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Copenhagen, Denmark
Start in the vibrant capital and stroll along the iconic Nyhavn canal with its colourful 17th-century townhouses. Explore the trendy Vesterbro neighbourhood and indulge in smørrebrød at a traditional Danish lunch spot. Don't miss the Little Mermaid statue and the world-class Louisiana Museum of Modern Art nearby.
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Aarhus, Denmark
Denmark's second-largest city is a youthful, culture-rich hub home to the open-air museum Den Gamle By and the striking ARoS Art Museum with its rainbow panorama walkway. Wander the Latin Quarter for cosy cafés and independent boutiques. The city's vibrant food scene makes it a great place to try modern Nordic cuisine.
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Odense, Denmark
Birthplace of fairy tale author Hans Christian Andersen, Odense is a charming city with a well-preserved historic centre. Visit the H.C. Andersen Museum and take a stroll through the cobblestone streets of the old town. The city is easily explored by bike, and the nearby Egeskov Castle is a stunning Renaissance moated castle worth a day trip.
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Skagen, Denmark
Located at the very tip of the Jutland peninsula where two seas meet, Skagen is a dramatic and beautiful destination known for its golden light and sandy dunes. The Grenen sandbar offers the unique experience of standing where the North Sea and Baltic Sea collide. The town is also famous for the Skagen Painters art colony and has a great selection of fresh seafood restaurants.