Denmark

There is a lot to discover in Denmark, the land of the Vikings. For example, the magnificent castles and royal gardens in Copenhagen and North Zealand, which tell the story of one of the oldest monarchies in the world. The Little Mermaid, on the other hand, is not quite so easy to find. This pretty little landmark greets all travelers in the harbor of the capital, which has repeatedly been named the “most liveable city in the world”. Copenhagen is also famous for its excellent cuisine - here you can not only enjoy smörrebröd and cinnamon buns in “hyggelig” cafés, but also visit some of the best Michelin-starred restaurants in the world.

But Denmark doesn't just want to be explored culturally, it also wants to be sporty! And it offers a wide range of options for this, both on land and on water. Wide hilly landscapes and over 7000 km of coastline, swamps, forests and rivers invite you to extensive exploration tours, which are easy to find thanks to detailed cycling and hiking signs.

In North Jutland, the northwest of Denmark, windsurfers enjoy the strongest wind in Europe. Best conditions in cities like Klitmøller - also called "Cold Hawaii". Sailing enthusiasts, who also have a large selection of coasts, islands and bays in Denmark, often come to the Isefjord in the northwest of Zealand. From there it is worthwhile to visit the town of Roskilde, which exhibits the historical remains of five Viking ships found in the fjord and presents one of the largest music festivals every year.

 

A vacation with the whole family in southern Denmark means much more than just Legoland: cozy vacation homes, exciting mudflat hikes, beautiful bike rides on flat paths and great excursion destinations such as the Ribe Viking Center or the Naturama in Svendborg await you. And the long sandy beaches of southern Denmark are perfect for building sandcastles!