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Bornholm
This island, which is called the "Jewel of the Baltic," is the place to go if you want some great smoked salmon. It is a favorite for bikers as they peddle through the quaint villages and little seafaring towns. The ruggedness of the cliffs and rock out croppings are inter-spaced with lovely green lands. You will also enjoy shopping for the wonderful hand blown glass and ceramics made on
Bornholm. For additional information click on
Bornholm
Copenhagen
This is perhaps the most visited city in Denmark. And, the Little Mermaid there may be one of the most famous statues anywhere. Copenhagen is a major seaport, a seat of royalty, a very "fun" city, and the home of Hans Christian Andersen and Tivoli Gardens. When visiting Copenhagen you may want to purchase a Copenhagen Card which offers admission to over 60 museums and attractions, unlimited travel by bus and train withing the greater metropolitan area, and discounts at participating restaurants, tour and cruise operators (including some of the ferries) car rental, and more. The card may be purchased for 24, 48, or 72 hours. To find out more about Copenhagen, visit their web site at:
Copenhagen
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East Jutland
From the wonderful woodlands to the rolling landscapes you will enjoy this place. Especially if you enjoy fishing or boating as there are ample opportunities for both along the coast, along with the numerous lakes and rivers. History buffs will also enjoy the wonderful manor houses and castles that are open to the public. East Jutland is also home to the second-largest city in Denmark,
Arhus, where you can enjoy the nice museums, fine dining, theatre and drama, and musical productions. Want to know more? Click on
East Jutland
The Faroe Islands
Located in the North Atlantic between Norway and Iceland, the Faroe Islands offer spectacular scenery and one of the cleanest, unspoiled environments in the world. you will enjoy exploring the soaring cliffs, deep fjords, and the wonderful houses that have been preserved from the 16th century. For additional information click on
Faroe Islands
Funenand the Archipellago
This area, the central island of Denmark, is know best for being the birthplace of Hans Christian Andersen, castles and manor houses, natural beauty, and some wonderful man-made gardens. It is also a paradise for yachtsmen and anglers and one of the best cycling areas of Northern Europe with hundreds of miles of marked bike routes. For more suggestions while you visit the "Garden of Denmak," click on
Funen and the Archipelago
Greenland
Most people don't even know that Greenland, the largest island in the world, is a part of Denmark. If you are into adventure, Greenland is the place for you with towering icebergs, immense glaciers, whale-watching expeditions, dog sled tours, and wildlife tours where you might be able to spot seals, musk oxen, rain deer, and eagles. Greenland is about 4 1/2 hours by air from Denmark. Want to know more? Go to
Greenland!
Lolland and Falster
These islands, located just across the Faro Bridge from South Sealand, offer visitors beaches backed with wonderful chalk cliffs, deep forests, and interesting fishing villages. Places you will want to see would include Knuthenborg Castle near Bandholm and Europe's largest animal and landscape park, the Medieval Center near
Nykobing, and the Aalholm Automobile Museum in Nysted. For more information click on
Lolland and Falster
The Natural Sealand
Located just west of Copenhagen is an entire region that is surrounded by beaches, chalk cliffs, forests and fields, historic market towns, and the cathedral houses and tombs of centuries of Danish monarchs. This area is deep in history and rich in scenery. The island of Mon is especially nice. For more information, click on
Natural Sealand
North Jutland
You will have plenty of sunshine in which to enjoy the wonderful beaches of North Jutland as North Jutland has more daylight hours than anywhere else in Denmark. The impressive coastline of the top of the European continent is over 900 miles long. Your trip to Denmark would not be complete without visiting this area, and perhaps stopping in
Skagen, Grennen, which sits between the North Sea and the Baltic. For additional information , click on
North Jutland
North Sealand
What a wonderful place for a drive in the fall when the leaves turn to gold. You will enjoy meandering throughout the area of North Jutland that includes the coastal areas from Copenhagen to
Elsinore, home of Hamlet's castle. Take a drive and stop at some of the nice restaurants or inns along your way to the oldest amusement park in the world. Other places to visit would include the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art and the home of Karen
Blixen. For more, click on
North Sealand
Odense
This wonderful town about 2 hours from Copenhagen is the birthplace of fairy-tale writer Hans Christian Andersen and is considered a "Fairy-Tale City." You will enjoy this wonderful little town, and be able to enjoy it even more with an Odense Adventure Pass which will allow you to really explore the city with unlimited use of all busses and trains running within the Odense area, as well as providing you with discounts at the city's many museums.
Southeast Jutland
There is plenty for the entire family to do and enjoy in Southeast Jutland. Sommerland Syd Theme Park, Givskud Lion Park and Zoo,
Playland, Legoland, the marsh lands and fjords, and the widest beach in Northern Europe. Add to this some charming market towns and everyone should have a great time here. For additional information click on
Southeast Jutland
West Jutland
If you enjoy the water, the West Jutlands are just perfect for you with broad sandy beaches, high dunes from which you can overlook the sea, fishing galore, and wonderful seaside scenery. The area is also quite popular with wind surfers. Driving through the countryside you will come across wonderful thatched-roof farmhouses, quaint country cottages, and interesting market towns. Golfers will find the numerous courses in the area a challenge. For additional suggestions for things to see and do while you are here, check out
West Jutlands
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