DENMARK
Welcome to Denmark. Famous for its architecture, sustainable lifestyle and New Nordic culinary movement, this green country is a modern masterpiece. And while it may be at the forefront of contemporary movements, its fascinating past should not to be overlooked. Rich in history, people originally took notice of Denmark when Danish Vikings took to the seas between 790–1066.
Delve into the country's history in Copenhagen as you wander through the city’s center to the 17th century Stock Exchange, Christianborg Palace, cathedral and 19th century Theatre Royal. See Hans Christian Andersen's Little Mermaid on the harbor, Rosenborg Castle and Amalienborg Palace. In Odense be enchanted by the tales of Hans Christian Anderson's life when you visit the museum dedicated to his life and works.
Featured Journeys
Discovery Journey
Regional Journey
Country Roads
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Spectacular Scandinavia & its Fjords (Summer 2019)
15 days
Revel in outstanding Scandinavian scenery as you cruise the glassy fjords and ride the Flåm Railway. In the cities, soak up the seafaring history and lively cultural scene.
Country Roads of Scandinavia (Summer 2019)
12 days
Marvel at the road less travelled with Scandinavia's breathtaking mountains, rivers and fjords. Follow the tales and trails of the Vikings, while enjoying the modern culture and liveliness of the cities.
Grand Scandinavia (Summer 2019)
20 days
Sail the Baltic Sea, crossing rolling tundra and glassy fjords in your search for the midnight sun, all the while enjoying the local culture, history and striking scenery.
Travel Tips
When to go: Get outdoors and head to Denmark between May and October for warmer climates and clearer skies.
SPRING
MAR - MAY
10 °C
Avg Temp.
SUMMER
JUN - AUG
21 °C
Avg Temp.
AUTUMN
SEP - NOV
12 °C
Avg Temp.
WINTER
DEC - FEB
3 °C
Avg Temp.
Time Difference
London GMT +1
Currency
Danish Krone (DKR)
Language
Danish
Population
5.77 million
Capital City
Copenhagen
Electricity
European Standard of 220V, with a frequency of 50Hz.
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