Discover the warmth of a Danish winter
Denmark's top winter events
It might be cold and dark outside, but in Denmark we know how to host events that'll keep us warm and light up the long nights.
Christmas simply isn't Christmas without a visit to Tivoli Gardens in the centre of Copenhagen. Head to Tivoli Gardens and experience a true winter wonderland.
Frosted towers and timeless tales... these are the months where history meets hygge in the castles of Denmark.
Copenhagen lights up the dark winter days. Literally! In all sorts of colours and all over town.
Did you know that Copenhagen is known as the European Jazz capital? See why in February!
In week 7, you can eat at a wide range of Copenhagen’s quality restaurants during the Dining Week.
Why visit Denmark in winter?
Winter might be cold (with temperatures as low as -2°C or -29°F), but we make our own warmth. It's peak hygge season – expect candles, cosiness overload, and all the Christmas cheer you can handle.
You want to know the secrets to surviving long dark winters in Northern Europe? We have all of them right here...
No doubt you've heard of our favourite untranslatable word. Here's what we mean by it...
Just one of the many keys to staying happy in winter is diving into Danish cakes. Now you know!
Our spas are more than a pampering experience, they are also a great way to get to know Danish culture.
It's one of the biggest winter trends this year - winter bathing. Go full Viking and hop into our icy cold sea!
How to spend Christmas and New Year in Denmark
Hunt for holiday hygge this Christmas at our atmospheric Christmas markets.
All your key questions about Christmas in Denmark are answered here
As the weather cools down, the festive spirit heats up and Denmark glows with Christmas markets and celebrations inside and out.
