The Danes and their bread
Have you ever entered a Danish bakery and felt a bit lost when faced with shelf after shelf of bread and cakes in all shapes, …
Hamburg – the vibrant metropolis right on your doorstep
Do you find the Danish cities too small, and do you miss the buzz of the big city? If so, you don’t have to travel …
Lots of Royal Horses around in Copenhagen from 10 to 12 November
Danish Queen Margrethe’s Golden Jubilee is celebrated with a carriage ride from Amalienborg to the Copenhagen City Hall, prior to her ride, the royal mounted …
Crown Princess Mary to participate at the annual hunt, Hubertusjagten.
It is the picnic of the year and it takes place every first Sunday in November. This year on SUNDAY 6th November expect a large …
Sea, Marshes, Seals, Oysters and much more in the Danish Wadden Sea
In South Jutland you will find the Danish part of the Wadden Sea at National Park Vadehavet, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Check out the …
Pet a cow, play with the sheep and pick apples at the OPEN FARM DAY
On Sunday 18 September, you are invited to visit one of the more than 80 farms scattered around Denmark that participate in the Open Farm …
A unique piece of Cold War history: the Danish military bunker and nuclear attack-proof fortress
Deep down in the limestone cliffs of Stevns a secret fortress lies buried. The only access is a vast amount of stairs which lead you …
Afternoon tea in the most lovely of rose gardens – a different summer experience
Explore the lovely park and castle of Bernstorff Slot, go back in time in the small and cosy rose garden of Danish Queen Louise, and …
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. Since 2010, …
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 …