Denmark

Originating as a 10C Viking fishing village, the capital now offers amazing culture, historic sites, restaurants, and nightlife.

Dating back to the 8C, Arhus is one of the oldest cities in the country, and home to excellent cultural and historic attractions.

Named for the Norse god Odin in the 11C, this town is home to ecclesiastical landmarks, a few museum, and a well-restored center.

Offering easy access to the beautiful Silkeborg Lakes, this old town also features museums, historic landmarks, and other attractions.

Denmark's historic capital retains much of its Viking history, in its ancient buildings and fascinating cultural museums.

Considered to be one of the better-preserved medieval towns in the country, Ribe is also home to rich authentic Danish culture.

One of the main cities of Denmark, Alborg is home to several historic buildings, museums, churches, and parks.

Surrounded by wooded hills, this charming town offers some historic sites, but is best-known for its shopping and cultural scene.

Home to several interesting cultural and historic attractions, this seaside Danish town also boasts amazing nature.

A cultural center, Esbjerg is home to many interesting museums, theaters, churches, and historic landmarks.

Just outside of Copenhagen lies this busy fishing port, which is one of the oldest medieval cities in the country.

Known for its famous castle associated with Shakespeare's "Hamlet", this bustling city also boasts a few museums and historic sites.