New official portraits of Denmark’s King and Queen unveiled
A tradition after a change in Head of State is to make new official pictures which will be hung in Danish official institutions and Danish …
Frederiksberg Cycle Tour – explore this lovely place
If you have never really ventured into the prestigious enclave of Frederiksberg, find inspiration in our guide to a one-day tour of this enticing neighbourhood. …
A great excursion to wild nature and beautiful vistas: Knudshoved Odde
Sanctuary for the Senses: Wander wild grasslands, spy rare creatures and roam kilometres of unspoiled coastline just an hour from Copenhagen The article continues below. …
Want to go fishing – but where and how to?
Fishing in Denmark is easy and possible along most shorelines the autumn and winter. Find a few insights on how to here. The article continues …
Renting your new home in Denmark: OUR GUIDE
Making the big move to Denmark for work? Know that navigating the Danish housing landscape takes a LOT of work. Ease yourself into the process …
Royal Salute when DANNEBROG leaves Copenhagen Harbour
On 2 May, the Danish King and Queen will board the royal yacht Dannebrog from Nordre Toldbod. The article continues below. The beginning of the …
Great Prayer Day wheat buns – look for hvedeknopper or hveder
If you are keen to follow Danish traditions, then don’t miss out on buying the Great Prayer Day wheat buns. Prepare them properly or you …
Looking for a second hand bicycle ? Find our best tips on where to buy them
Impossible to live for a long time in Denmark without a bicycle. You may find new ones quite expensive? Find our best tips for buying …
Create Value Through Volunteer Work- find our GUIDE below
Abundant in benefits for self and society, volunteering in this Scandinavian nation is an experience that’s worth its weight in gold. Below, we give you …
When dusk falls – join in the walk along Kastellet ( The Citadel) in Copenhagen
A Great Prayer Day tradition is to walk along the ramparts of Copenhagen city, however, as they were all torn down in 1850, citizens walk …