Trips to Denmark

Discover Denmark all year round

Denmark is a destination that offers experiences for all ages and interests, no matter the season. Here, historical sights, scenic landscapes, and world-class cuisine come together. From the vibrant city life in Copenhagen to family-friendly activities in Jutland and the vast coastlines of the North Sea – there is always something to explore.

Copenhagen – culture, history, and world-class food

Copenhagen is a city where tradition meets innovation. Here, you will find historical landmarks, modern architecture, and one of the world’s most renowned culinary scenes.

Landmarks and history: Visit Amalienborg Palace, home to the Danish royal family, or explore Rosenborg Castle and see the Danish crown jewels. Food experiences: The city’s dining scene ranges from Michelin-starred restaurants to traditional smørrebrød eateries and popular street food markets like Reffen. Neighborhoods to explore: Nørrebro and Vesterbro offer unique shops, cafés, and an exciting nightlife, while Indre By boasts Nyhavn and shopping on Strøget. Events all year round: From the light festival in February to Christmas markets in Tivoli – Copenhagen is always buzzing with life.

Aarhus – Denmark’s second city with art and history

Aarhus, located on the east coast of Jutland, is a city with a dynamic cultural scene and a rich history.

Cultural highlights: Visit the Aros Art Museum, famous for its iconic rainbow panorama, and Den Gamle By, an open-air museum where you can travel through Danish history. Food and drinks: Aarhus has become a gastronomic hotspot with restaurants like F-Høj and Domestic, along with cozy bakeries and wine bars. Nature and coastal life: The city’s proximity to Marselisborg Forest and Moesgaard Beach makes it ideal for nature lovers. Skagen – where the seas meet At the very top of Denmark lies Skagen, a town that has attracted artists and nature lovers for centuries.

Nature and landscapes: At Grenen, the Kattegat and Skagerrak seas meet – a unique natural phenomenon to experience year-round. Culture and art: The Skagen painters made the area famous, and their works can be seen at the Skagen Museum. Summer and winter: In summer, the wide sandy beaches attract visitors, while winter offers peace and dramatic ocean views.

Odense – the city of fairy tales and history

Odense, the birthplace of Hans Christian Andersen, is a charming city where cultural heritage meets modern attractions.

Hans Christian Andersen and historical sights: Walk in the footsteps of the famous writer through museums and historic quarters. Green spaces: Enjoy a stroll through Munke Mose or Fruens Bøge, perfect for a relaxing break in the city. Events and lifestyle: Odense is known for its markets, food festivals, and cultural events all year round.

Bornholm – Denmark’s sunshine island

Bornholm, located in the Baltic Sea, is a paradise for nature lovers and food enthusiasts.

Unique nature: Dramatic cliffs at Hammershus meet white sandy beaches at Dueodde. Food experiences: The island is famous for its smoked fish, artisanal cheeses, and local delicacies. Visit all year round: Summer offers cycling and beach days, while autumn and winter bring tranquility and stunning scenery.

Jutland – family-friendly activities and scenic landscapes

Jutland is a region that has something for everyone – from vast beaches to amusement parks and breathtaking nature.

Legoland Billund: One of Denmark’s most popular attractions for families. Here, you’ll find a world of Lego, roller coasters, and themed areas for both children and adults. Lalandia Billund and Rødby: Large holiday resorts with water parks, indoor activities, and holiday homes – perfect for a family vacation any time of year. National parks and outdoor adventures: The Wadden Sea, a UNESCO World Heritage site, offers unique natural phenomena such as "black sun," where thousands of starlings gather at sunset. Wide sandy beaches: The beaches at Blåvand, Rømø, and Hvide Sande are popular among swimmers and windsurfers alike. Year-round experiences: In summer, enjoy beach life and activities by the North Sea, while winter brings long walks and dramatic coastal views.