In Copenhagen you can go exploring in a world of fashion, design, culture and gastronomy. But at the same time the surroundings offer much when it comes to outdoor activities – there are idyllic seaside hotels overlooking the water and woods only twenty minutes away, where you can go jogging or take rides in a horse drawn carriage.

Old historical buildings mix with new, awe-inspiring architecture. You can attend a classical opera at the Royal Theatre or visit the alternative community of Christiania. The palette of offers is variegated and caters to young and old alike, whether you are lovers, a family with children, grandparents or on your own, Copenhagen is ready to entertain you and give you a good time.

History is well conserved in the old streets of the city with the half-timbered Aalborghus Castle, now the location of government offices, and the Renaissance-st...

Arhus’ most popular attraction is Den Gamle By, an open air museum, housing replicas of important buildings from all over Denmark. Århus Domkirke,...