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Making a visit to the capital of Denmark is like stepping into a fairy tale, as this picturesque Scandinavian city by the sea embodies Old World charm.

See what happens when currents and winds push soft sand about for centuries at this huge moving sand dune that resembles a desert landscape.

Explore an abandoned fort built during the German occupation of Denmark or visit a historic Danish manor, both part of this  history museum in North Jutland.

Founded by Vikings and fueled by creativity of its young population, Denmark’s second largest city is perfect for experiencing Jutland’s rich history and culture.

The sculpture of Denmark’s favorite fairy tale character has been an icon for the city for over a century.

Making a visit to the capital of Denmark is like stepping into a fairy tale, as this picturesque Scandinavian city by the sea embodies Old World charm.

Jutland’s northernmost town is famous for its picturesque houses, astounding scenery and quality of light, which attracts landscape painters from all over the world.

Explore an abandoned fort built during the German occupation of Denmark or visit a historic Danish manor, both part of this  history museum in North Jutland.

The North Sea and Baltic Sea spectacularly meet at this headland of the Jutland Peninsula, Denmark’s northernmost point.

Copenhagen’s historic harbor precinct has been transformed into a quaint entertainment area full of restaurants and taverns.

Dive into the cool waters of the Kattegat sea on a summer day, enjoy the welcoming charm of a fishing village and be part of fun-filled cultural events. 

Admire grand churches, learn about Viking history and dig for fossils in a town that boasts more than 1,300 years of history.

Best known as the birthplace of Lego, this crafty Danish town also offers a safari park, Scandinavia\'s largest water park, and the chance to taste Viking’s mead.

Meander down narrow lanes, see 15th-century abbeys, travel on a vintage train through the countryside and explore Danish history from the Middle Ages to the present.