A much viewed speech. What’s so special about the Queen’s New Year’s Eve speech?
Watched by approx. 2 million viewers in Denmark, every year, via DR1 and TV2, the Queen’s New Year’s speech is an integral part of New …
Horses, Royal Guards, a GOLD COACH and the Queen in Copenhagen next week
For Danish Royalists the beginning of January is a great treat. The many Nytårskure, the New Year Levees, are unique opportunities to witness the age-old traditions …
Finding the Perfect Christmas Tree
Danish Christmas traditions are plentiful: the lighting of the Advent wreath or the burning of dated candles every day counting down to the 24th of …
It’s Yuletide sweater time again – is yours ready?
It’s beginning to look (and feel) a lot like sweater weather in Denmark, pretty much everywhere you go…not that we’re complaining. Did you know that …
Tivoli’s Snow Queen – A spellbinding and dramatic ballet
Put up for the third time in Tivoli, the ballet is a delightful and mesmerizing performance with great music, dancing and acting. The article continues …
Black Friday offers will be important this year
Despite being a more recent event imported from the US, Black Friday is a huge success with important rebates and offers. However, stay vigilant and …
Enjoy a festive Christmas market at a Danish Manor House
Christmas markets at old manor houses in Denmark are great fun and they are a unique opportunity to visit sites otherwise closed to the public. …
CHILDREN’S CLOTHES – How to dress your preschool child during the cold months
Sunshine, rain, lots of wind, even the occasional storm and then sunshine again. The Danish autumn and winter weather can be tricky. The article continues …
CANDLES – Deadly Danish HYGGE?
Before you adopt the Danish custom of lighting candles take note that in a country, where on average 16 hours a day are spent at …
Gear up for the cold and rainy season
Autumn and winter means rain, wind and much colder temperatures. Being prepared for it with the right rain gear is essential. By Inger Stokkink and …