Denmark travel guide
What to do, when to go and how to get there, destination by destination.
9 destinations · 13 citiesin Denmark
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A destination is a region you visit as a single trip: it can bring together several cities or be a large city with everything it offers. Each destination has the tours, the itineraries, the best time to go month by month and how to get there.
The guide currently has 9 destinations, with 13 cities in 5 regions.
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A destination is more than a city: it's everything you can experience there.
The island of Funen, between Zelândia and Jutlândia: Odense, the birthplace of H. C. Andersen, the Castelo de Egeskov on a lake and, to the south, Svendborg and the archipelago of islands and seafaring villages.
The castles of northern Zealand: Kronborg, Hamlet's castle overlooking the Øresund Strait in Helsingør, and Frederiksborg, the Renaissance palace on a lake in Hillerød.
The inland city in Jutlândia where the building block was born: Legoland, opened in 1968, the Lego House, with the Tree of Creativity, and, 30 km away, the rune stones of Jelling, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
The oldest town in Denmark, with streets of timber-framed houses around the cathedral, 8th-century Vikings and, a few kilometers away, the Mar de Wadden, a national park and UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The Danish capital on the shores of the Øresund: the Nyhavn canal, the Tivoli, the royal palaces, art and design museums, the Pequena Sereia and a city best explored by bicycle.
The North of Jutland: Aalborg, on the shores of the Limfjord, with the Utzon Center and the Viking cemetery Lindholm Høje, and Skagen, at the tip of the country where the Skagerrak meets the Kattegat.
The granite island in the Baltic, east of Copenhague: cliffs on the north coast, the ruins of Hammershus, the round churches, villages with herring smokehouses and the sand of Dueodde.
Denmark's second city, on the east coast of Jutland: the ARoS rainbow over the rooftops, the open‑air museum Den Gamle By, Moesgaard and the Latin Quarter.
The old royal town at the head of the Roskilde fjord: the Catedral de Roskilde, where the Danish kings are buried, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and the Museu dos Navios Vikings, 25 minutes by train from Copenhague.
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