Denmark

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As Europe’s oldest kingdom and birthplace of Hans Christian Andersen, it’s tempting to refer to Denmark as a “fairytale country” – and one of the most iconic sights of the capital, Copenhagen, is The Little Mermaid statue.

Kronborg castle is a sea fort guarding the sound between Denmark and Sweden, designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site and supposedly the setting for Shakespeare’s Hamlet.

Islands such as Sealand and Mon – which is also home to the Liselund landscaped park – have sandy beaches, and there is a nudist beach just north of Copenhagen called Bellevue.

Our articles include a green guide to Copenhagen and hints on how to visit on the cheap, as well as how to learn Danish, and insight on what it’s like to live in Denmark as an expat.

Restaurants →

Brittany Shoot analyzes whether and where a $32 burger in Copenhagen is actually worth...

Budget + Backpacker →

Maya Weeks puts together 10 budgeting tips for visiting one of the world's most expensive...

Narrative →

I watched a woman standing in the sun. And I learned something about Denmark.

Expat Life →

In the living room, the tree is lit with candles. Faded songbooks from another generation...

Sports + Adventure →

Liam Aiello finds out that orienteering isn't easy.

Expat Life →

From my quiet suburb of Ordrup to the already bustling streets of Nørrebro, it takes...

Language Learning →

Making my first Danish friend changed everything.

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The Danes call this hygge: the art of cozying up with your significant other (or friends...

Surf →

Although I had only known him for 24 hours, I trusted Jesper. More than anything, I...

Green Guides →

Expat Brittany Shoot shares a green city's greenest attractions.

 

Cailin O'Neil from Travel Yourself explores the Danish city of Copenhagen with Chris...