Explore the rich and historic retail heritage of Copenhagen
Copenhagen has changed as old shops have close to leave room for multinational luxury brands. However, there are still a few historic and unchanged shopes. …
So what is Easter in Denmark?
You might think, due to all the extended Easter bank holidays, that Danes are very religious and spend their free days going to special Easter …
Gaekkebreve – a Danish Easter tradition
A lovely activity to enjoy with your children gaekkebreve are beautiful handmade cards, traditionally sent at this time of year. The article continues below. Text …
Spend the Easter holiday at an open-air museum
For Easter two of the amazing historical open air museum’s open up with special Easter activities. Take advantage to spend a day of fun with …
Things to do for Easter
Despite the closure of shops during the bank holiday, there is no shortage of things to do. Find here our tips and ideas on how …
Season coming up – take up SAILING while in Denmark
In a country with 7,314 km of coastline and 406 islands, sailing is the obvious choice for a hobby, even for the most committed of …
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 …
Looking for places to bash the cat on Fastelavn’s Sunday?
The Carnival season in Denmark is really NOT as big a thing as at our neighbours’ further south, however, Danes with children do celebrate it …
For fans of Gin – don’t miss the Copenhagen Gin Festival in February
Gin is the new black in the cocktail world and the festival invites fans of gin to come and explore this fascinating drink. The article …
Visit the holy pub of Sankt Peder
One of the most original Danish lunch places in the Copenhagen area, here you can enjoy great food surrounded by locals. The article continues below. …