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Denmark is a dream experience, a country with vibrant nature and distinctive attributes. This is a land of mystical adventure where you can witness the celestial alignment of sun and earth, the supernatural marvel of the Northern Lights. Denmark has a culture and tradition that is unique. The locals are the happiest people on earth as recorded by the UN World Happiness Report. So, go on to discover many mountains, glaciers, coastal fjords at the amazing Denmark tourist attractions in this wondrous Scandinavian country. Discover the best of Denmark tourism with us.

USEFUL INFO ABOUT DENMARK

Official Name: Kingdom of Denmark

Form of Government: Unitary parliamentary constitutional monarchy

Capital & Largest City: Copenhagen

Population: 5,822,763

Official Language: Danish

Languages Spoken: Faroese, Greenlandic, German

Ethnicity: Danish 86.3%, Turkish 1.1%, other 12.6% (Polish, Syrian, German, Iraqi, Romanian)

Currency: Danish Krone

Map Referred: Europe

Area: 43,094 sq.km

Land: 98%

Water: 2%

Lowest Point: Lammefjord -7m

Highest Point: Mollehoj 171m

Coastline: 8,750 km

NEIGHBORING PLACES:

The Faroe Islands and Greenland 2920 km

Iceland 1808 km

Norway 472 km

Poland 1051.9 km

Sweden 686 km

The United Kingdom 1817 km

Netherlands 535 km

Germany 691.3 km

Famous For: LEGO I Danish Bicycle Culture I Castles I Faroe Islands I Tivoli Gardens I Danish Butter Cookies I Pork I Happiness Quotient I Danish Monarchy I Viking

National Symbols: Rigets Flag | National Coat | Danish Crone |Red & White Colors

Time Zone: GMT + 2

Driving Side: Right
Airports in Denmark: Aarhus Airport I Aars Airport I Billund Airport I Bornholm Airport I Copenhagen Airport I Esbjerg Airport I Karup Airport I Laeso Airport I Hans Christian Andersen Airport I Sonderborg Airport

NETWORK/CONNECTIVITY

In Denmark, high-speed internet is offered by two major providers, TDC and Tele 2. You could look for a package deal that is a combination of internet connection, telephone line, and cable TV. There is excellent coverage of service and internet penetration is very high. It is a good idea to look for ISP shops that provide you with the best deals. Internet cafes are also available although internet access may be expensive here. There are also convenient wireless hotspots in your hotel from where you can connect your network.

The Krone is the currency name of Denmark, Greenland, and the Faroe Islands. It is also called the Danish Crown as Krone also means `crown'. The code is DKK and the currency sign for Denmark money is KR. Check out the common Denmark currency rates below (May 2020).

Symbol: kr

Code: DKK

1 Krone coin = 100 Kroner banknotes
1 Krone = 0.54 United Arab Emirates Dirham (Denmark currency to AED)
1 Krone = 11.03 INR (Denmark currency to INR)
1 Krone =0 .13 Euro (Denmark currency to Euro)
1 Krone = 16.11 PKR (Denmark currency to PKR)
1 Krone = 37.59 Naira (Denmark currency to Naira)
1 Krone = 0 .155 USD (Denmark currency to USD)
1 Krone = 0 .84 Ghanaian Cedis (Denmark currency to Ghana Cedis)
1 Krone = 0.12 Pound Sterling (Pound to Krone Denmark)
Kroner banknotes denomination: 5,100,200,500 ,1000 Kroner
Kroner bank coins denominations: 1,2,5,10, 20 Kroner ,50 Ore
Please note that Travelers Cheques are NOT accepted in remote places.

Denmark along with other Scandinavian countries, Sweden, Norway, and Iceland unite to form the Kalmar Union. The Viking history is a period known for its wars and raids and the Kalmar Union lasted for well over a hundred years until Sweden declared its independence. After which Denmark was forced to give up Norway, Iceland gained independence. However, Greenland colonized by Denmark remained officially part of the Kingdom of Denmark. Christianity entered Denmark in 965 AD and after the reformation, Denmark officially became Lutheran and Danes began to identify themselves as Lutherans. It is interesting to note that many of Denmark's church records are preserved and indexed in Gothic script. The patronymic naming system was followed where children took on a form of the father's first name instead of his last name.

In the post-war era, Denmark co-founded NATO and the European Free Trade Association as the Cold War emerged. The country now functions as a single chamber parliament that is elected by a presentation of a coalition administration.

Denmark is a Scandinavian country located south of Norway and southwest of Sweden. The country consists of a peninsula and over 400 islands of various sizes that can be accessed by a ferry or bridge. The landscape is a beautiful fertile countryside with beechwood, small lakes, and the peninsula of Jutland which is in the north of Germany. Greenland and the Faroe Islands are part of the Kingdom of Denmark. The Faroe Islands is a group of 18 major islands in the North Atlantic and Greenland that is located between the Arctic and Atlantic Oceans. Most of Greenland is covered by a permanent ice sheet and is sparsely populated.

Art and Music Pop and Rock band cultures are predominant although you will find many musical bands playing jazz, techno, and classical music. Danish art and culture are based on simplicity, equality, and politeness. Denmark is famous for huge music festivals where great musicians come out and are renowned names in the musical world like Aqua, Lukas Graham, Michael Learns to Rock, etc. Carl Nielsen (1865 -1931) was a world-renowned composer recognized for orchestral music. Neilsen's Third Symphony and the New York Philharmonic recordings are outstanding. Roskilde Festival is the biggest music and culture stage in Europe with 150 bands that play in the event. Danes love to sing and the songbook Hojskolesangbogen is one of the best-sold books of important songs of the Danish culture. In the 1800s, Denmark's Golden Age of music took place inspired by romantic composers such as Niels W Gade famous for his ballad Elverskud which is a masterpiece.

Food and Drink
Danish cuisine is innovative with the use of local produce and fine spices that are imported such as cinnamon, cardamom, black pepper, and nutmeg. Traditional Danish food such as ground meat, open sandwiches, roast pork, fried sausage, and many other foreign and continental cuisine are part of the famous Danish food spread. Danish chefs are known for innovative ways of cooking using healthy organic produce. Denmark has a lot of sociable pubs that serve gold beer, draught lager, and many international wines.

Must-Try Denmark National Dishes
Roget Sild (Smoked Herring), Smushi (Sushi), Polser (Hot Dog), Parisertoast (Ham And Cheese Sandwiches), Pommes Frites (Chips), Wienerbrod (Danish Pastries), Runstykker (Round Pieces Of Pastry), Morgenmad (Cereals With Bread), Smorrebrod (Rye Bread), Tilbud (A Specialty Of The Day), Stegt Flaesk Med Persillesovs (Thin Slices Of Fried Pork With Boiled Potato)

Must-Try Drinks
Guldol (gold beer), Fadol (draught lager), Tuborg, Carlsberg, Schnapps (wines), Aquavit (wine)

Hospitality
Demark is most welcoming to foreigners and is often referred to as the happiest place on earth. Locals are friendly and you can get by with English. Danes are very orderly while they maintain their own social circles. The country is beautiful, and the Danes can give you a good time if you do not get into the wrong bike lane.

Explore art galleries or museums that display unique masterpieces from the Danish Golden Age to the Vikings era.

Be among famous places in Copenhagen and witness palaces and baroque castles to imbibe the country's long history.

Enjoy Denmark sightseeing on a bike to see the top Denmark tourist places.

Pick up some fancy clothes from famous designers and feel a part of the fashion scene.

Be a part of the music festivals such as the North Side and Nibe Festival that take place in the summer.

Sip on tasty microbreweries at the city's local bars and drink to the best times with a tall glass of Danish beer.

Enjoy the many sightseeing places to visit in Denmark from sandy beaches to beautiful landscapes and picturesque canals with white swans strolling.

Visit during Christmas and enjoy the snowy white landscapes and the Christmas spirit.

Denmark Weather | Danish Climate
The best time to visit Denmark is the months of June to August with ideal summer weather and bright sunshine to enjoy Denmark tourist spots. The landscapes are at their prettiest with the full bloom spring season and clear skies. Do keep in mind that the Danes celebrate vacation in July and the most popular area is the coastline that could get uncomfortably crowded. The temperature ranges between 20-degree centigrade and 26-degree centigrade and is very ideal for travel. Hence, the best time to visit Copenhagen attractions is in the spring season.

Autumn also is welcoming with many Copenhagen tourist spots filled with gorgeous golden fallen leaves which is a beautiful sight. However, most Denmark sightseeing places and attractions maintain reduced hours and the coastal waters can be cold.

Denmark winters are less severe than the Scandinavian neighbors and the temperatures could drop to as low as minus 15 degrees centigrade.

Visit Denmark with Family

Enjoy the tropical zoo, which is the oldest zoo in Europe, the Copenhagen Zoo is a popular Copenhagen attraction.

Visit the Hans Christian Andersen Museum that tells the story of the writer's life and work with exhibits and unique drawing.

Experience all the fun at Legoland in Billund, a great place to visit in Denmark with kids.

Denmark's best place to visit is the Viking Museum where you can dress up as a Viking.

Enjoy an evening dining experience with family at Bojesen I Tarnet and enjoy famous Danish food like freshly baked rye bread, Danish cheese, and homemade cakes.

Visit Denmark as a Couple

A romantic thing to do in Copenhagen is to enjoy amazing views from the top of Observatory Hill at the Copenhagen Botanical Garden.

A popular Denmark tourism spot is the Kronborg Castle which you can explore as a couple especially if you are a fan of the great Shakespearean play, The Hamlet.

Visit the NY Carlsberg Glyptotek Gallery with over 10000 masterpieces from Rome, Egypt, Greece, France, and Denmark, a popular Copenhagen attraction.

Enjoy the English styled garden called Frederiksberg Garden that offers boat tours in summer and spend a day in the favorite picnic spot.

Go on a thrilling ride of watersports as a couple at the Amager Beach Park that has a beautiful promenade and cool waters.

Attach a lovelock at Bryggebroen a popular Copenhagen tourist spot and spend time with your loved one.

Visit Denmark with Friends

Take a cruise along the harbor and canals and enjoy pastel-colored houses and Renaissance castles, a popular thing to do in Copenhagen.

Visit the Hirschsprung Collection Art Museum with displays of Danish paintings from the 19th and 20th centuries, a not to miss Denmark, Copenhagen attraction.

Take a guided tour of the UNESCO listed palace, the Kronborg Castle and explore the royal chambers and marvelous ballrooms.

A famous Demark tourism spot is the Thorvaldsens Museum with a collection of sculptures and Egyptian antiques.

Visit the Nyhavn Waterfront and take photographs along the canal before settling down to relax in a cafe serving Danish pastries and coffee.

What to Buy?

Scandinavian interior design articles

Scarves

Viking jewelry

Royal Copenhagen blue and white porcelain products

Freetown Christiania souvenirs

Hans Christian Andersen items such as paper cutting for Christmas decorations

Danish puppets

Sweet and salty licorice

Tom Skildpadde chocolates

Tivoli Garden
A famous place in Copenhagen is the Tivoli Gardens with over 20 attractions such as roller coaster rides, pantomime, open-air theatre, flower gardens, Moorish-styled well-lit concert hall, and plenty more amusement activities. This truly is a wonderland and a popular thing to do in Copenhagen.
Best Time to Visit: 6.00 am to 9.00 pm
Entry Price: $15

The Kronborg Castle
A top Denmark tourist attraction, this famous castle is at the northern tip of the Danish island of New Zealand. The castle was Shakespeare's inspiration in his famous play The Hamlet for Elsinore and is an exciting place to visit in Denmark. Danes call the castle by the name Kronborg Slot.
Best Time to Visit: 6.00 am to 9.00 pm
Entry Price: $13.25

The Billund Legoland
Feel a sense of thrill in the countless attractions and fun adventures with indoor activities, exhibitions, and plenty of delights in Legoland. This popular Denmark tourist attraction is a must-see with your family. The park was opened in 1968 where everything you see is made from blocks.
Best Time to Visit: 6.00 am to 9.00 pm
Entry Price: $52.84

The Little Mermaid
This popular Copenhagen tourist attraction is a magical sightseeing experience. The Little Mermaid is made of granite and sits close to the shore of the cruise harbor 'Langelinie'. The granite piece is just four feet tall and is one of the smallest and unique Denmark tourist attractions.
Best Time to Visit: 6.00 am to 9.00 pm
Entry Price: Part of the sightseeing tour cost

The Stroget
Visit one of Copenhagen tourist spots that are Europe's longest shopping street, the Stroget. Pick up souvenirs and shop at bargaining prices inside clothing outlets like H&M, enjoy outdoor eatery restaurants and more. You could begin shopping at the Radhuspladsen end of the Stroget.
Best Time to Visit: 6.00 am to 9.00 pm
Entry Price: Budget prices

Beaches in Denmark
Take your pick from among the best beaches on the coastline of Denmark with sand dunes and greenery from Ocean Beach, Lights Beach, Waterfall Beach, Mazzoletti Beach, and the Madfish Bay. Enjoy lovely warm summer days swimming and diving in the waters of the beaches in the month of July and August, the best time to visit Denmark.
Best Time to Visit: 6.00 am to 9.00 pm
Entry Price: Free

If you can make time, visit a few other places in Denmark,

Amelieborg Castle

The Island of Bornholm

The Oresund Bridge

Christiansborg Palace

National Museum of Denmark

The National Gallery of Denmark

Nyhavn Harbour

The Round Tower

Most Popular Regions and Cities to Visit in Denmark
Copenhagen
The capital of Denmark is the country's largest city which was formerly a Viking fishing village. The city is filled with plenty of Copenhagen attractions and is a cultural and financial center of Denmark. The attractive city has a horizontal landscape with beautiful castles and churches spread across.
Visit For: Tivoli Gardens, Little Mermaid, Dutch Renaissance architecture in the Christianshavn

Aarhus
The second-largest city in Denmark, it has been a trade center for centuries and is the European capital of culture. With beautifully preserved houses found in the inner city, the city hosts the International Jazz festival which is hosted every year here.
Visit For: International Jazz Festival, Aarhus Cathedral

Odense
Denmark's third-largest city is famous as it is the birthplace and childhood home of the famous children storyteller Hans Christian Andersen. Odense is also famous for its sweet treat marzipan. There are a lot of statues and sculptures of the famous writer across the town.
Visit For: Viking Castle, Funen Village Museum, Funen's Abbey, Saint Canute's Cathedral

Skagen
A must-see in your Denmark tourism itinerary is the northernmost city of Skagen. This is a famous fishing port and a charming village with beautiful seascapes, long sandy beaches, and ocean views. Here is where the Baltic and North Seas meet, and the city has been the summer home for the Danish royalty.
Visit For: Oldest Lighthouses, pristine beaches, Fishing Port

Aalborg
The city is an industrial and cultural center known for its theatre and opera. Witnessing the Aalborg Carnival is a famous Denmark thing to do which is the largest Scandinavian carnival. The city is filled with half-timbered mansions, castles, churches, and Renaissance homes from the 17th century.
Visit For: Budolfi Church, Aalborghus Castle, Jens Bang`s Dutch Renaissance home, Jorgen Olufsun's sandstone house

Bornholm
The island is reachable by ferry from Denmark, a picturesque city in the Baltic Sea. The destination is an outstanding Denmark tourist spot with sea cliffs, valleys, and fabulous beaches. Bornholm is known for its arts and crafts made of glass and pottery.
Visit For: Medieval fortresses, Sun Temples, fabulous beaches

Few more famous cities to visit in Denmark,

Roskilde

Elsinore

Gilleleje

Ribe

Copenhagen Jazz Festival
The spectacular festival takes place in the Danish capital with great performances in the streets of the city. The atmosphere is filled with inspiration and stunning music by Europe's popular jazz artists. Being a part of the festival among friendly Danes is a popular thing to do in Copenhagen.
Location: Copenhagen
Date: July

Night of Culture
The festival is a highlight of Denmark tourism where over 300 cultural sites such as churches, museums, exhibition halls, cultural institutions, art galleries, and towers are open to the public all through the night. The occasion allows you to explore Copenhagen attractions that you may not be able to visit on other days.
Location: Copenhagen
Date: September

Aarhus Food Festival
The food festival offers famous Danish food that brings together the finest Danish and Nordic chefs and farmers to fill your appetite. Spend the day relishing traditional Danish food and taking in the friendly Danish spirit.
Location: Aarhus
Date: September

The Odense Flower Festival
Join this beautiful festival in Odense, the hometown of Hans Christian Andersen. As summer arrives, the festival is celebrated with carnivals, cabarets, and caravan in the main squares of the town filled with the aroma of blossoming flowers.
Location: Odense
Date: August

Tonder Festival
A yearly festival with the first one in 1975 is the most popular music festival. Gather to hear rustic folk music by professional artists from The United States, Ireland, Scotland, Scandinavia, and England. Visiting the festival is very popular and a famous Denmark thing to do.
Location: Tonder
Date: August

New Year's Eve
If you are visiting during the New Year, then go to Amalienborg Square where thousands gather to witness spectacular fireworks and enjoy the party atmosphere. The Royal Guard Parade is a spectacular thing to see in Copenhagen.
Location: Copenhagen
Date: 31 December

Other Festivals Celebrated in Denmark

Winter Jazz Festival

Copenhagen Pride

Aarhus Pride

Moesgard Viking Moot

Christmas in Tivoli Gardens

Aarhus Festuge

Smukfest Festival

The Rock Festival

Passports
To enter Denmark, a passport should be valid for at least six months beyond your stay in the country. Denmark Tourist Visa validity is 90 days. The passport must be issued within the past 10 years from the date of travel required by the British, Australian, Canadian, USA, and other EU countries citizens. If traveling from one border-free Schengen country to another, you are not required to show a passport or any national ID card. However, it is recommended to carry the same during travel. Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Ireland, Romania, and the UK are not part of the Schengen area and must possess a return ticket, passport foreign ID card while traveling.

Visas
Citizens of EU countries do not require a visa for Denmark as Denmark is part of the Schengen system. Citizens from Britain, Australia, Canada, USA are also not required to have a visa for a stay of up to 90 days. Please note that Schengen visa is not valid for travel to the Faroe Islands or Greenland and you must apply for a validity stamp with the wordings valid for the Faroe Island or valid for Greenland` on the visa.

Citizens of the following countries need to apply for a Schengen visa as provided in the link countries that need to apply for a Schengen visa

Types of Visa
Schengen visa at USD 90 for adults and USD 45 for children between the age of 6 to 12. Nationals of Armenia, Azerbaijan, and Russia need to pay USD 39 for visa processing fees.

Children under the age of 6 and family members of EU/EEA nationals are Free.

Validity
Visitors on a Schengen visa must travel within three months from the date of issue of the visa. It is valid for 90 days for a six-month period. Transit visas are required by a few countries even if staying in the transit area of the airport. The application can be made at the consular section of the embassy and takes up to 14 days to process.

Bus
Traveling by bus is the best way to visit rural Denmark apart from your own private car. Buses are available at railway stations where you will find that the arrival and departure of trains and buses are usually well synchronized. For seniors over 65 years of age, round trip bus tickets are available to avail of good discounts.

Car Hire/Rentals
The best way to see Denmark is by renting a car, Avis, Budget, and Hertz. They offer very well serviced and well-maintained cars that you can hire. It is advisable to book at least two weeks in advance to rent a car to save on rental charges. However, remember the Danish government imposes a 25% tax on all car rentals.

Train
Denmark has a large network of railways that connects every hamlet with the capital Copenhagen. Information on schedules and fares is available by telephone through the day (70-13-14-15) or the Danish National Railway website where you can reserve seats. Lyntog (Express Trains) are the fastest trains you could take but are very crowded, especially on weekends. So, do book your seats in advance. Metro services are also convenient and run directly from the airport to Copenhagen Central Station. The metro takes you to other areas of the capital too.

Plane
For large distances, air travel is recommended. You can get the SAS Visit Scandinavia pass that includes six coupons that allow you to fly within or between Denmark, Norway, and Sweden. It is a good saving on the regular economy ticket cost and information on the fly SAS pass is easily available at www.flysas.com.

Harbor Bus/ Rent a Bike
The boats are operated from Teglholm in the south to Refshaleoen in the north. It is a great and efficient way to see Denmark's attractions and is also electric powered and CO2 neutral.

Bycyklen is a network of electric bikes that you can rent all over Copenhagen. Rent the bike on an app and understand cycling rules from a bike guide. Each bike has a touchscreen tablet to help you navigate and make online payments.

Via Air Route
Copenhagen Airport is the largest airport in the country and is well connected to all Scandinavian and European countries. SAS Scandinavian Airlines, Norwegian Airlines, Easyjet, Ryanair, and Transavia are major carriers that operate. Billund Airport which is the second largest airport in Denmark also serves many passengers.

Via Bus
A lot of bus companies operate services from Hamburg and Berlin to Aarhus and Copenhagen. Bus services are convenient with good connections between Denmark and its neighboring countries. There are daily bus connections also between Gothenburg and Oslo to Denmark and two daily bus services from Stockholm.

Via Rail
The railway is a convenient option to take in Denmark with five direct trains that connect Hamburg to Copenhagen and a few trains that ply regularly to Berlin. There is also an option of a night train from Amsterdam, Basel, Berlin, and Prague which stops at Padborg, Kolding, Odense, and Copenhagen.

Via Road
Route E45 is a good option to take driving down to Denmark that passes close to Hamburg and runs along the Jutland peninsula. A beautiful and scenic route to take between Germany and Denmark. There are websites available with frequent cab services which you can take from Sweden through the route E4 and from Gothenburg take the route E20 Denmark.

Via Water
Hirtshals is the busiest port with ferry connections from Norway to Denmark. Other major ferry routes are Rodby-Puttgarden to take you quickly between Copenhagen and Sweden. There are other routes between Scandinavia and the UK. Choose from the major operators such as Bornholmstrafikken, Color Line, DFDS Seaways, Fjordline, HH - Ferries, Scandlines, and more.

Read the safety and security section on the country information page.

Be aware of your surroundings in crowded public venues.

Always follow the instructions of the local authorities.

Keep updated with the local media for breaking events.

Adjust plans according to the emergency and enroll in the Smart Traveler Enrollment Program to receive alerts.

You could follow the department of state on Facebook and Twitter.

Be watchful of terrorist groups that continue to plot possible attacks in Denmark with little or no warning in Denmark local tourist locations and important public areas.

Keep abreast of the crime and safety report for Denmark.

Always have a contingency plan for emergency situations.

Safeguard your document such as passport, visa.

Carry on International Driving Permit and auto insurance.

Be aware of driving and road safety rules in Denmark.

Safety Tips

Take precautions against petty crimes.

Avoid crowded areas and processions.

The crime level is low but be watchful.

Denmark's road safety record is very good, be a safe cyclist.

Follow the cycle rules and keep to the correct cycle lane.

It is advisable to always explore the Wadden Sea National Park with a guide.

Make a copy of your passport and a hotel card before exiting the hotel.

Health Tips

Get the following vaccination shots before visiting Denmark: Mumps-Rubella (MMR) Vaccine, Diphtheria-Tetanus-Pertussis Vaccine, Varicella (Chickenpox) Vaccine, Polio Vaccine, and your annual Flu Shot.

Dial 112 for an ambulance in case of a medical emergency.

Carry a European Health Insurance Card that is valid for state-provided healthcare in Denmark.

Always stay hydrated and use sun protection cream, especially on summer days.

Denmark has very good water quality.

There are 244 Blue Flag beaches along the 7000-kilometer coastline that you should watch out for.

All Danish food businesses are subject to health and inspections. The result of the most recent checks can be seen even on hot dogs stands.

What to Pack?

Warm clothing

Umbrella

Rain Boots

Cold weather accessories

Outlet adapter

Sweaters

Warm coat with a hood

Socks, gloves

Walking shoes

Waterproof jacket

Cushioned socks

Items of clothing

Fleece Vest

Undergarments

Cash, Credit Card

Travel Documents

Health Insurance Documents

Medications for emergency

Dress Code & Etiquette

Denmark is a cosmopolitan country and there is no dress code as such.

Dressing smartly is a done thing by the Copenhagen residents. Jeans are always popular wear with camisoles, cardigans, a long sleeve shirt, and smart sweaters in the winter. Women can choose to wear costume jewelry and Pashmina with stylish bags.

Danes are very punctual and always carry a gift when visiting.

Greetings are normally casual in nature with a warm handshake, direct eye contact, and a beautiful smile.

Always shake hands with the women first and introduce yourself with your first name.

Most Danes are very modest about their accomplishments and women are highly respected.

Family values are important and courteous behavior from everyone is expected.

Tipping is generally not done in Denmark.

It is a good gesture to handshake during arrival and departure.

Germany (691.3km to the South)
Do not miss the chance to visit Germany that is located in the heart of Europe with an abundance of cultural and historical places to visit. Get lucky to be a part of the beer-drinking festival, The Oktoberfest, visit the Christmas markets in Frankfurt, witness the fairy tale castle - the Neuschwanstein Castle of Bavaria, and many more tourist spots.

Sweden (1063 km to the East)
Sweden welcomes you with lots of castles, amazing art, culture, and the Northern Lights. Enjoy here the best quality of life and take a Fika break that involves eating a cinnamon or cardamom bun with coffee. The amazing archipelago of stunning islands gives you moments in nature that you can enjoy with your family.

Norway (568 km to the North)
Beautiful Norway is a destination worth visiting with snow-capped mountains and astonishing gorges. Visit the 'Land of the Midnight Sun', one of the most affluent countries in Europe. Explore Mount Floyen, Oslo Cathedral, Arctic Cathedral, Akershus Castle to name a few top attractions. Fascinate yourself by the amazing natural phenomenon of the Northern Lights.

The United Kingdom (816 km to the West)
This diverse and culturally rich country consists of England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland. Travel to see London's many attractions such as the River Thames, Tower Bridge, Buckingham Palace, Parliament Buildings, Big Ben, and more. The famous Harrods department store is very inviting and the numerous museums in South Kensington is a popular tourist attraction.

Distance Between Places of Importance in and around Denmark
Denmark to The Faroe Islands and Greenland 2920 km
Denmark to Canada 6251 km
Denmark to Iceland 1808 km
Denmark to Poland 1051.9 km
Denmark to Netherlands 535 km

Denmark is a beautiful archipelago of over a hundred islands.

The tallest mountain in Denmark is not very tall just at 170. 87 meters.

Danes are the happiest people in the world, always talkative and smiling.

The Danish flag 'Dannebrog' is the oldest flag acknowledged in 1219 and still in use.

Danes are very proud of the fact that health care and education is free.

The territory of Greenland belongs to the Kingdom of Denmark.

The water in Copenhagen Harbour is so clean that you can take a swim in it.

Danes like to drink on an average of four cups of coffee a day.

There is no word like 'please' in the Danish language.

On average, Denmark has a rainfall of about 170 days per year.

LEGO is a Danish brand.

You will find 18 different shark species in the Danish waters.

Cycling is an important part of Danish culture; however, you will not find a place where you can bike uphill.

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