 Funen |
Westcoast of Jutland |
Denmark may be one of the smallest countries in Europe but it is packed with things to do and discoveries waiting to be found. When you think of Denmark, picture quaint port towns, breathtaking beaches and memorable architecture. The capital of Denmark, Copenhagen is filled with history and excludes charm with its cobblestoned streets, theatres and music festivals. Also visit the Tivoli, an extremely large amusement park which is an experience that should not be missed.
Take a trip to Funen to experience picturesque countryside dotted with cozy villages and towns. Imagine strolling through old fashioned orchards, sitting by calm ponds and admiring thatched half-timbered houses. Along with its aesthetic setting Funen also has a trove of ancient relics and artifacts from the past. Another specialty Funen has to offer is its variety of fine manor houses. You will feel like you have stepped into a different century as you take in these architectural masterpieces.
To enjoy the sea in all its glory consider visiting the Jutland Peninsular. North Jutland has it’s a very unique quality about it, for along with pristine beaches and secluded sand dunes it also offers a natural phenomenon; 3 seas meet here and add their own appeal to the mixture. West Jutland is the perfect haven for a wide variety of water sports. Choose from surfing, windsurfing, kayaking and whole other heap of possibilities to have the adventure of a lifetime. Other activities include horse riding, kite flying, angling, golfing and also strolling through the beautiful sand dunes with the waves lapping at your feet. Take a stroll through the provincial towns that are scattered across West Jutland and discover culture, history and a variety of art.
Visit East Jutland to experience its busy city centre. However, barely a short distance away lay tempting beaches and lush forests teeming with flora and fauna. Revel in the beauty of nature, so close to a bustling city and admire the culture and also the provincial towns which have their own separate identity and history.
South Jutland boasts of fascinating marshlands, canals and also forests and hills. Be greeted by the warm and friendly hospitality of the locals as you take in their culture and relax in the gorgeous surroundings. Feel the presence of nature and all its beauty as well as towns filled with history and quaint traditional customs.
If you are looking for some of the best scenery in Denmark, visit Sealand. Sealand is teeming with tranquil lakes and harbors. The beaches look almost as if they belong in a postcard with clear sparkling water, soft white sand and the warm sun. When in Sealand make sure you visit Mons Klint, which boasts of spectacular white cliffs and thought by many to be one of Denmark’s biggest attractions. Also consider visiting the many manors and castles that are scattered around and absorb the culture and rich history that is on display. Lolland, an island which holds the Alholm Castle which is Denmark’s largest car museum is a treat that should not be missed. A trip to Knuthenborg should also be made as this is Northern Europe’s biggest Wildlife Park.
The best time to visit Denmark would be in July and August as a lot of Cultural activities take place and the climate is comfortable. If you prefer to visit Denmark when it’s less crowded then go toward the end of August as the weather will still be great but most of the holiday makers would have left.
