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From extensive beaches to green hills

Denmark, so much more than just Copenhagen

Denmark is a country full of fond memories for us. Tessa was an Erasmus student in Copenhagen for six months, and therefore knows the city very well. Together with het brother Sander, she discovered the nice towns in the area and later they travelled further through Scandinavia. With our parents she also discovered other parts of the country: from extensive beaches to green hills. Denmark feels like a place where we experience something beautiful over and over again.

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Information about Denmark

Denmark is known for its charming coastal towns, rolling landscapes and cozy atmosphere. The country consists of numerous islands, connected by bridges and ferries. You will find historic castles, colorful houses and endless cycling routes. The Danes are proud of their design, hygiene (coziness) and environmentally conscious lifestyle. In addition to bustling Copenhagen, places such as Aarhus, Odense and the Wadden Islands are also worth a visit.

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Capital

Copenhagen

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Currency

Danish Krone

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Language

Danish

Timezone
Timezone

GMT+1

Our travel stories of Denmark

On this page, you will find all our stories about Denmark. From travel tips and fun places in Copenhagen to experiences from Tessa’s time as an Erasmus student. Be inspired by our blogs!

FAQ about Denmark

Yes, Copenhagen is quite expensive, but there are also plenty of things you can do for free or cheap. For example, some museums are free of charge on certain days and walking around the city is an experience in itself.
Cycling is super easy in Copenhagen, especially for us Dutch people that is a breeze. Everything is well arranged, there are no nothing distances and the cycle paths are great.
In Denmark, much is labeled as “typically Danish ”, but whether it always is? In any case, Smørrebrød is often mentioned, open sandwiches with everything on it. You either love it, or you don’t!
Yes! Denmark is ideal for a roadtrip. The distances are small and you pass coastal towns, nature reserves and pleasant towns along the way.

Summer is the best time with the best chance of good weather and long days. It rains more often in the spring and autumn and it is dark quickly in winter.