Denmark trip planner

Dedicated to the preservation of endangered species, this excellent zoo is one of the largest in the country.

Visitors can enjoy this 16C castle and get to know its rich history by exploring its dungeons, courtyards, and historic atmosphere.

Wander through this lovely Danish town, and enjoy the wonderful array of historic buildings and interesting attractions.

Part of this ancient Viking cemetery dates as far back as the 5C. A museum on the grounds nicely depicts Viking life at that time.

Dedicated to 20C Danish and foreign artwork, this museum boasts one of the country best contemporary art collections.

One of Denmark's early examples of Baroque architecture, the castle has an ornate interior, while the original chapel remains intact.

In a city known for its cultural attractions, this excellent art museum is considered a "must see" by all art enthusiasts.

Home to thousands of plant species, the beautiful gardens originally served for research, but are now open to the public as well.

The city's main religious establishment, the massive 13C Gothic cathedral boasts elegant decor and several notable murals.

Dating to the 13C, this stately church was once part of an abbey, now featuring superb murals and an 11C crypt.

Explore this picturesque Old Town, home to 17C-19C buildings, diverse architecture, and plenty of places to eat.

Dedicated to Danish prehistoric archaeology, the museum also explores local anthropology from the Stone Age to the Viking era.

Over the years, several royal families have occupied this 17C complex, comprised of four beautiful palaces with Rococo interiors.

Operating since the 16C, the longest running amusement park in the world is home to exciting rides, colorful shows, and arcades.

With a small botanical museum, these lush gardens are home to a wealth of interesting plant species, as well as an artificial lake.

Nothing remains of the original 12C castle, but the elegant 20C palace now hosts an array of political bodies, including the parliament.

Participate in scientific exhibits at this experimental interactive museum, fun for both adults and children of all ages.

One of the world's oldest open-air museum is an enormous complex featuring over 100 17C-20C rural buildings from all over Denmark.

Explore this incredible city center, rife with wonderful historic and cultural sites, or head out to grab a bite and visit the local pubs.

The national gallery is home to superb collections of Danish, Flemish, Nordic, and other European art, spanning from the 14C onward.

Denmark's largest museum of cultural history houses artifacts from all over the world, and covers 14,000 years of Danish history.

Based on a private collection, this superb museum is home to a wealth of antique sculptures, as well as many renowned modern artworks.

Lined with colorful houses, the largest port in Denmark offers restaurants and cafes where you can relax and watch the boats.

Boasting fine Dutch Renaissance architecture, this 17C castle features gorgeous gardens and various exhibits, including the Crown Jewels.

Based on the famed H.C. Anderson fairytale, this iconic bronze statue is located at the seafront and serves as a symbol of the city.

Dedicated to the art of Bertel Thorvaldsen, a Danish sculptor, this amazing museum leaves a lasting impression on all visitors.

The amusement park that inspired the creation of Disneyland is still a must for all ages, offering fun activities day and night.

Treat yourself to a journey through interstellar space, viewing over 10,000 stars at the planetarium's excellent IMAX theater.

Stroll through the well-preserved cobbled streets of Dragor's center, and enjoy the local small-town atmosphere.

Explore the cobbled streets of this seaside town, then check out the historic sites and the local craft galleries.

Best-known as the setting of Shakespeare's "Hamlet", this Renaissance castle dates to the 15C and represent Denmark's naval history.

Wander through this historic Danish town, rest in a cafe, and enjoy the local culture.

Built in the 16C, this castle looks like it is straight out of a fairy tale, complete with a moat and surrounding woods.

Stroll through this beautiful town center, admiring the historic buildings, then wander down to the harbor to enjoy the views.

Explore this wonderful seaside town, and enjoy the unique maritime culture.

Enjoy the traditional fishing town, explore the ports, and relax in one of the great local restaurants.

Partially dating to the 13C, this ancient Gothic cathedral is home to one of the nicest and largest organs in the country.

Roam the streets of this charming little town, enjoying the local landmarks and soaking up the atmosphere.

Spanning three lake isles, this stunning Renaissance castle hosts the National History Museum and features a spectacular Baroque garden.

Take a walk through this beautiful old town, rich in history, charming buildings, and great local eateries.

Roam streets that were laid out in the 10C, envisioning life as it has been when the center was a mere Viking settlement.

Get to know the central streets of the oldest medieval city in Denmark, and enjoy its various historic sites.

Transport yourself to another time asyou stroll down the charming cobbled streets, admiring the buildings and the center's vitality.

Overlooking the town, the 13C castle features a museum with exhibits of historic furnishing, artworks, and diverse handcrafts.

With a range of exhibits, from paintings to furniture to sculptures, this museum displays some of the finest art in the country.

Formerly a textile mill, the center now houses contemporary artwork, bookshops, cinemas, boutiques, and cafes.

Travel back in time to 18C-19C Denmark in this excellent open-air museum, where an array of traditional Funish buildings awaits.

Located in a fine Neoclassical buildings, the museum exhibits an array of artworks by Danish masters, with a focus on Constructivism.

Dedicated to the father of fairy tales, this charming museum is located in H.C Anderson's childhood home.

Home to a statue of H.C. Anderson, the fairy tale writer, this lush green park is located on the bank of the River Odense.