only about from Jægersborg Dyrehave and Store Dyrehave and some from Gribskov, all three included in the recently UNESCO-listed Par force hunting landscape in North Zealand developed by King Christian V in the late 17th century for hunting deer with hounds. The adjacent Hørsholm Local History Museum contains a Struense exhibition. Gammel Holtegård plays host to temporary art exhibitions as well as a permanent archeological exhibition. The small Fuglsangshus is also used as a venue for changing art exhibitions. Economy Hørsholm is linked to engineering consultancy and information technology. DTU science park, a science park now part of the Technical University of Denmark, is home to many technological start-ups. Hørsholm Hospital used to be a major employer but has now closed. The Danish roof window and skylight manufacturer VELUX has its company headquarters in Hørsholm. Transport Rungsted Kyst Station and Kokkedal Station on the coast are located on Kystbanen and served by the Oresundtrains which continue to Copenhagen Airport and across the Øresund bridge to Sweden. The Hørsholm Highway (now Helsingør Highway) is Denmark's oldest highway and connects Hørsholm to Copenhagen to the south and Helsingør to the north. Notable people Nobility Princess Louise Auguste of Denmark (1771 in Hirschholm Palace – 1843) very close to her older brother, Crown Prince Frederick Wilhelmine Schröder (1839-1924) a Swedish telegraphist, writer and journalist and confidant and royal mistress of King Charles XV of Sweden The Arts Johannes Ewald (1743–1781) a Danish national dramatist and poet, lived in the municipality Harald Conrad Stilling (1815–1891) an architect of the Late Classical period Claus Bjørn (1944–2005), author, historian and broadcaster Sir Stig Fogh Andersen (born 1950) a Danish operatic tenor, a Wagner-tenor Jesper Kyd (born 1972) a Danish composer and sound designer Alex Vargas (born 1988) a Danish singer, songwriter and record producer Science, Business & Public Service Rogert Møller (1844-1918) a Danish architect, credit union manager and local politician Mary Westenholz (1857–1947 in Hørsholm) a Danish Unitarian, women's rights activist, writer and editor; aunt and supporter of Karen Blixen Holger Scheuermann (1877–1960) a surgeon, eponymn for Scheuermann's disease Gunnar Dyrberg (1921 – 2012 in Hørsholm) a member of the Danish resistance during WWII Henrik Stiesdal (born 1957) an inventor and businessman in the modern wind power industry Karen Ellemann (born 1969) politician and former teacher, lives in Hørsholm Jakob Ellemann-Jensen (born 1973) a Danish politician, former Army officer and lawyer Sofie Carsten Nielsen (born