but has not reached the company, Skriver said. It contacted police because it suspects the ticket sales may be illegal. He said the agency knew of no one who had bought a ticket; alert members of the public had brought the listing to its attention.
The seller is listed as “iziguide”, which also offers tickets to Christiania, another place that is free to visit. The company claims that buying a ticket supports Christiania’s development fund, but the Freetown Christiania Foundation says it receives no support from iziguide and that the tickets are not offered with its approval.
DR found a Georgian phone number for iziguide. The person who answered confirmed he was in Georgia but denied knowing about the company or the tickets. GetYourGuide lists the company’s legal name as “Izolda bolotauri” and gives an address in Tbilisi.
In an email to DR, the people behind iziguide said a significant share of their annual revenue goes to nature conservation funds and funds connected to Christiania. They declined to explain further and asked DR not to contact them again. The Nature Agency said it had not been in contact with iziguide and had received no money from the company. GetYourGuide’s chief executive, Johannes Reck, did not respond to DR’s request for comment.