Denmark

AllTrails has 28 great hiking trails, views trails, walking trails and more, with hand-curated trail maps and driving directions as well as detailed reviews and photos from hikers, campers, and nature lovers like you. Ready for some activity? There are 12 moderate trails in Faroe Islands ranging from 3.9 to 12.7 km and from 9 to 843 meters above sea level.

Nordic Visitor has been creating excellent travel experiences for customers in Iceland since it was established in 2002. Since then, we have grown across the Nordic region, while retaining our passionate belief that your trip should be memorable for all the right reasons.

Scandinavia is a huge and varied region. Stretching from the frozen Arctic wastes of the north, to the gentle, rural flat lands of the south, it’s an epic destination that you’ll need time to enjoy fully.

From being a little-known, little-understood country wedged between mainland Europe and the rest of Scandinavia, Denmark has morphed into an international cultural powerhouse with multiple Michelin-starred restaurants and raved-about hit TV shows. But this international renown doesn’t make the country any less thrilling to navigate on the ground and on a budget.

Split by lakes and surrounded by sea, an energetic and hip waterside vibe permeates Copenhagen (København), one of Europe’s most user-friendly and trendy capitals. It’s a welcoming, compact city with a centre largely given over to pedestrians and cyclists. There’s an emphasis on café culture and top-notch museums by day, and a thumping live music, bar and club scene by night.

The Copenhagen City Pass by Stromma turns your visit to the Danish capital into an unforgettable experience. It's easy and convenient to use and saves you time, nerves, and money. Don't worry about standing in line to buy tickets – just buy the pass online, scan the QR code when you enter the attraction, and you are ready to explore Copenhagen.

Accessible only via plane or ferry, the remote and otherworldly Faroe Islands comprise an archipelago of eighteen wild, green and steeply pitching isles buffeted by North Atlantic winds, making for days of unforgettable adventure and some fascinating insight into Denmark’s former colonial territories...

Way out in the cool North Atlantic Ocean, there’s a cluster of craggy islands inhabited primarily by sheep and puffins. The Faroe Islands are Scandinavia’s ultimate off-the-beaten-track destination. Here’s our guide to what to expect on your first trip to this remote archipelago.

Long ago, the Jutes, the people of Jutland, were a separate tribe from the more warlike Danes who occupied the eastern islands. By the Viking era, however, the battling Danes had spread west, absorbing the Jutes, and real power gradually shifted towards Zealand, where it has largely stayed ever since.

Walk through Danish history and the homes of the Danish Royal Family, past and present, at these stunning castles in Denmark. Get up close to the Danish crown jewels at Rosenborg Castle, spend a fun-filled day at Egeskov Castle or act out your best Hamlet impression at Kronborg Castle.

Arguably one of Copenhagen's most iconic tourist attractions: The sculpture of The Little Mermaid was inspired by Hans Christian Andersen’s famous fairy tale.

Denmark has some of the most beautiful beaches in Europe. With over 7,400 km of coastline, including 174 Blue Flag beaches and 18 Blue Flag marinas, choosing the best of Denmark's crowd-free beaches is tough! So we've done the hard work for you: here are the best of the absolute best.

Get to know the green and sustainable Copenhagen and how you can make the most eco-friendly choices when visiting. Hit the streets and harbour baths with this guide made in collaboration with Copenhagen Municipality.

You already know that Copenhagen is a city best experienced by bike. But what exactly should you see and do once in the saddle? We got you covered with these suggestions and places perfect to go on two wheels.

We've got a map! You can click on an area of Denmark that looks interesting, and we'll take you to the highlights from that region. Or you can scroll on, to pick and choose from our best destinations...

The Danish national parks are not museums. People live, work and stay in the Danish national parks. Parts of the national parks are privately owned. The individual national parks will have broadly differering contents, and therefore it would be a good idea to look up the information about every national park, in which you are interested, to find out exactly what can be experienced there.

Looking for some facts about Denmark? Then you have come to the right place. Scroll this page to find a wide variety of facts about Denmark and click on each for an elaboration.

Megan Starr | There are many things you should know before you visit the Faroe Islands. After two trips to the Nordic islands, I understand and feel confident advising others on how to travel to the Faroe Islands successfully (and to take cute photos of sheep). This is a guide of things to know before you go to the Faroe Islands.

Pictures say more than 1000 words! Video clips give you a direct impression of the country and its people. Whether it's 4 or 40 minutes long, you get a wide selection on YouTube ...

Though the peninsula that Denmark occupies features abundant rolling countryside and coastline that is well suited to the game, the country has only just recently started to become recognized as a golfing destination and to make a name for itself in the world of golf. Part of the slow start seems to be an accident of history: it is not clear why, but the pioneering architects of Scotland and England skipped over Denmark when they took their work to the...

Crowd-free slopes, fantastic skiing for all abilities and some of the world’s best slope-side cuisine: what’s not to love about a Scandinavian ski holiday?