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Travel in Denmark?
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Travel in Denmark?

Copenhagen is without doubt one of the hippest and most accessible cities in Northern Europe. Viking enthusiasts can indulge themselves, as can the eternal child (Legoland and the Hans Christian Andersen Museum). Denmark is not cheap, but it is very nice for a city trip or cycling holiday.
Interested in the Vikings? Visit the largest Viking burial ground in the world in Alborg (there is also a beautiful castle here) or go to the Viking boat museum in Roskilde.
Visit the Carlsberg brewery near Copenhagen.
Feel like a child again in Legoland in Billund. With more than 40 million Lego blocks, you can indulge yourself.
Tivoli is one of the oldest amusement parks in the world and is located in the center of Copenhagen. Even though it may be a bit crowded in the summer and quite expensive, you don't want to miss a visit on a beautiful summer evening. During the holidays and weekends there are performances by various (fairly well-known) artists and classical orchestras.
Visit Copenhagen: The statue of the little mermaid is a bit disappointing (smaller than expected) but the rest of Copenhagen is hip and green. Including the Amalienborg Palace that is extensively decorated by the various kings who have lived there (and still live there during the winter), Rosenburg Castle where all the crown jewels are and Christiania. The inhabitants of Christiania (freetown) are a combination of alternative people and wanderers. Christiania is charming with small houses and lots of greenery, it is better to avoid the beaten track.
According to some, the castle where Hamlet stayed according to Shakespeare is Kronborg Castle in Helsingor. When the weather is nice you can see Sweden from here. The town itself is also cute.
Odense: Especially nice for people who are stuck in their childhood or are just still fans of the fairy tales of Hans Christian Andersen. Odense is his birthplace and you can take a look at his house and of course visit the Hans Christian Andersen Museum.
Be prepared that Denmark is not a cheap destination.