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Denmark’s capital city oozes historic charm, laced with a cool contemporary vibe that\'s uniquely Scandinavian.

Copenhagen’s dilapidated old harbour district has been revitalised with a string of lively bars and stylish restaurants.

This historic zoo is a leader in wildlife conservation as well as one of the city’s most popular visitor attractions.

Learn about Denmark’s history, hike along the cliffs and taste the island’s cuisine.

Founded by Vikings and fueled by creativity of its young population, Denmark’s second largest city is perfect for experiencing Jutland’s rich history and culture.

Copenhagen’s dilapidated old harbour district has been revitalised with a string of lively bars and stylish restaurants.

Apart from the magnificent coastline, you can visit charming towns, historic Viking forts and romantic manor houses in West Zealand.

Enjoy the Paris-like atmosphere of Værnedamsvej, pick up a unique memento in the myriad of small specialist shops, relax in Frederiksberg Have or take a trip to the zoo.

Gaze at the city beneath your feet and the stars above your head from this iconic Copenhagen landmark.

Take a trip to Skive and enjoy the fresh air, visit the unique natural attractions and discover a piece of Danish history.

This historic zoo is a leader in wildlife conservation as well as one of the city’s most popular visitor attractions.

Copenhagen’s dilapidated old harbour district has been revitalised with a string of lively bars and stylish restaurants.

The North Sea and Baltic Sea spectacularly meet at this headland of the Jutland Peninsula, Denmark’s northernmost point.

Explore this picturesque island in the Baltic Sea, which features ancient buildings, hills, forests, sunny beaches and an absorbing Viking history.

In the 1950s archaeologists discovered a graveyard on a hill overlooking Aalborg. It is now Scandinavia’s largest and best-preserved Viking burial ground.