Steeped in history, culture, and famous due to a globally loved toy brand (yes, LEGO®!), Billund has grown to become a bustling tourist destination and is recognized today as one of the best places to go in Denmark. You’ll love Billund because it appeals to every type of traveler. It also has the ease of being […]
Thanks to its compact size, Copenhagen is fairly simple and convenient to get around, and travelers have a multitude of options for exploring the city, from hopping on a bike or putting on comfortable walking shoes to jumping on the metro or a Harbor Bus boat. Leave the car behind and embark on a sustainable
Enjoying a meal or a drink in the sun isn’t just a thing in Southern Europe – it’s also very popular in Denmark. When summer finally takes the chill out of the air in Copenhagen, people move outside onto pedestrianised streets, terraces and decks for a drink or dinner. And if you sometimes need a
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The Scandinavian winter can be long and dreary and that is exactly why the Danes enjoy their summer so much. Once the warm sun shines upon their kingdom, Danes stream out to enjoy endless miles of sandy beaches, charming coastal towns and hundreds of small islands. Pic: Ansgar Koreng (CC) And as a visitor to
Food critics always bang on about places inspired by Noma, one of the world’s most expensive and exclusive restaurants. Spend a day or two in Copenhagen, however, and you’ll realise that dining out can actually be great value – and it certainly isn’t just for the rich and famous. The Danish capital is a scrumptious city where
The best way to really get to grips with a city is to take a walking tour with a knowledgeable guide who can show you all the local hot spots and sights. Whether you’re a first-time-visitor who wants to see the big attractions, or are on the look out for some unknown gems, there’s no
Copenhagen is well-known as the home of Carlsberg, even though this big-name brand actually moved its main brewery out of the city more than a decade ago. Today, the city is brimming with breweries, including plenty of independent microbreweries that have entered the scene in recent years. Take our word for it: Copenhagen should not
