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Zelândia · Roskilde

Roskilde

Roskilde is at the head of the fjord of the same name, 30 km west of Copenhague, about 25 minutes by train. It was a city of kings and bishops in the Middle Ages and preserves the cathedral where the Danish monarchs are buried, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and the Museu dos Navios Vikings by the water. The Ragnarock, a rock museum, occupies the old industrial district of Musicon.

Dinamarca do Sul · Ribe and the Mar de Wadden

Ribe

Ribe is the oldest town in Denmark, in southwest Jutland, with a Viking market active since the early 8th century. The centre of timber-framed houses surrounds the country's oldest cathedral, and two museums tell the Viking story. To the west, the Mar de Wadden, a national park and UNESCO World Heritage Site, features the sol negro of the starlings and the low-tide crossing to Mandø.

Região da Capital · Bornholm

Gudhjem

Gudhjem is the fishing village on Bornholm's northeast coast, with steep streets descending to the harbour and herring smokehouses. It is the departure point for the boat to Christiansø and is close to the round church of Østerlars, the cliffs of Helligdomsklipperne, with the Bornholm Art Museum, and Svaneke.

Região da Capital · Copenhague

Copenhague

Copenhague is the capital of Denmark, on the east coast of Zealand, facing Sweden. The old center is explored on foot and by bicycle: Strøget, Nyhavn, the palaces of Rosenborg, Amalienborg and Christiansborg, the Round Tower and the canals of Christianshavn. It has museums of art, history and design, the Tivoli in the center and fast trains to Helsingør, Hillerød, Roskilde and the Louisiana.

Jutlândia do Norte · Aalborg and Skagen

Aalborg

Aalborg is Denmark’s fourth city and the seat of North Jutland, on the banks of the Limfjord. It has a renovated waterfront with the Utzon Center, the Kunsten museum by Alvar Aalto, an old town with a cathedral, the timber-framed Aalborghus castle and the bar street Jomfru Ane Gade. On the other side of the fjord lies the Viking cemetery Lindholm Høje. It is the gateway to Skagen.

Jutlândia Central · Aarhus

Aarhus

Aarhus is Denmark's second city, on the east coast of Jutland, about 3 hours by train from Copenhagen. A university city, it has ARoS and Olafur Eliasson's rainbow, the open‑air museum Den Gamle By, Moesgaard Museum with the Grauballe Man, the country's longest cathedral and the Latin Quarter with historic streets. It serves as a base for Billund and the rest of Jutland.

Região da Capital · Bornholm

Rønne

Rønne is the capital of Bornholm, on the island's west coast, where ferries and flights from Copenhagen arrive. The centre has streets of low, colorful houses, the square Store Torv, the church of São Nicolau by the sea and the Bornholms Museum. It is the base for the ruins of Hammershus to the north and the beach of Dueodde to the south.

Dinamarca do Sul · Billund and Legoland

Billund

Billund is the town in Jutlândia where Lego was born; the company still keeps its headquarters and factory there. It has an international airport, Legoland (opened in 1968), and the Lego House in the centre, with build zones and the company's history. Thirty kilometres away are the Jelling rune stones, a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Região da Capital · Helsingør and Hillerød

Helsingør

Helsingør sits at the northern tip of the Øresund, 4 km from Sweden and 45 minutes by train from Copenhagen. The town prospered from the shipping toll and preserves the Castelo de Kronborg, associated with Hamlet; the maritime museum inside a dry dock; and a center of old houses with the medieval Carmelite convent. Ferries cross to Helsingborg in 20 minutes.

Dinamarca do Sul · Odense and Funen

Odense

Odense is the largest city on Funen and the third in Denmark, about 1h15 by train from Copenhagen. The birthplace of H. C. Andersen, it has the writer's museum, his childhood home, the Catedral de São Canuto and an old cobbled quarter. To the south are the open-air museum Den Fynske Landsby and, 30 km away, the Castelo de Egeskov.

Dinamarca do Sul · Odense and Funen

Svendborg

Svendborg is the port town in southern Funen, about 1 hour by train from Odense, facing the Svendborgsund strait. Ferries to the island of Ærø and summer boats to Tåsinge — where Castelo de Valdemar and the seafaring village of Troense are located — depart from the harbour. The town centre has sloping streets of old houses, shops and cafés.

Jutlândia do Norte · Aalborg and Skagen

Skagen

Skagen is the town at the northern tip of Dinamarca, with yellow houses with red roofs, a fishing harbour and beaches on both sides of the peninsula. At Grenen the Skagerrak meets the Kattegat. The Museu de Skagen holds the works of the painters who lived there at the end of the 19th century, and nearby are the church buried by sand and the moving dune Råbjerg Mile.