| Denmark Guide | AALBORG |
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Aalborg is located in the north of Jutland. The local tourist board calls it the "little Paris of the North". Although this may seem a bit far fetched, the location by th... |
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| Denmark Guide | AARHUS |
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Aarhus is the second largest city of Denmark and the capital of Jutland, the mainland. It has a well-preserved historic centre, a few good museums and nice old churches. ... |
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| Denmark Guide | BORNHOLM ISLAND |
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Bornholm, part of Denmark and located to the east of it (and probably closer to Sweden), strikes the imagination of a lot of people. Already some 200 years ago, several p... |
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| Denmark Guide | COPENHAGEN |
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In 1167 Copenhagen was a tiny village called Havna which king Valdemar I gave to his trustee, the bishop Absalon of Roskilde. Since then it gradually grew to be the first... |
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RESTAURANTS AND BARS IN DENMARK |
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Restaurants and Bars in Denmark serve excellent local and international cuisine for its visitors. Well spread out throughout Denmark, food lovers woul... |
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FACTS ABOUT DENMARK |
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Facts about Denmark provide information to the tourists about all the aspects related to a safe and enjoyable travel in the country of Denmark. Travel... |
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| CHRISTMAS IN DENMARK |
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Christmas in Denmark is the most awaited festival of the year. People fly from various parts of the globe to celebrate Christmas in Denmark. The most ... |
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| WILDLIFE IN DENMARK |
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Denmark is a beautiful country which is settled in Northern Europe. Denmark is one of the most celebrated tourist destinations in Europe. Clusters of ... |
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About Denmark
Located in northern Europe, Denmark is bordered by the North Sea, the Baltic Sea, and Germany, which is its only connection to the European mainland. Most of its landmass is occupied by the Jutland peninsula while the remaining 500 islands, of which only a hundred are occupied, comprise the rest of the country. The Skagerrak and Kattegat straits separate it from Norway and Sweden.
The present-day Denmark owes its cultural and linguist origins to the Danes who migrated here from Sweden in around AD 500. Denmark's history, till the medieval period. The Thirty Years War with Sweden followed by the Napoleonic Wars inflicted damages on the economy of the country. Although Denmark remained neutral in both the Worl...
