1: Nightlife
	There is a wide selection of nightlife, particularly in Copenhagen, Arhus & Alborg are also lively in the evenings. Jazz & dance clubs in the capital city are top quality & world famous performers appear regularly.

	2: Bakken (Copenhagen)
	Known as the world's oldest amusement park, Bakken traces its happy lineage back more than 420 years. This really is a place where the fun never ends! For kids of all ages. And there is no entrance fee.

	3: Go fishing
	Denmark has excellent facilities for both freshwater and saltwater angling. Sea-fishing tours can be arranged with local fishermen at many Danish harbours.

	4: Biking Along the River
	Biking along the river you will pass parks & historic rambling houses with well maintained gardens. It is a great way to see a part of the city enjoyed by the locals and there are plenty of picnic stops en route.

	5: Hans Christian Andersen
	Opportunity to experience Hans Christian Andersen's fairytale world in Copenhagen. Providing visitors with the chance of entering the dream world of some of the poet's most famous fairy tales. A unique experience for all the family.

	6: Egeskov Castle
	We welcome you to the large park with all the beautiful gardens, to the exciting Oldtimer museum, and to the castle itself, the best-preserved Renaissance moat castle in Europe... Egeskov Castle was built in 1554......The Castle is constructed of two separate sections divided by a wall a metre thick, containing secret rooms and staircases. Egeskov Castle is the home of Count and Countess Ahlefeldt-Laurvig-Bille. Its is open to the public.

	7: Rundetaarn
	The Round Tower was built on the initiative of King Christian IV (1588-1648) with Hans Steenwinkel the Younger as architect. On 7 July, the foundation stone for Rundetaarn was laid. The tower was the first stage of the Trinitatis complex, which was to gather three important facilities for the scholars of the seventeenth century: an astronomical observatory, a student's church and a university library.

	8: Ebeltoft Zoo
	There are countless things to see and do in Ebeltoft ZOO & Family Park's 80+ acres full of nature and animals.Come early because you and your family can easily spend a whole day in the Family Park. Explore the park's beautiful setting with its thousands of roses, tropical birds,web-footed birds,scenery and the great outdoors.

	9: Trivoli Gardens
	More than just a garden, Trivoli Gardens is also an amusement park located in Copenhagen, Capital of Denmark. You will need a full day to visit this tourist attraction. Gardens opened in 1843, it contains over 400,000 flowers, 100,000 lights, 30 restaurants, two plays a day, concerts. Wednesdays and Fridays are also fireworks.

	10: Rosenborg Castle
	Built in Renaissance style by King Christian IV, the station's summer residence, Rosenborg Castle currently houses a museum, here are kept the Crown Jewels. The 24 rooms of the building are arranged chronologically, contains furniture and portraits of each monarch, from Christian IV to Frederik and VII. Opulent collection of jewelry on display here include crown of King Christian IV and adorned with precious sword of king Christian III, who are pearls and emeralds join Queen Margrethe II, when the sovereign no wear to dinners official. These gems are included in the Danish national heritage, so kings is not allowed to take with him when he travels outside Denmark.

	11: Amalienborg Palace
	Housing Queen Margrethe II, Amalienborg Palace is composed of four castles. These are Moltkes Palace, Palace Schackske Palace and Palace Levetzaus Brockdorfske. In the middle is the statue of King Frederik V on horseback. The ideal time to visit the palace is in the afternoon because then there is the Guard Changing Ceremony. Some official and private rooms of the castle and palace gardens are open to the public.

	12: Little Mermaid Statue
	Situated on the promenade Langelinie, into the harbor, Little Mermaid last century became the symbol of Copenhagen, as customary on postcards and travel posters Danish. Graceful town statue was donated in 1913 by Carl Jacobsen, son of the founder of the Carlsberg brewery, is a tribute to Hans Christian Andersen, author of the story the little mermaid. Little Mermaid is one of the most important tourist attractions in this country.

	13: Sonderborg
	Sonderborg is the largest city on the island of Als in south-east of Jutland, with over 30,000 inhabitants. Currently you can get here from the mainland just one of many bridges crossing. For most tourists Sonderborg is the ideal destination for a vacation, being an island green and inviting, with a coastline beach perfect for swimming, but water where you surf or fish. Diving enthusiasts and those attracted to other sports the best conditions found here in Denmark.

	14: Aalborg
	Aalborg is located in the north of Jutland, considered by some tourists' Little Paris of the North ", a poetic name, but significant. Even though it's quite far from the capital, you deserve to go, the city is located near the Limfjord and the landscape is as. City's history is fascinating. Founded by the Vikings, Aalborg has developed rapidly and became one of the busiest commercial centers of the country. Is an animated city at any time of year and the atmosphere, particularly evidenced by the large number of old buildings, carefully restored, is impressive.

	15: Skagens Gren
	Gren Skagens is a magical place, as it shows the Danes, the extreme north of Europe, where two major meet, the result is incredible: agitated and foamy waves that seem to fight off the coast. If the rest of the country's history plays an important role in creating a specific atmosphere, here you will find the ruins of a bunker during the Second World War, which reminds of the strategic importance which it had when the Danish coast.

	16: Billund
	When you say Billund, almost all Danish know that you actually want to say Lego. Here is the famous Legoland, dreamlike realm of imaginary cubes of famous company that for decades launching new and market new sets. Lego in Denmark is more than just a brand, is a national symbol and a pride. Legoland is a huge amusement park, with a total area of 100,000 square meters, which is visited every year by over 1.4 million tourists and locals. Legoland is divided into several thematic areas, each suitable for different age children, but is equally suitable and parents. People come here, from little children to adults, have the chance to discover and understand the LEGO values of creativity, play and development. Children can play, learn, can see what the market suggests Lego toys. On average, a visit to Legoland last over six hours, so you will not realize as time goes on and off as it has already begun to enter, and your do you have so much to see.

	17: Odense
	With over 175,000 inhabitants, Odense is the third city of Denmark and the regional capital of Funen. The city has a length of over a thousand years, and many museums here will tell the story of settlement by various collections. Odense is situated within walking distance of beaches, so I will fill you with time. In the center is largely prohibited motorized traffic, so you can walk freely, you can enter many shops of all kinds, in cafes or restaurants or go to huge malls, where you will find a rich offer. Here you can visit the Odense City Museum and the St. Knuds.