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Thursday, December 04, 2008

Tourism in Denmark

Tourism > Tourism in Denmark

Denmark is known as a little "hyggelig" (= cozy) kingdom on many islands, with small cities and villages. Even the bigger cities in Denmark are small (with exception of Copenhagen). Worth a visit are Odense, the Fyn region, Aarhus, Aalborg, Skagen - the northernmost point of Denmark, Elsinore, the island of Bornholm, the cliffs at Møns Klint and, of course, Denmark's remarkable coastline with long white beaches along the North Sea and the Baltic Sea. A trip of its own should be planned for Copenhagen with its castles, guard changes, Tivoli Gardens, with its landmark "Den lille havfrue" (The Little Mermaid), and with its newly constructed bridge to Sweden. Visitors to Denmark should try some Danish beer (Carlsberg, Tuborg or Faxe), some red sausages, the national dish smørrebrød and many famous fish dishes.



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