Mounted royal guards, horses and a horse-drawn carriage at the reception of new AMBASSADORS by the King
A very formal event and an ancient tradition when the Danish King receives a country’s highest representative at Christiansborg Castle on 9 September. Text and …
Bike Rentals in Copenhagen: find our break down of the popular go-to’s for locals and tourists alike.
The best way to discover a city is on foot ? Not so in Copenhagen, the only appropriate and acceptable way to go about it …
Destination Christiansfeld – a Danish UNESCO World Heritage site
If you are planning to spend a long weekend in Southern Jutland do not miss this unique cultural heritage, the delightful small town of Christiansfeld. …
The North Zealand seaside tour
The North Zealand seaside towns are great to visit. Report from a day trip to the amazing coastline and small sleepy seaside towns only 65 …
Flags flying to commemorate those fallen in the service of Denmark
Flags will be flying on 5 September to commemorate those who have fallen while deployed on an international mission in the service of Denmark. By …
Fredensborg Castle is one of the Royal Family’s favourite residences
Used as summer residence, the Danish King and Queen as well as Queen Margrethe take up residence here from April until end September. The article …
Cycling – find our BEST TIPS to help you make a safe trip all year round
Cycling is an important part of life here and many cyclists are present at all times of the day; whatever the season. Our cycling GUIDE …
Home, house, theft, which ones do you need ?
Here’s our GUIDE to the Danish insurance system and tips for what insurance you need as a tenant. The article continues below. By Bente D. …
Warning of risk of dangerous weather with heavy rain for the whole country
DMI has issued a warning of potentially dangerous weather as a strong low-pressure system with colder weather will reach the country from the southwest today …
Copenhagen Harbour’s small secrets during sunny days – cycling tour to Refshaleøen
Many years ago the area called Refshaleøen was closed off to the public – most of it was “populated” by the Danish navy but as …