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Denmark is one of the three Scandinavian countries, Denmark is located north of its only land neighbour Germany, and south of Norway. Greenland and the Faroe Islands form the two off-shore territories of Denmark. Denmark, a member of the European Union, is a vibrant country with many ancient castles, ring forts and festivals.
The most southern of the Scandinavian countries, Denmark has many scenic villages and cities, monuments and historic castles. Rolling hills, shady forest, coves, sand dunes, nice valleys and many more give attractive views of the land. There are many reasons to have your holidays in Denmark and get pleasure from the picturesque valleys of the land.
Denmark Fast FactsThe most southern of the Scandinavian countries, Denmark has many scenic villages and cities, monuments and historic castles. Rolling hills, shady forest, coves, sand dunes, nice valleys and many more give attractive views of the land. There are many reasons to have your holidays in Denmark and get pleasure from the picturesque valleys of the land.
| Full Name | Kingdom of Denmark |
| Capital of Denmark | Copenhagen |
| Area | 43,094 sq km, 16,639 sq miles |
| Population | 5,384,000 |
| Time Zone | GMT/UTC +1 () |
| Daylight Saving Start | Last Sunday in March |
| Daylight Saving End | Last Sunday in October |
| Languages | Danish (official), English, German |
| Religion | Lutheran |
| Weather | Temperatures are fairly similar across the country which varies from 20°Cs to 0°C |
Flights to Denmark
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Denmark Travel Information
Social Conventions-Casual dress is used in most places but formal outfit is required at more exclusive dining rooms and social functions. Smoking is restricted on public transport and in some public buildings.
Visa information-Most Western nationals, including Americans, citizens of EU countries, Australians, Canadians, New Zealanders, Malaysians, Singaporeans and most South Americans do not need a visa. Other nationals will need a visa and should contact the Danish embassy about obtaining one.
Places of Interest
Christiansø-Christiansø is a 17th-century island fortress, preserved beautifully. It's an hour's sail north-east of Bornholm. Christiansø is connected to Frederiksø, its sister island, by a footbridge. Built in 1684, Christiansø's Great Tower, Store Tårn is an imposing structure with a 25 metre diameter. The tower's century-old lighthouse offers a splendid 360 degree view of the island.
Copenhagen-Copenhagen has been Denmark's capital for 600 years. It's a tempting city comprised of block after block of period six-storey buildings.
Legoland-Legoland is a 10-hectare theme park built from plastic Lego blocks.
Trelleborg-Trelleborg is the best preserved of the four Viking ring fortresses in Denmark. Visitors enjoy the small museum and bucolic countryside as much as the circular earthen mound which is wonderfully intact.
Looking for best deals on Denmark flight? We offer flights to Denmark ticket services and we assure you the best possible deal for you. Book your Denmark flight today and feel the difference. There are many flights to Denmark from all the key destinations of the world. Simply use our booking engine below to book the Denmark flight.
Denmark Travel Information
Social Conventions-Casual dress is used in most places but formal outfit is required at more exclusive dining rooms and social functions. Smoking is restricted on public transport and in some public buildings.
Visa information-Most Western nationals, including Americans, citizens of EU countries, Australians, Canadians, New Zealanders, Malaysians, Singaporeans and most South Americans do not need a visa. Other nationals will need a visa and should contact the Danish embassy about obtaining one.
Places of Interest
Christiansø-Christiansø is a 17th-century island fortress, preserved beautifully. It's an hour's sail north-east of Bornholm. Christiansø is connected to Frederiksø, its sister island, by a footbridge. Built in 1684, Christiansø's Great Tower, Store Tårn is an imposing structure with a 25 metre diameter. The tower's century-old lighthouse offers a splendid 360 degree view of the island.
Copenhagen-Copenhagen has been Denmark's capital for 600 years. It's a tempting city comprised of block after block of period six-storey buildings.
Legoland-Legoland is a 10-hectare theme park built from plastic Lego blocks.
Trelleborg-Trelleborg is the best preserved of the four Viking ring fortresses in Denmark. Visitors enjoy the small museum and bucolic countryside as much as the circular earthen mound which is wonderfully intact.
