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DESTINATIONS · Denmark

Here, the simple things are done exceptionally well.

Denmark naturally begins in Copenhagen, between the canals of Nyhavn, royal palaces, cycle-friendly streets and design that is simply part of everyday life. Tivoli Gardens brings one of Europe’s oldest amusement worlds right into the heart of the city, while neighbourhoods such as Vesterbro, Nørrebro and Christianshavn reveal a capital that is lived in, not merely visited. A short journey away, Roskilde and the castles of northern Zealand open the door to Danish history.

Here, the simple things are done exceptionally well.

But Denmark doesn’t end in Copenhagen. Aarhus combines culture, architecture and gastronomy with a more relaxed rhythm, Odense preserves the world of Hans Christian Andersen, while Billund means LEGO House and LEGOLAND®, one of the great reasons for a family trip. Further north, Skagen reaches the point where the North Sea and the Baltic meet, surrounded by dunes, northern light and landscapes completely different from the capital.

You come for city breaks, design and architecture, gastronomy, culture, castles, family experiences, cycling or nature. But Denmark works beautifully in combinations: Copenhagen and the castles, Billund and LEGOLAND®, Aarhus and the coast, cities and Nordic landscapes — compact enough to turn several stops into one journey.

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Or keep discovering the world from a different perspective.

The same journey can begin with the occasion that inspires you to travel, the time of year, or simply the place you want to reach.

Amélie

Amélie

“In Denmark, I wouldn’t stop at Copenhagen. It’s one of those countries where short distances let you completely change the atmosphere without making the journey complicated.”

A few days in Copenhagen? Billund and LEGOLAND® with the children? Aarhus, castles or the journey north to Skagen? Tell me who you’re travelling with and what you want to experience, and I’ll help you connect the places into a holiday at your own pace.