Copenhagen and North Sealand

Sealand is the island where Copenhagen, the capital city, is located. This cosmopolitan city comfortably combines its historic past with the modern, creating a relaxed, yet buzzing atmosphere. Visit Tivoli Gardens, the Little Mermaid and historic and contemporary art galleries; Dine in a Michelin-starred restaurant or take in a performance at the Copenhagen Opera House.

On the coastal road out of Copenhagen to the north you will find excellent beaches and picturesque fishing villages, providing the perfect setting for a cultural coastal holiday, whether in an idyllic summer cottage, a holiday centre or on a camping site.
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Roskilde, South Sealand, Lolland & Møn

Roskilde, to the west of Copenhagen, is one of Denmark's oldest towns, established more than a thousand years ago as a Viking trading post. The impressive red-brick cathedral is definitely worth a visit. The main attractions are among others Denmark's fourth largest amusement park, BonBonland, and Gavnø Castle with more than 1000 paintings.

Around Marielyst on Falster you will find wonderful sandy beaches and great attractions such as Knuthenborg Safari Park or the Aalholm Automobile Museum.
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