Denmark is a typical Nordic country with very fresh air and an extremely special climate. You can experience different passions and excitements here and appreciate every style picture. Here, I will share with you what you can do when traveling to Denmark.
For wine lovers, when it comes to oysters, of course you cannot forget the Chablis white wine that pairs perfectly with them. However, if you want to take a few bottles of wine to Denmark to eat oysters, it is not cost-effective in terms of opportunity cost. Because besides eating oysters, these are the things you can’t miss on your trip to Denmark.
1. Copenhagen
As the capital of Denmark, "port, royal family, greenery, and cycling" are all symbols of Copenhagen, and its romantic urban atmosphere is also why many tourists come here. One of the reasons.
Colorful houses stand quietly on the river bank next to Newport, and jazz music flows freely in the pub. You might as well open a bottle of wine and sip slowly at the right time, or have a glass of good beer.
"I have never seen a mermaid, let alone been to Copenhagen." As the sun and moon change, the famous Little Mermaid statue in Changdi Park has passed its 100th birthday.
Exotic architectural style, the best roller coaster in Europe, open-air concerts, delicious traditional food. The ancient Civli Park is not to be missed.
In this bicycle capital, where bicycle travel accounts for one-third of all trips, riding a bicycle on the streets is worse than integrating into the city.
2. Billund (Billund)
At the beginning of its development, Bilong Town may not be famous. After 1932, Lego, which made its fortune from wooden toys, drove the economic development of the town.
This is a children's fun town with the goal of building a "children's capital", and it is also a paradise for Lego fans to have fun.
3. Funing Island
The British Island is known as the "Danish Garden". Clusters of flowers and colorful houses stand side by side, as if they are saving a fortune. A gentle energy.
Odense is the third largest city in Denmark and the birthplace of the writer Andersen. The Andersen Museum here displays Andersen's life and works as much as possible, allowing visitors to explore Andersen's fairy tale world more deeply.
The well-preserved Egeskov Slot has one of the best historical gardens in Europe, and a variety of interesting exhibitions and landscapes make up this forest paradise.
4. Faroe Islands
As an overseas territory of Denmark, the Faroe Islands are not well-known, but their charming natural scenery makes people linger.
The best time to visit the Faroe Islands is from June to September every year. The aurora is certainly the most eye-catching attraction in the Faroe Islands in summer. Although it is humid and foggy here, you can see the aurora as long as the weather changes.