Sustainable travel in Denmark

Aerial view of Hesnæs on Nykøbing Falster, Denmark

First things first

We've got the building blocks for a sustainable trip right here, whether you're looking for places to eat, places to stay or ways to get around.

Photo: Astrid Maria Rasmussen

Sustainable hotels

The Danish Green Key ecolabelling system shows that a hotel has earned certification.

A plate of green food at Skodsborg Hotel, Copenhagen, Denmark

Photo: © Robin Skjoldborg

Vegan & vegetarian restaurants

There are plenty of options for non-meat eaters in Denmark - like these!

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Public transport in Denmark

If your customers don't want to hire a car on arrival, they're in good company. It's easy to get around without one.

Photo: Niclas Jessen

Small country, great nature: the best green spaces

Denmark may not be the biggest of countries, but its nature still packs a powerful punch. You can find everything from steep cliffs to deep-blue lakes and even a glimpse into space. Don't miss these key nature hotspots.

Photo: Guiseppe Liverino, Copenhagen Media Centre

Denmark's sustainable cities (a downloadable itinerary)

Discover the land of green livability in the cities of Aarhus and Copenhagen. From our cycling culture to our recycling culture, and our city bees to our free fruit trees, this itinerary covers the most exciting green spots to try out as a visitor to Denmark.

Sustainable restaurants

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Adding the fun to sustainability

We're firm believers that you don't have to sacrifice having a good time to go green. Here are just a handful of the ways you can experience the Danish brand of hedonistic sustainability.