Cherry blossoms at Bispebjerg Cemetery in Copenhagen

Be an Explorist in Denmark

Photo:Malthe Zimakoff - Copenhagen Media Center&astrorms/Ruslan Merzlyakov

Experience the Viking markets all over Denmark, for instance at Trelleborg

To pursue my passion

Woman in Rold Forest in autumn, Himmerland, North Jutland

To get away from it all

The canal atmosphere of Christianshavn, Copenhagen

To do as the locals

Lunch - Copenhagen Christianshavn - Undici Dinner

To spend quality time

Welcome to Denmark, the Land of Everyday Wonder

Get ready for simple pleasures and unexpected delights. We're here to make your visit to Denmark the most wonder-full experience. Before you pack your bags be sure to check out all of our updates on safe travel to Denmark. Ready? Let’s get exploring.

Where is Denmark?

Wow. This is one of the most-searched phrases about Denmark. So we can see we have a bit of work to do. But that’s fine! Here's a handy map to get you going.

What's new in Denmark?

You'll find that spring in Denmark is an optimistic time to visit. Some days we're wrapped up in our winter gear walking through snow, the next day, our coats are draped over our arms, and we turn our smiling faces up to the sun. That's part of the fun – you never know what you'll get! But we do know there'll be plenty of things to do, rain or shine.

Children in front of the colourful Palads cinema in Copenhagen, Denmark

Photo: Céline Au détour d’un chemin - Copenhagen Media Center

Rainy day fun

No matter the weather, there's plenty to see and do in Copenhagen!

Apartment building "Bølgen" (The Wave) in Vejle, East Jutland in Denmark

Photo: Jakob Vingtoft

Architectural wonders

Walk amongst giants...architectural ones

Photo: Malthe Zimakoff - Copenhagen Media Center

Springtime in Denmark

The days are getting longer and spring is in the air

Sirkelbroen i København. Designet av Olafur Eliasson.

Your 2023 bucket list

Photo: © Cirkelbroen (2015) - Olafur Eliasson. Fotograf: Sophia Bergholm

Who needs mountains? We don't!

And it's not because we don't have any (although, in Denmark, we really don't have any). It's because we have plenty of other natural wonders right here, ready to leap into and explore.

The white cliffs of Møn are located south of Copenhagen

12 beautiful places to discover

Photo: Sascha Bendix

The Danish Big Four

Small is beautiful, especially when it comes to our Danish cities. And because our four biggest ones are cosy and easy to explore, they're great places to get up close to Danes in their natural habitats!

Photo: Daniel Rasmussen - Copenhagen Media Center

Copenhagen

So clean you can swim in the harbour and go everywhere by bike. Our capital is pretty special.

Photo: © Johan Gjøde. Photo: Dennis Borup Jakobsen

Aarhus

Aarhus is nestled by beaches, forests and national parks. Oh, and it's a cultural hotspot too.

Photo: Michael Fiukowski & Sarah Moritz

Odense

This quaint little city on the island of Fyn is where Hans Christian Andersen was born!

Photo: VisitAalborg

Aalborg

Viking legacy, modern architecture and some of the best street art in Denmark can be found in Aalborg.

It's all about having a good time

We're pioneers in hedonistic sustainability over here in Denmark. And if you don't know what that means, you'll just have to click on to find out!

The old railroad on Amager in Copenhagen

Amagerbanen

Go green in Denmark

Photo: Viggo Lundberg

When would you like to come to Denmark?

If we had to pick a favourite season it would be...no we can't. They're all great times to be here! You'll just have to come at least four times and decide for yourself.