Manners and how to behave in a society influenced by the free spirit of the 1960s and 70s

In Denmark, the importance of learning the “dos and don’ts” of how to behave was for many years perceived as something rather controversial, archaic and …

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FREE Danish conversation classes in Copenhagen

Getting the opportunity to speak and practice Danish is not always easy, many expats find that Danes tend to switch to English when they try. …

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A delightful exhibition not to miss: The Red Studio

This winter, iconic paintings are reunited at the Danish National Gallery,Statens Museum for Kunst, after being separated for more than a century. It is a …

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Buy leftovers for DKK 40 – use the Too Good To Go App

Launched in Denmark in 2016, the money saving App, Too Good To Go, has become a huge success – so much so that it can …

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Our top tips for a smoother journey : The Best Travel Websites and Apps

You have probably noticed that the Danes like technology. This is a digital nation and you can do pretty much everything online. Use this to …

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Flags flying on half today at Amalienborg after the death of ex-King Konstantin II of Greece

A united family, the three sisters and their husbands shared many happy times together and the Danish royal family share the sorrow of ex Queen …

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A must-see museum – and worth more than one visit.

In the heart of Copenhagen, a few minutes from the Central Station, you will find the Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek. Ideal for the discerning art critic …

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Which Danish names are the most common?

Living in Denmark, you have probably noticed all the Danes you meet with a surname ending on sen; a first name and surname ending on …

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Lise Nørgaard – death of a grand lady

Aged 105, she had lived a full life and was a household name in most Danish families – she passed away on 1 January. The …

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What’s in a name? Apparently a lot if your baby is born in Denmark.

If you are new to Denmark, you may be surprised to learn that all babies born in Denmark must be given a name from a …

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