Your Danish Life Team

Seasonal affective disorder (SAD), also called winter depression, is not uncommon, especially the further north you get. Find our best tips on what you can …

Seasonal time change is still in place in Denmark so you need to change your clocks to stay on time. Do you remember if it …

With the upcoming general elections, you may be wondering how to keep check of the different parties and the letter allocated to them; they often …

A magnificent excursion for the whole family is to walk or bicycle along the lake from Nødebo to Esrum Abbey, bring a picnic and enjoy …

You are probably familiar with most parking signs, however, there may be local variations to be aware of to avoid that nasty surprise in your …

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 …

Crown Prince Frederik, Crown Princess Mary and their four children have again this autumn taken up residence at their “cold season” home Frederik VIII’s Palace …

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 …

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 …

 A trip to Kolding and Christiansfeld can easily be combined and make you see more of Denmark in just one day. By Bente D. Knudsen  …