Denmark

Copenhagen is Denmark’s capital city and offers a fun mix of eclectic art, a world-class dining scene, with 15 Michelin stars, plus old-world history going back for centuries. As the home of the Danish royal family for years, there are castles dotted all over Copenhagen. Although Copenhagen is a relatively small city, especially when compared to other European capitals, there are still many varied districts within the city to choose from when deciding where to stay in Copenhagen. Luckily, Copenhagen is fairly compact, so getting around to other areas will be easy, no matter where you stay. There is certanly no shortage of things to do in Copenhagen, make sure to get your Copenhagen Card as it gives you free admission to 73 attractions and activities! Below we’ve rounded up some of the best neighborhood to stay in Copenhagen to help you choose the best Copenhagen hotels or rental homes.…

If you are planning a trip to Denmark and plan to go beyond the capital city of Copenhagen, chances are you will find yourself in Denmark’s second largest city, Aarhus. Often rated the happiest city in Denmark, this city of 350,000 residents is a cultural treasure trove for the intrepid traveller. Aarhus Denmark is home to several world-class music festivals throughout the year, and a lively nightlife scene in several neighborhoods. With our Aarhus neighborhood guide, we’ll help you find the best area to stay in Aarhus, and the best hotels in Aarhus for every type of traveller. We will cover off all types of Aarhus accommodation options from Hostels to luxury Aarhus hotels as well as how to decide where to stay in Aarhus, the best Aarhus hotels, best places in Aarhus to visit, the best places to stay in Aarhus, hotels near Aarhus attractions, Aarhus neighborhood guide and many more.…

Denmark’s third largest city, Odense, sits on the island Funen and is a fun alternative destination to Copenhagen. Odense Denmark largely flies under the tourist radar and remains a charming small city to visit. The best “claim to fame” for Odense is that it’s the hometown of Hans Christian Andersen, the author known best for fairy tales. His former home has been turned into a museum which you can now visit. As for getting around Odense, it’s fairly easy; the western half of the city is pedestrianized, and there’s a free bus that circles the city center every ten minutes. So no matter which Odense accommodation you choose, it will be easy to see the best sights.  We will cover off all types of Odense accommodation options from Hostels to luxury Odense hotels as well as how to decide where to stay in Odense, the best Odense hotels, best places in…

For budget travellers, Copenhagen is never going to be the first destination that makes it onto the travel itinerary, because Scandinavian cities are always notoriously expensive, even by Western standards. While the Danish capital will never rank amongst the cheapest places to visit in Europe, there’s such a wealth of history, architecture and culture in the city that it’s well worth braving the higher prices to experience Copenhagen. As with anywhere in the world though, there are ways to keep your costs low and to see Copenhagen on the cheap. You can find cheap eats across the city if you know where to look, the public transport is excellent, and many of the best sights and attractions across Copenhagen are free, or inexpensive to visit. To inspire your next trip to Denmark, here’s our budget travel guide to Copenhagen. Plan your trip to Denmark Need data for your trip to…

Odense is a delightful mid-sized city in Funen, Denmark’s third-largest island. It also happens to be the third-most populous Danish city, combining old town charm and culture with modern infrastructure.  Despite its 4,000 or so years of history, Odense remains somewhat of an unknown (and underrated) destination for those outside of Scandinavia. Yet, the city can be a breath of fresh air for those seeking a laid-back weekend away. Those with kids will particularly appreciate the family-friendly atmosphere. In recent years, the city’s harbour has undergone impressive developments and a surge of cultural events have begun appearing. A crop of new cafes and restaurants have opened up too as Odense begins to make a new name for itself. Are you travelling to Denmark and considering a visit to this up-and-coming destination? Here are 17 things to do in Odense that will make your trip enjoyable and memorable. Plan your trip…

Odense is Denmark’s third most populous city. Located on the island of Funen, it has remained a small yet thriving area for over 4,000 years. It’s a destination that not many people outside of Scandinavia know about, yet is definitely worth visiting and learning about. If you’re after a casual weekend getaway, Odense may be the ideal place for you. If this is the first you’re hearing about this charming Danish city, you’re likely wondering, what is there to see and do in Odense? Keep reading for the ultimate travel guide to Odense, covering the best sites, activities, tours, foods, and places to stay. By the end, you’ll be inspired and ready to organise a trip right away! This ultimate travel guide to Odense will show you all the most beautiful places in Odense, what to expect when visiting, where to stay in Odense and things to do in Odense…

The Danish capital of Copenhagen is known for its exquisite design culture, great shopping arcades and vivid art and music scene. What you may not know is that Copenhagen is also a great hub for day trips and excursions! This guide gives you recommendations and inspiration for day trips from Copenhagen to discover the rich cultural and historical heritage of Northern Zealand (Denmark’s biggest island, on which Copenhagen is located) and beyond! Plan your trip to Denmark Need data for your trip to Denmark? We use Tep Wireless which offers unlimited data for $8 per day. Travelling King readers can get 10% off using the discount code TRAVELLINGKING on check out. Don't forget to get Travel Insurance, it's best to always be prepared! I would recommend travel insurance from WorldNomads.com, which is available to people from over 130 countries. It’s designed for adventurous travellers with cover for overseas medical, evacuation,…

Less known than the famous Copenhagen, Aarhus in Denmark is a bustling city filled with shopping arcades, cultural and music venues, beautiful parks, world-class restaurants and much more. Whether you are a foodie, architecture or design enthusiast or simply looking for a place for a relaxing urban holiday, Aarhus will not disappoint. This ultimate travel guide to Aarhus will show you all the most beautiful places in Aarhus, what to expect when visiting, where to stay in Aarhus and things to do in Aarhus which will help you in planning a trip to Aarhus. Plan your trip to Denmark Need data for your trip to Denmark? We use Tep Wireless which offers unlimited data for $8 per day. Travelling King readers can get 10% off using the discount code TRAVELLINGKING on check out. Don't forget to get Travel Insurance, it's best to always be prepared! I would recommend travel insurance…

Known from fairy tales of H. C. Andersen, the Danish capital is a magical place. Centuries-old traditions reappear with a modern twist; old-fashioned buildings with colourful facades house sleek design studios, palaces and churches are transformed into contemporary art institutions, and restaurants introduce the “Bornholm version” of Spanish Tapas, serving highest quality of Danish “spegepølse” instead of Ibérico. Unforgettable culinary experiences, a vibrant cultural life and loads of opportunities for shopping - you will find it all in Copenhagen! Approach the Copenhagen with an open mind, and it will amaze you. If you only have 48 hours there… prepare yourself to leave yearning for more and planning your prompt return. This guide is perfect for those who only have 48 Hours in Copenhagen - A 2 Day Itinerary. We will show you what to do in Copenhagen, where to stay, what to eat and how to get around, whether its…

If you’re looking for the perfect city break, look no further. Copenhagen is an excellent destination for a long weekend! Cosmopolitan and chic, the city also has its bohemian and hippy vibes and there are plenty of things to do. What was once a fishing and merchant harbour town is now the trendy, buzzing city of Copenhagen, attracting millions of tourists annually with excellent shopping, sleek design, vibrant gourmet food scene and bicycle friendly lifestyle. In fact, Copenhagen is one of the greenest cities in the world, leading the way in sustainability with alternative energy such as wind and solar power and recycling. Home of the concept of “Hygge”, or “coziness”, Denmark was rated the happiest country in the world in 2013, rating highly as one of the best places to live in the world, here we will show you why the Danes are so happy with our comprehensive and…