Nordic travel guide
Denmark is often called the happiest country on Earth, and it’s easy to see why. This is a place where the good life comes easy, whether you’re shopping in Aarhus, feasting your way around Copenhagen, or exploring the Danish countryside, which is home to endless tracts of farmland and some magnificent sandy beaches. Here’s a nice bonus: Denmark is probably the cheapest country in Scandinavia. Budget carefully and you’ll find enough fun things to do to keep you busy for weeks.
Right in the middle of Copenhagen, in the neighbourhood of Christianshavn, you’ll find the alternative community of Christiania. It might…
Until recently most of the state-run museums in Copenhagen were completely free to visit, which made it possible to spend…
Legoland is one of Denmark’s biggest and best attractions, but it’s a bit out of the way! Here’s how to visit from Copenhagen.
Clean air, rolling countryside and great big beech trees that rise majestically out of the land, providing shelter from the…
Denmark is a safe country to travel around with kids and has plenty of theme parks, zoos and cultural hotspots…
Aalborg has long been known within Denmark for its vibrant nightlife and for hosting the country’s biggest carnival. But it’s…
The Scandinavian winter can be long and dreary and that is exactly why the Danes enjoy their summer so much….
The word hygge is distinctively Danish, yet it has gained popularity beyond Denmark’s borders in the past decade. It means…
Summer days in Copenhagen can get surprisingly warm, and when the sun is shining brightly a nice cool dip can…
Despite its relatively diminutive size, Aarhus is no cheaper than anywhere else in Scandinavia. If you want to see the…
Christmas is a big deal in Denmark and might even be partly responsible for the famous Danish concept of hygge. From…
A rich history has left Denmark with a surprisingly large number of well-kept fairytale castles and palaces to visit –…