10 Location Mandatory Visited in Denmark
DENMARK is the smallest Scandinavian country, but has scenery and interesting places to visit.
If there is the opportunity to visit their country of birth writer HC
Andersen's fairy tale, do not miss this exciting 10 places.
1. Kronborg Castle
Kronborg Castle is one of the best scenery in Denmark.
The fortress is located near Helsingor, the northeastern tip of Sealand
presents a real inspiration for "Elsinore" in Shakespeare's Hamlet, and
remains a popular attraction in Denmark from year to year.
In Denmark, the fort was called Kronborg Slot and is usually open from
Tuesday to Sunday, starting at 11:00 to 16:00 local time.
2. The Oresund Bridge
Oresund bridge is one of the places to see the sights not to be missed in Denmark. The 7,845 meter long bridge linking Sweden and Denmark. Carrying more than 60,000 tourists with car or train to come every day to see the beautiful sea view from the bridge built in 1995.
3. Legoland in Billund
Legoland in Billund is clearly one of the favorite attractions in Denmark. All things here are made of hundreds or even millions of Lego blocks. This is the original Legoland amusement park opened in 1968 and became an attraction for many visitors to Denmark every year. This place is an entertainment area for all ages. You can find Legoland in Billund, in the heart of Denmark (150 miles west of Copenhagen).
4. The old town of Aarhus
Aarhus city is the historic old town that without a doubt is one of the best tourist attractions in Denmark. It is located on the East coast of Jutland (Denmark west peninsula). Here you can see a beautiful old house with brightly colored paint, small shops, and food and drinks were offered, and many more things to be seen. From January to March you will get a 50 percent discount when entered into this place, and children under 18 years old are always free.
5. Island of Bornholm
Bornholm is an island in the Baltic Sea. The island is located in East Denmark and South Sweden, with the nickname "Pearl of the Baltic". Here there are beautiful beaches, many bike paths, and the architecture of 1800. You do not need a car in Bornholm as buses, bicycles and taxis Denmark exist everywhere. To get to Bornholm, you can fly to Bornholm-Ronne Airport or ferry.
6. The beaches in Denmark
Speaking long sandy beaches, no matter how many years you are in Denmark, you do not need to miss a trip to the nearest beach. In July and August, the beaches in Denmark is warm enough to swim. Coastline of Denmark with a greenish sand dunes are ever changing landscape. As a suggestion, bring your camera while viewing bunker of World War II and the lighthouse.
7. Castle Amalienborg
1. Kronborg Castle
Kronborg Castle is one of the best scenery in Denmark.
The fortress is located near Helsingor, the northeastern tip of Sealand
presents a real inspiration for "Elsinore" in Shakespeare's Hamlet, and
remains a popular attraction in Denmark from year to year.
In Denmark, the fort was called Kronborg Slot and is usually open from
Tuesday to Sunday, starting at 11:00 to 16:00 local time. 2. The Oresund Bridge
Oresund bridge is one of the places to see the sights not to be missed in Denmark. The 7,845 meter long bridge linking Sweden and Denmark. Carrying more than 60,000 tourists with car or train to come every day to see the beautiful sea view from the bridge built in 1995.
3. Legoland in Billund
Legoland in Billund is clearly one of the favorite attractions in Denmark. All things here are made of hundreds or even millions of Lego blocks. This is the original Legoland amusement park opened in 1968 and became an attraction for many visitors to Denmark every year. This place is an entertainment area for all ages. You can find Legoland in Billund, in the heart of Denmark (150 miles west of Copenhagen).
4. The old town of Aarhus
Aarhus city is the historic old town that without a doubt is one of the best tourist attractions in Denmark. It is located on the East coast of Jutland (Denmark west peninsula). Here you can see a beautiful old house with brightly colored paint, small shops, and food and drinks were offered, and many more things to be seen. From January to March you will get a 50 percent discount when entered into this place, and children under 18 years old are always free.
5. Island of Bornholm
Bornholm is an island in the Baltic Sea. The island is located in East Denmark and South Sweden, with the nickname "Pearl of the Baltic". Here there are beautiful beaches, many bike paths, and the architecture of 1800. You do not need a car in Bornholm as buses, bicycles and taxis Denmark exist everywhere. To get to Bornholm, you can fly to Bornholm-Ronne Airport or ferry.
6. The beaches in Denmark
Speaking long sandy beaches, no matter how many years you are in Denmark, you do not need to miss a trip to the nearest beach. In July and August, the beaches in Denmark is warm enough to swim. Coastline of Denmark with a greenish sand dunes are ever changing landscape. As a suggestion, bring your camera while viewing bunker of World War II and the lighthouse.
7. Castle Amalienborg
Amalienborg Castle in Copenhagen is the winter residence of the Danish royal family, and is also a very popular attraction in Denmark. With a style that is obsolete, Amalienborg Castle combines four externally uniform (but internally different) palaces around the yard. Here you can watch the changing of the guard every day. The palace is usually open from 11.00 until 16.00 local time on days that had been predetermined
8. Little Mermaid
9. Tivoli Gardens, Copenhagen
10. Stroget
If the budget is limited, you can continue down towards City Hall Square, where you can find shops like Hennes and Mauritz, Vero moda, Bik Bok, Only, Vila and shoes Bianco.
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