Dragør : Michelin's recommendations

A peaceful little town whose maritime traditions date from the Middle Ages, when its main source of revenue was fishing and the herring trade. Dragør later became one of the largest commercial ports in Denmark but trade has since petered out and now consists of local fishing and a ferry link with Sweden. A restored warehouse (1862) houses the nautical museum exhibiting copies of the interiors of sailors' and fishermen's houses. Many of those along the narrow, cobbled little roads around the port have been preserved.