by Denmark, the kingdom located in northern Europe, attracts tourists from all over the world with its charming natural scenery, profound cultural heritage and unique fairy tale atmosphere. The capital city of Copenhagen is not only the political and economic center of Denmark, but also a charming city that combines classical and modern, nature and humanity. This article will give you an overview of Denmark and some of the tourist attractions not to be missed.
Overview of Denmark
Denmark has a total area of about 43,096 square kilometers, including the autonomous territories of Greenland and the Faroe Islands (although Greenland and the Faroe Islands are generally considered geographically and politically autonomous overseas territories of the Kingdom of Denmark, and are not counted as part of Denmark itself). Denmark has a coastline of 7,314 kilometers, and its temperate maritime climate makes it a place with four distinct seasons and warm and humid summers, suitable for coastal tourism; Winter is colder, but there is a chance to enjoy the magnificent aurora.
Denmark is a developed western industrial country, per capita GDP ranks among the highest in the world. The economy is highly dependent on foreign trade and is also a member of NATO and the European Union. Danish people are known for their friendliness and high quality of life, and have repeatedly been ranked as one of the happiest countries in the world.
Scenic spot recommendation
- Central Copenhagen: This is the cultural center of Denmark, where visitors can visit famous attractions such as the Neolithic site Museum of Nihfen, the Little Mermaid statue, and Rosenberg Castle. Newport’s colorful buildings and restaurants are also good places to take photos.
- Amalienborg Palace: This is the residence of Queen Margrethe II of Denmark, the palace is grand in appearance, the interior is richly decorated, is a good place to learn about the Danish royal culture.
- Tivoli Park: As the most famous amusement park in Denmark, Tivoli Park not only has a variety of exciting rides, but also beautiful gardens and rich cultural activities, which is the ideal choice for families.
- Legoland (Billund) : For Lego fans, Legoland in central Jutland is a must-see. There are not only various Lego-themed rides, but also a Lego factory visit to witness the production process of Lego bricks.
- Helzinger and its Kronburg Palace: The town of Helzinger is famous for its historic castle, the setting of Shakespeare’s Hamlet, where visitors can feel the thick of history and the romance of literature.
Danish cuisine is also mouthwatering, such as Danish sandwiches, Danish hot dogs, smoked herring, etc., are not to be missed local specialties. In addition, Denmark’s coffee culture is also worth checking out, where you can enjoy delicious coffee and desserts in cafes.
Denmark is a country full of charm, whether you are a history lover, nature seeker or food lover, you will find your own travel fun here.
