Christmas break coming up – ideas for free activities to do in Copenhagen
This year is hard with so many activities closed and no travel possible due to the epidemic. How to get through it? Find a few …
Meet an amazingly talented Danish Painter: Anna Ancher
She was a member of the famous group of painters “Skagensmalerne” in the 19th century. For the first time her works of art are presented …
What to do on a rainy Sunday? Have a meal at a Danish kro
Danish Inns, the kro, have existed since the 12th century, when Bromølle Kro became the first one in 1198. They are striving to survive and …
Time for a bit of Hallowe’en reading – find our best tips here
Pull on your cosiest sweater, light lots of candles, and enjoy the long, dark hyggelige evenings with a good book. The article continues below. By …
The annual Hubertusjagt is called off this year
A tradition dating back to 1905 has been cancelled due to the coronavirus outbreak. The article continues below. By Bente D. Knudsen Let us make …
Autumn calls for the traditional “Stag Mania” time
Danish forests are abundant with deer and in some of the public “animal gardens”, the dyrehaver, you can get quite close to the largest and …
Experience Copenhagen through a pair of architectural glasses
New this summer are DAC’s architectural walking tours in English; a delightful way to get to know Copenhagen, enjoy the fresh air and experience the …
Coronavirus Easter in Denmark
The Danish Easter is coming up with four main bank holidays: due to the epidemic, grocery shops will have more opening hours than they normally …
Coronavirus closes outdoor exercise areas and bans runners from some parks
In efforts to secure the needed 2-meter distance, several Danish municipalities put new measures in place to reduce risk of spread also outdoors. The article …
How are YOU coping?
Our editorial team members are also cooped up at home, with both children and spouses, everyone needs to adapt. Find inspiration and insights in their …