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How to watch Denmark vs England (Euro 2024)

The 2024 Euros officially kick off on June 14 but the game everyone’s looking forward to isn’t until June 20. That’s when The Three Lions will face off against Danish Dynamite in a fixture that’s almost sure to decide who finishes first in the group. The match begins at 17:00 BST (09:00 PDT / 12:00 EDT) but there’s always a chance it could go to extra time, so be sure not to make plans! Let’s take a look at which networks are showing Denmark vs England in your country and whether you can stream the Euros online for free.

We’ll only be recommending official European Championship broadcasters. These provide the highest-quality video and are far more reliable than third-party streams, plus they’re completely legal. Finally, there’s no chance of the video being taken down part way through. There’s a solid chance you’ll be able to watch at least some of the Euros for free anyway,  rendering unofficial streams all but pointless.

Most websites broadcasting European Championship matches are region-locked. This means that if you’re traveling abroad, you might not be able to watch on services that work just fine back at home. Don’t worry, though: with the right Virtual Private Network (VPN), you can regain access and watch The Euros online no matter where you are.

How to stream Denmark vs England online from abroad

VPNs hide your real location by routing your internet traffic through a server in another country. This makes it easy to spoof your location and access geo-blocked platforms while traveling abroad. Just follow the steps below, and you’ll be watching the Euros in no time.

• Begin by deciding which VPN you’d like to use. We recommend NordVPN but Surfshark and ExpressVPN are two fantastic alternatives with exceptional streaming ability.
• Download and install the VPN app then log in using the credentials chosen during account registration.
• Connect to one of the servers in your home country. This will change your IP address, making it look like you never left and allowing you to continue using your favorite streaming platforms abroad.
• Check the full list of Euro 2024 broadcast partners and visit the appropriate site. You should be able to play videos as normal. If not, try clearing your cookies and cache, then refreshing the page; in our experience this resolves most playback issues.
• Still having problems? In that case, reach out to your VPN’s customer support team and let them know.  They’ll be happy to guide you through the troubleshooting process step by step. All of the providers above offer 24/7 assistance over live chat.

Remember: Euro 2024 matches will air live. That’s why it’s so important to make sure that your VPN works properly before kickoff. The last thing any fan wants is to miss the start of a game due to technical difficulties.

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How to watch Denmark vs England for free on UK TV

Good news for soccer fans in the UK: Every single European Championship fixture will be broadcast live and free of charge on either BBC iPlayer or ITVX . Denmark vs England happens to be a BBC exclusive. Just register for an account and you’ll be able to watch either at 17:00 BST or later, on-demand. Note that while normally you only need a TV license to stream live content, BBC iPlayer is a special case. You’ll actually need one to legally watch anything on this platform, even if you’re watching after the broadcast ends.

BBC iPlayer only works in the UK. However, you can continue using it abroad with the help of a VPN. NordVPN offers a 30-day money-back guarantee , meaning you can use it to stream the entire tournament risk-free. If you don’t want to keep using the service after the Euros are over, simply cancel to receive a full refund.

Where else can I watch Denmark vs England online?

24 national squads are competing in the 2024 European Championship but it’s actually being shown in over 100 countries. Here’s a quick guide to where you can stream the Denmark vs England match where you are:

There are plenty of ways to watch the Euros if you’re in the US. Unfortunately, none of them are free, although you may be able to take advantage of a free trial to stream individual matches that you’re interested in. Every fixture will air on FOX Sports so if you have cable TV, you can just sign into your provider’s website and watch online at no added cost.

Want to stream the European Championship without cable ? No problem: just sign up for fuboTV , Sling TV’s Blue package , or DirecTV Stream . Sling TV is the cheapest of these, at $40 USD with half off for your first month. It’s also possible to watch in Spanish on VIX for as little as $4.99 per month. Just be sure to cancel when you’re done since all of these services renew your subscription automatically.

The streaming platforms above are all geo-blocked and won’t work outside of the United States. However, you can just connect to one of your VPN’s US servers to regain access while abroad.

TSN and CTV are offering full coverage of the 2024 European Championship. Fixtures shown on CTV will be available on-demand for free, or you can log in with your cable provider details to follow the action live. Unfortunately, Denmark vs England is only going to be on TSN , so you’ll need a TSN+ subscription ($8 CAD per month) to watch.

These services are geo-blocked but you can get a Canadian IP address and access them from anywhere in the world using a VPN.

Optus Sport has exclusive broadcast rights to the 2024 Euros. Every single match will be broadcast live, with on-demand replays becoming available shortly after each ends. Existing Optus customers can sign up at the reduced rate ($6.99 AUS monthly) but if you’re not already a subscriber, you’ll have to pay $24.99 per month.

Optus Sport is only available in Australia. Regardless, it’s possible to regain access no matter where you are by connecting an Australian VPN server.

Other locations

Didn’t see your country listed above? That’s fine! We’ve created a brief guide to streaming the Denmark vs England game in other locations below. Take a look!

• Denmark: TV2 Denmark (69 kr monthly with ads, 99 kr monthly without)
• France: beIN Sports (€15 per month)
• Germany: ZDF (free to watch)
• Italy: RAI (free to watch)
• Spain: RTVE (free to watch)
• The Netherlands: NOS (free to watch)

Which team is expected to win: Denmark or England?

At the time of writing, England is the strong favorite, sitting at around -124. They were runners-up in the last European Championship, reached the quarter-finals of the World Cup, and have an almost 60 percent win rate against their Danish opponents.

It’d be a mistake to write Denmark off, though. They frequently score at least two goals per fixture and are currently enjoying a three-match win streak. Further, England have only scored four times combined in their last three encounters with Denmark. Whatever happens, it’s sure to be a match well worth watching.

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Lidl i retsopgør med Visit Denmark om hjertelogo

Når dommere og advokater mandag formiddag møder op i Sø- og Handelsrettens retssal C i Amaliegade i København, bliver det i bogstaveligeste forstand for at behandle en hjertesag.

Nærmere bestemt drejer striden sig om et rødt hjerteformet symbol med et hvidt kors igennem, så figuren ligner et dannebrogsflag.

Det er den statsejede turistorganisation Visit Denmark, som har sagsøgt den danske gren af den tyske supermarkedskæde Lidl. Ligesom Visit Denmark har Lidl nemlig i forskellige sammenhænge anvendt et dannebrogshjerte i forbindelse med sit logo.

Visit Denmark har siden 1968 – organisationen hed dengang Danmarks Turistråd – anvendt et logo med et hjerteformet dannebrogsflag. Og organisationen har fået logoet varemærkebeskyttet.

Siden 2016 har Lidl i forskellige sammenhænge brugt et lignende symbol i sammenhæng med kædens eget logo, og turistorganisationen kræver nu en kompensation på en halv million kroner fra Lidl.

VisitDenmark kræver desuden, at Lidl får forbud mod at bruge symbolet i blandt andet tilbudsaviser og på skilte, facader, medarbejderuniformer, internettet, sociale medier og andre steder.

Lidl vil frifindes

Parterne har sendt deres sammenfattende processkrifter til Retten, og af dem fremgår deres synspunkter.

Lidl vil frifindes. I første omgang af formelle juridiske grunde, der dels drejer sig om, at Visit Denmark ifølge Lidl må anses som en offentlig myndighed og i anden ombæring, at organisationen har været for længe om at reagere på supermarkedskædens brug af logoet.

Men vil retten ikke følge Lidl i den argumentation, så mener kæden ikke, at der er sket en overtrædelse af hverken varemærkeloven eller markedsføringsloven, som Visit Denmark påstår.

Lidl argumenterer med, at man i kædens danske gren den 23. september 2016 tilføjede dannebrogshjertet til virksomhedens logo ”for at kommunikere, at der er tale om en dansk virksomhed, som holder af Danmark”, lyder det i processkriftet.

Men Visit Denmark mener, at kædens brug af logoet skader turistorganisationen, også selv om den og Lidl opererer i to vidt forskellige brancher.

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Advokat Johan Løje fra det københavnske advokatfirma Løje IP repræsenterer Visit Denmark, og Aarhus-advokaten Lasse Skaarup Christensen fra advokatfirmaet Gorrisen Federspiel møder på vegne af Lidl.

Det fremgår af det sammenfattende processkrift fra Lidl, at en anden Gorrisen Federspiel-advokat, den tidligere forbrugerombudsmand og dommer ved EU-domstolen Henrik Øe, har udfærdiget processkriftet.

Advokat Johan Løje har mange års erfaring inden for såkaldt immaterialret og har blandt andet været advokat i den såkaldte keramikkrig, som var en i medierne meget omtalt tvist om ophavsret og kopiering af keramikprodukter.

Her repræsenterede Løje keramiker Kasper Würtz, der i maj i fjor i Østre Landsret vandt en sag mod tv-profilen Christian Bitz og isenkramsgrossisten F & H.

Sagen mellem Visit Denmark og Lidl behandles mandag og tirsdag. Dommen afsiges på et senere tidspunkt.

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It’s vacation season, and whether you’re heading out of town for some much-needed rest, or just traveling for work as usual, the accessories you travel with can make a world of difference.

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The Perfect 5 to 7 Days in Denmark Itinerary

Last Updated on February 13, 2024

by Emily Marty

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Denmark is a very popular tourist destination, and the perfect visit to this stunning Nordic nation wouldn’t be complete without a proper Denmark itinerary. If you’re planning on spending 5 to 7 days in Denmark, then read on! This trip outline covers the country’s highlights, as well as some lesser-known attractions that are well worth a visit in their own right. 

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How Many Days in Denmark?

A key part of planning any holiday is figuring out how many days to spend at your destination. If you’re putting together an itinerary for a trip to Denmark, you’re probably wondering what the minimum length of time you’ll want to spend there to get a feel for the place is. 

Naturally, this varies somewhat from person to person, and will largely depend on what you like to do on your holidays, as well as what appeals to you about visiting Denmark in the first place.

With that in mind, trying to spend at least 5 days in Denmark is advisable, as it will allow you to visit a few of the country’s major cities and ensure that you don’t feel rushed in going from point A to point B. 

Bear in mind that both Denmark and its cities are remarkably compact, so getting around is generally quick and straightforward. In fact, you can see a great deal of the country in just five days as a result 

Having said that, you’re hardly going to run out of things to do if you end up spending one week in Denmark, instead.

Having an extra couple of days in the Nordic nation means you can visit some of the countryside, for example, or explore some of its nature reserves or even head to places like Frederiksborg Castle in Hillerød or Kronborg Castle in Helsingør, several of which are fairly easy to access from the cities.

On the other hand, if you only have 3 days in Denmark or less, then plan on spending that in Copenhagen and maybe heading out on a day trip from the capital rather than planning to explore Denmark in its entirety. 

Getting To & Around Denmark 

One of the best things about visiting Denmark is how easy it is to get around once you’ve arrived in the country. Let’s be honest – Denmark is definitely on the smaller size, especially compared to other Nordic and Scandinavian countries like Norway , Sweden and Finland .

Combine this with the comprehensive and reliable Danish train network, which will take you to just about any town or city with ease (and often in a fairly short span of time, too), and Denmark is pretty much the ideal destination if you’re planning on travelling without a car. 

In fact, Denmark is perhaps one of the few countries in Europe where hiring a car has arguably next to no benefit beyond the flexibility that it offers.

Rail services in Denmark will get you pretty much anywhere a car can in the same amount of time, and, naturally, if you end up hiring a car for your trip, you’ll need to worry about parking, paying for petrol, and so on. 

Buses represent another great alternative to travelling by car in Denmark. Much of the country is well-serviced by buses, tickets for which tend to be on the more affordable side, compared to equivalent train services. You can view train & bus schedules here.

As far as airports are concerned, flying into Copenhagen’s Kastrup Airport, which is Denmark’s largest, will give you access to the greatest range of airlines and flight routes.

Conveniently, you can take the local metro service directly from the airport into downtown Copenhagen and Copenhagen Central Station, which usually only takes around 15-20 minutes.

The country’s other major airports are near the cities of Aarhus, Aalborg, Billund, and Odense.

5 to 7-Day Denmark Itinerary 

This itinerary will see you arriving in Copenhagen, the country’s cosy capital. After spending a few days there, you’ll be moving onto Aarhus, where you’ll spend a couple of days; this is where the five-day version of the itinerary ends.

If you decide to stay for 7 days in Denmark, then you’ll be heading to Aalborg for days 6 and 7 of the trip. 

Day 1 – Copenhagen 

For day 1 of your trip, you’ll be arriving in Copenhagen ! A city with seemingly endless charm and charisma, Copenhagen is the historic and unique capital of Denmark and is home to beautiful architecture, quaint canals, and plenty to do and see. 

Why not start your holiday off with a bang and visit some of the city’s royal palaces? The castles of Rosenborg, Amalienborg, and Christiansborg are all well worth checking out, featuring some stunning and fairly distinct architecture.

Make sure to purchase a Copenhagen Card if you plan on visiting a lot of attractions. You can also take a bike tour if you want to explore some of the sights with a tour guide.

For unforgettable views of Copenhagen, you can climb to the top of the city’s Round Tower – just try not to get dizzy! 

Finally, you can finish the day off with a walk around the city’s iconic Nyhavn district and wandering around the cobblestone streets in the centre of the city. Known worldwide for its charming, colourful townhouses, cafes, and bars, Nyhavn is pretty busy in the warmer months, but its atmosphere simply has to be experienced firsthand. 

If you’re hungry, head to one of Copenhagen’s many fantastic food markets such as TorvehallerneKBH or Reffen. For those looking for something a bit more high-end, there are also countless fine dining establishments that call the Danish capital home. You can also take a food tour to try some of the nation’s iconic dishes.

It’s also recommended that you spend tonight, as well as nights 2 and 3 of your trip, in Copenhagen. 

Where to Stay in Copenhagen

Ascot Hotel – This luxury hotel is in the centre of Copenhagen close to most major attractions. They offer a large range of rooms as well as breakfast daily and a gym onsite.

The Square   – This 4-star hotel is right across from Tivoli Gardens and has rooms suitable for singles, couples and larger families. There’s also a bar and common lounge for guests to enjoy.

Copenhagen Downtown Hostel – If you’re travelling solo or visiting Denmark on a budget, then this hostel has dorm and private rooms, excellent common areas, 24-hour reception, and a bar on site!

Not quite what you’re looking for?  Click here to browse more Copenhagen hotels!

Day 2 – Copenhagen 

On the second day of this Denmark itinerary, you’ll be visiting some of Copenhagen’s cultural highlights, including its world-famous Tivoli Gardens. The second-oldest amusement park in the world, Tivoli is, naturally, pretty old-school, but it’s still worth checking out for its historical value and unique atmosphere. You can pre-buy tickets here.

Afterwards, you can head to the National Museum of Denmark, which is home to a number of vital artefacts from the Viking era. The impressive Gundestrup Cauldron, thought to have been created sometime in the Iron Age, is a particular standout. 

The second day is also the perfect opportunity to try some delicious baked goods, which are something that Denmark is actually pretty famous for. We recommend the chain Meyers Bageri; with several locations across the city, their cinnamon rolls are not only traditional but absolutely delicious!

What’s more, at the end of each day, they donate any unsold bread and cakes to charities across Copenhagen that work to support the homeless, so your money will be going to a good cause. 

Day 3 – Humlebæk & North Zealand Day Trip 

For the third day of your holiday, we recommend taking a day trip from Copenhagen to North Zealand, described by many as the ‘Danish Riviera.’

It’s a popular holiday destination among Copenhageners, and Humlebæk, one of the region’s more significant towns, is just over 30 km away from Copenhagen itself and easily accessible via train. 

Humlebæk is home to the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art, which actually happens to be one of the most famous modern art museums in the world. So, if you’re a fan of the arts, then you’ll definitely want to head to Humlebæk and get to know some of the finest contemporary artworks in the world. 

Afterwards, you can either explore more of Humlebæk and the charming nearby beach of Nivå or head further afield and discover more of the North Zealand region.

If you’re not keen to head to North Zealand, consider heading out on a day trip to nearby Malmo, Sweden . Or, if you’re interested in Viking history, head to Roskilde which is also within easy reach of the Danish capital and won’t take long to get back to Copenhagen. Its main cathedral is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Do keep in mind that the next day of your trip will see you travelling from Copenhagen to Aarhus, so you might want to make sure not to overdo it! 

Day 4 – Aarhus 

On day 4, you’ll be making the trip from Copenhagen to Aarhus , Denmark’s second-largest city. If travelling by train, you can expect the journey to take a little over three hours. 

Once you’ve arrived, we suggest acquainting yourself with the city by going on a walking tour of its downtown area. The food market Aarhus Street Food is the perfect place to grab some authentic and delicious local fare; located just off the wharves in the Kødbyen district, this is a fantastic option if you’re keen for a more relaxed, affordable location for a bite to eat. 

Then, you can pay a visit to the open-air museum Den Gamle By, which features reconstructions of a variety of historic buildings and feels like something of a time capsule! 

Note that you should plan to spend tonight and tomorrow night in Aarhus. 

Where to Stay in Aarhus

Hotel Oasia – This 3-star hotel is an excellent choice for those looking for a hip place to stay in the centre of Aarhus. They have a great, central location, plenty of plush rooms on offer and a lovely breakfast buffet available in the morning.

Villa Provence – Those looking for a bit of luxury will love this plush hotel in the Aarhus canal area. Located within easy reach of the train station and close to the top attractions, they have a range of lovely rooms to choose from.

Danhostel Aarhus City – Budget and solo travellers will love this highly-rated hostel in the centre of Aarhus. They have a range of dorms and private rooms available along with good self-catering facilities for guests to use.

Not quite what you’re looking for? Click here to browse more Aarhus hotels!

Day 5 – Aarhus 

We recommend that you use day 5 of your trip to visit some of Aarhus’ excellent cultural attractions, starting off with the tranquil Botanical Garden (the greenhouses are especially impressive!). 

Then, you can head to the ARoS Art Museum and Moesgaard Museum; ARoS is one of Scandinavia’s most significant art museums, while the Moesgaard Museum features a number of fascinating exhibits related to archaeology and anthropology. 

If you’re planning on seeing Denmark in 5 days only, then this will be the last day of your trip. So, if you’re flying home from Copenhagen, make sure to factor that into your plan for the day; note that the time it takes to reach Copenhagen from Aarhus via train is usually around 4 hours. 

Day 6 – Aalborg

Seeing Denmark in 7 days? Then, for day 6 of your trip, you’ll want to head north from Aarhus to Aalborg; travelling between the two cities usually takes a little over an hour by train. 

Once you’ve arrived in Aalborg, we suggest heading to the Maritime Experience Centre at Springeren, which is a must-see for enthusiasts of maritime history. 

Or, if Vikings are more your thing, you can head to the Viking Museum at Lindholm Høje, which is just north of Aalborg city. Home to museums and a burial ground, the Viking Museum is absolutely fascinating, even if you don’t have much existing knowledge of the Vikings or their culture. 

Afterwards, you might like to climb the observation tower, Aalborgtårnet, for a view over the city. You can easily combine this with a walk into downtown Aalborg, which makes for a fantastic way to get your bearings here. 

If you’re keen on sampling the local Danish fare during your trip, then you may want to consider heading to Mortens Kro for dinner tonight. Regarded by many as one of the best restaurants in the city, Mortens Kro specialises in serving up fairly typical Danish cuisine, as well as a number of vegetarian options. Both a la carte and tasting menus are available, and booking in advance is recommended to avoid disappointment. 

We suggest that you spend the night in Aalborg, keeping in mind that tomorrow may be the last day of your trip, and, as such, you’ll need to make arrangements to return to Copenhagen then, if that’s where you’re flying home from. 

Where to Stay in Aalborg

Zleep Hotel Aalborg – Those looking for a hip, mid-range place to stay in Aalborg will love this 3-star hotel. They have chic rooms on offer, an on-site bar to lounge in and a great breakfast available for guests each morning.

KOMPAS Hotel – If you’re after a bit more luxury in Aalborg, then this hotel is an excellent choice. Located in the heart of the city close to all of the best attractions, there are lovely rooms to choose from, a great breakfast on offer and plenty of other amenities for guests to enjoy.

Not quite what you’re looking for? Click here to browse more Aalborg hotels!

Day 7 – Aalborg 

For the last day of your trip to Denmark, we recommend taking a day trip from Aalborg to Rebild National Park ( Rebild Bakker in Danish). Buses departing from central Aalborg will take you to and from the national park, with a journey time of a little under an hour. 

The area comprises some lovely hilly heathland and is the perfect place for a hiking trip or picnic. Don’t expect much elevation gain, of course, but the park is truly tranquil, making for a nice change after nearly a week spent exploring Denmark’s incredible cities. 

Once you’re back, we suggest (unless you’re vegetarian/vegan) sampling the local seafood, which makes up a massive part of the local cuisine. One of the best places for it is the restaurant Fisk & Skaldyr, which specialises in serving seafood of the highest standard to diners. 

With oysters, salmon, mussels, prawns, eel, lobster, and halibut on the menu, seafood lovers are truly in for a treat here. The desserts are also to die for!

Note that there aren’t any vegetarian/vegan mains on the menu, so plant-based diners will likely want to contact the restaurant ahead of time to see if they’re able to accommodate dietary requirements. 

Have More Time? 

If you’d like to spend more than 7 days in Denmark, then you may want to head to Odense from Aalborg; the 3rd-largest city in Denmark, Odense is the hometown of Hans Christian Andersen and has its own unique character and plenty to see and do! Billund is home to the original LEGOLAND , too, which is great fun for children and adults alike. 

Or, if you want to see Denmark at its ‘peak,’ you can visit Himmelbjerget; it’s one of the highest points of the Danish landscape with an elevation of a whopping 147 metres! Its name even translates to ‘sky mountain,’ in reference to its height (which is impressive by Danish standards, in any case). 

Denmark is an incredible country, and both its cities and its countryside have so much to offer visitors. We hope that this itinerary helps you craft the perfect plan for your trip to Denmark and that you have an amazing time there!

Are you planning to visit Denmark? Have any questions about this itinerary? Let us know in the comments!

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About Emily Marty

Emily is a writer for The World Was Here First. Originally from Melbourne, Australia, she is currently based in the UK. She enjoys exploring Northern & Western Europe and Southeast Asia and has a bit of a thing for islands in particular.

Hi Emily, Thanks for putting out such detailed itinerary. I am looking for a week travel to Denmark and this really helped a lot to put things in place specially to explore areas outside of Copenhagen. Thanks again. Best wishes for future travels.

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The old beautiful castles are one of the reasons for visiting Denmark

12 reasons to visit Denmark

Denmark is famous for its many museums, design, castles, Viking attractions, festivals and award-winning Michelin restaurants.

Denmark is the land of hygge and fairytales.

Experience the warmth, comfort and cosiness of hygge in Denmark. Hygge is all about taking time to yourself to relax by yourself, enjoying quiet time with friends and family or simply making the most of the little things in life. Do this in a `hyggelig´ restaurant, a beautiful design hotel, or in a coffee shop or bar.

See more: About Danish hygge 

2. Copenhagen

Copenhagen , the capital of Denmark , is one of the hippest cities in Europe with a rich cultural life and world-class museums, and very enjoyable with cosy pedestrianized streets, cafès and excellent shopping possibilities.

See our Copenhagen guide

3. Sustainability

Copenhagen has a desire to become completely carbon neutral by 2025. Denmark has managed to keep its impact on the environment right down.

There are also as many cycle lanes in Copenhagen and cycle lanes even have their own traffic lights, meaning it’s an incredibly safe, energy-efficient and healthy way to get around.

See more: Biking in Copenhagen

See also: Biking in Denmark

4. Beautiful Architecture

You find many architectural masterpieces in Copenhagen and Denmark.

Danish architecture is world-renowned and the perfect infusion of cutting-edge design and practical functionality. When you visit  Denmark you can explore famous and iconic buildings that are definitely worth seeing. We have some guides for you here..

See more: Top 9 architecture in Denmark

See also: Top 9 architecture in Copenhagen  

5. Fascinating History

Humans first arrived in Denmark in 10,000 BC. They lived through the last Ice Age, the Iron Age and the Roman period before Scandinavia’s Vikings came into play. Visitors to Denmark can find out all about this fascinating history in one of the country’s many excellent museums and royal castles.

See also: Vikings in Denmark

See also: Royal Castles in Denmark  

6. Delicious Food & Drink

Copenhagen and Denmark have confirmed their reputation as the global dining destination of the moment.

Number one restaurant in the world

The Noma restaurant in Copenhagen is the World's Best Restaurant 2021.

Noma was voted The World's Best Restaurant in 2010, 2011, 2012 and 2014, before it closed in 2016 and moved to a new location in 2018.

Famous for open sandwiches

Smorrebrod is typically Danish and is a slice of bread topped with fish or meat.

Danish Pastries

For your breakfast we recommend you taste Danish pastry. When tourists visit Denmark it is their favourite.

In Denmark, they call it Viennese pastries, because it is an adaption of an Austrian version, but it is a Danish recipe and they are delicious.

7. Famous Brands

Do you know the brand Lego and Carlsberg? They are a famous Danish brand. Discover famous brands from Denmark

8. Safe to visit

Denmark is a peaceful and liberal country with a well-organized transport system, an excellent social welfare system, and low levels of crime and corruption.

The trains are luxurious with comfortable seats and headphone sockets to listen to music. Even the metro wasn’t bad, with wide trains that felt spacious even as the carriage filled up. 

See more: Getting around in Denmark

9. Great value with discount cards

When you visit different cities in Denmark you can buy discount cards giving you discounts on museums and attractions. The Copenhagen Card is an absolute bargain, and well worth the money. It can get you entry into all of the city’s museums as well as certain tours, metro journeys and regional trains in the Greater Copenhagen area. It also gets you a discount in a number of cafes and shops, and on other tours as well. 

  See more: Discount cards in Denmark

10. Speak English perfectly

Danes under the age of 60 years old speaks English very well.  It’s compulsory to learn in school from the age of 9.  See more: About the Danish society

11. Denmark is more than Copenhagen

Copenhagen is Denmark’s most famous travel destination, but there are plenty more places to visit in Denmark besides.

From the cobbled streets, fairytale castles and windmills of Odense, to the beautiful coastline and dunes of Skagen, visitors shouldn’t be limited to just one place.

But no Danish itinerary would be complete without a trip to Aarhus. Denmark’s second city is a dream to so many thanks to its brilliant museums, beautiful buildings, independent boutiques, cafe culture and exciting nightlife.

Visit also Aarhus and Odense

Other cities like Aarhus and Odense we recommend you to visit because they have so many things to offer.

Odense is the birthplace of the famous fairytale writer Hans Christian Andersen, and here you can visit the Hans Christian Andersen Museum and the house where Andersen lived from 2- 14 years old. See more: H. C. Andersen´s Denmark

Denmark is well-known for the Vikings and monarchies

Denmark is very famous for the Vikings, and you can still see many Viking ruins and attractions and a UNESCO world heritage site as the "Jelling Monuments" .

Denmark's Royal history is more than 1000 years old, and the country has today a queen. It is possible to visit many castles and see how the kings and queens have lived during many centuries.

See more: Fairytales-castles in Denmark

12. Christmas

Christmas is a wonderful time to visit Denmark and especially Copenhagen. In winter, the city comes alive with festive decorations, markets and celebrations. You can pick up Christmas gifts, marvel and you can get into the festive spirit by visiting Tivoli Gardens in the centre of Copenhagen.

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Denmark bans ramen noodles for being too spicy

• Denmark's food safety agency has nixed three varieties of instant ramen.
• Their capsaicin content could be harmful to kids, the agency said.
• Ramen brand Samyang said it's the first time its products have been recalled for being too spicy.

These Korean-made ramen packets are too hot to handle — literally, if you ask the Danish.

The Danish Veterinary and Food Administration (DVFA), the nation's food safety agency, announced it was recalling three varieties of instant ramen , saying the noodles are so spicy that they could harm young children and some adults.

In its note about the recall, the DVFA claimed that kids were filming themselves eating super-spicy food for social media challenges.

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DVFA said a customer alerted them to the noodles, which it then assessed through its DTU National Food Institute to determine if they were harmful.

The DVFA said capsaicin content in the noodles could cause burning, nausea, vomiting, and high blood pressure.

The three recalls involve Korean maker Samyang.

The packets consumers should discard or return include: Samyang Buldak 3x Spicy & Hot Chicken, Samyang Buldak 2x Spicy & Hot Chicken, and Samyang Buldak Hot Chicken Stew.

Samyang did not immediately respond to a request for comment from Business Insider, but insisted in a statement to the BBC that the food quality wasn't the issue.

"We understand that the Danish food authority recalled the products, not because of a problem in their quality but because they were too spicy," Samyang told BBC in a statement , adding that "this is the first time they have been recalled for the above reason."

The company added it's looking into local regulations, the BBC reported.

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The Southern Baptist Convention voted to oppose IVF.

• The details: The nation’s second-largest faith group approved a measure yesterday asking “the government to restrain” the fertility treatment.
• Zooming out: The vote thrusts the SBC into a national dispute over IVF. An Alabama ruling this year on frozen embryos caused a national backlash .
• What else to know: The SBC also narrowly rejected a ban on women serving as pastors across its 14 million-member network .

Hundreds of police officers sexually abused children over the past 20 years.

• The numbers: At least 1,800 state and local law enforcement officers were charged with crimes involving child sexual abuse from 2005 to 2022, a Post investigation found .
• The consequences: Nearly 40% of convicted officers avoided prison, with many receiving fines or probation instead . Those who were jailed often did not serve full sentences.

A serious heat wave is about to hit the eastern half of the U.S.

• What to expect: Dangerously high temperatures and humidity will threaten records starting late this week through next. Check these maps to see if your area is at risk.
• Yesterday: Severe flooding hit parts of South Florida , including Miami, after two days of nearly nonstop rain. It created a “life-threatening” situation, meteorologists said.

Denmark recalled Korean ramen noodles for being too spicy.

• Too hot to handle: Three varieties of instant noodles were recalled by Danish officials this week. They said the noodles contain too much capsaicin — the oil that makes chiles hot .
• Are the noodles dangerous? Danish regulators think so. They said children and “frail adults” could suffer from “burning and discomfort, nausea, vomiting and high blood pressure.”

And now … some good news if you’re traveling soon: You can renew U.S. passports online again . Plus: How to enjoy your summer vacation without busting your budget .

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Nick Mavar, deckhand on ‘Deadliest Catch,’ dies at 59

Nick Mavar, deckhand on  Discovery  Channel’s extreme fishing reality series “ Deadliest Catch ,” died Thursday of natural causes, the Bristol Bay Borough Police Department in Alaska told  Variety . He was 59.

Police found Mavar dead Thursday in a boat yard in Naknek, Ala. His family has been notified.

Mavar starred in 98 episodes of seasons one through 17 of “Deadliest Catch” working as a deck hand on the “Northwestern” fishing boat. Mavar also appeared in several “Deadliest Catch” spin-offs, such as “Deadliest Catch: Legends Born & Broken” and “Deadliest Catch: Evolution of Danger.”

Mavar exited the show in December 2020 after his appendix ruptured while filming, which revealed a cancerous tumor. He would eventually sue the boat’s owner Sig Hansen for $1 million over “failure to have an adequate plan in place” for a medical emergency while strict Covid restrictions were in place.

The lawsuit would later be re-aimed at “Deadliest Catch’s” production company after Hansen claimed Original Productions Inc. was to blame for implementing the protocols that delayed Mavar’s care.

Lawyers for the defendants denied the claims in court filings that said Mavar and third parties were responsible for actions that led up to his injuries and that the defendants never agreed to protect him from loss or calamity.

Nine years before, Mavar was a victim of another incident while filming “Deadliest Catch.” During an aggressive storm, a hook came loose and struck Mavar in the face, leaving him with a broken nose. Like the appendix scare, this moment would be documented on Discovery Channel’s YouTube channel.

After working on the reality TV show for over 15 years, Mavar spent his last days in Bristol Bay captaining his own salmon boat. Fans of the series have turned to social media to mourn his death.

Mavar is survived by his wife, Julie.