Copenhagen - Copenhagen 9 day trip

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

Denmark's largest museum of cultural history houses artifacts from all over the world, and covers 14,000 years of Danish history.

Explore this incredible city center, rife with wonderful historic and cultural sites, or head out to grab a bite and visit the local pubs.

Boasting fine Dutch Renaissance architecture, this 17C castle features gorgeous gardens and various exhibits, including the Crown Jewels.

Lined with colorful houses, the largest port in Denmark offers restaurants and cafes where you can relax and watch the boats.

The grounds of the palace are among the largest historic gardens in Denmark, and are a lovely example of Baroque landscaping.

Housed in a gem of Danish architecture, this art museum exhibits works from the WWII period, as well as contemporary art exhibits.

The amusement park that inspired the creation of Disneyland is still a must for all ages, offering fun activities day and night.

Based on a private collection, this superb museum is home to a wealth of antique sculptures, as well as many renowned modern artworks.

The national gallery is home to superb collections of Danish, Flemish, Nordic, and other European art, spanning from the 14C onward.

Housed in a Neoclassical manor, this museum boasts a superb collection of Islamic art along exhibits of fine art and applied arts.

One of the world's oldest open-air museum is an enormous complex featuring over 100 17C-20C rural buildings from all over Denmark.

These cliffs of white chalk and the adjacent park are part of a nature reserve strewn with meadows, ponds, and traditional villages.

Established in the 17C, this remarkably preserved star-fortress retains some of its original structures and boasts a wealth of greenery.

Incorporating principles of English garden landscaping, this 18C sprawling parkland also features cultural and historic landmarks.

Treat yourself to a journey through interstellar space, viewing over 10,000 stars at the planetarium's excellent IMAX theater.

A historic landmark dating to the 17C, this tower serves as an astronomical observatory and offers superb views of the city.

One of the largest lakes in Denmark, Esrum is home to a rich array of fish and birds, including the iconic goldeneye.

This sprawling deer park is home to ancient oaks, various herds of deer, an open-air theater, and occasional cultural events.

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

Explore this picturesque Old Town, home to 17C-19C buildings, diverse architecture, and plenty of places to eat.

Dedicated to Danish prehistoric archaeology, the museum also explores local anthropology from the Stone Age to the Viking era.

In a city known for its cultural attractions, this excellent art museum is considered a "must see" by all art enthusiasts.

The city's main religious establishment, the massive 13C Gothic cathedral boasts elegant decor and several notable murals.

This national park is home to a number of historic and natural sites, as well as a marvelous variety of wild Danish plant species.

One of the highest points in Denmark, there are several excellent hikes on the hill itself and in the beautiful surrounding area.

Enjoy a bikeride through the woods, finished with a dip in the water at the quiet beach of Aarhus.

Home to thousands of plant species, the beautiful gardens originally served for research, but are now open to the public as well.

Dating to the 13C, this stately church was once part of an abbey, now featuring superb murals and an 11C crypt.

An amusement park set amidst a beautiful forest, offering an array of rides and attractions, colorful mascots, and lots of fun.

These 14C ruins bear an interesting history as a strategic stronghold, and offer nice views over the countryside.

Only open in the summer, this amusement park features a variety of attractions, including roller coasters and water rides.

One of Denmark's early examples of Baroque architecture, the castle has an ornate interior, while the original chapel remains intact.

Nestled in a forest, this open-air art gallery is strewn with eerie art installations, offering free entry and a truly unique experience.

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

A collection of Danish artwork is housed in a beautiful 19C mansion, where visitors enjoy the art and the surrounding gardens.

Walk through this well preserved medieval town center, enjoying the old-world charm and sampling the local beers.

Founded in the 12C, this impressive cathedral is superbly preserved, boasting Romanesque architecture and many lovely furnishings.

Nestled in a forest, this open-air art gallery is strewn with eerie art installations, offering free entry and a truly unique experience.

Enjoy this Lego-themed amusement park which features rides, movies, water slides, and amazing Lego models of Danish towns.

Built in the 16C, this castle looks like it is straight out of a fairy tale, complete with a moat and surrounding woods.

Spend the day exploring this beautiful national park, enjoying its exquisite nature and excellent hiking trails.

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

Stroll through this picturesque town center, enjoying the quaint atmosphere and visiting the local taverns.

Travel back in time to 18C-19C Denmark in this excellent open-air museum, where an array of traditional Funish buildings awaits.

Home to over 2,000 animals from nearly 150 different species, this excellent zoological garden also features an Oceanarium.

Formerly a textile mill, the center now houses contemporary artwork, bookshops, cinemas, boutiques, and cafes.

Catch a ferry to visit this 17C castle from May to October, and you'll enjoy historic decor, toy exhibit, maritime museum, and other curios.

Built in the 16C, this castle looks like it is straight out of a fairy tale, complete with a moat and surrounding woods.

Located in a fine Neoclassical buildings, the museum exhibits an array of artworks by Danish masters, with a focus on Constructivism.

Home to a statue of H.C. Anderson, the fairy tale writer, this lush green park is located on the bank of the River Odense.

Located in a courtyard of half-timbered 17C Renaissance house, this museum traces the regional history through the Middle Ages onward.

Dedicated to the father of fairy tales, this charming museum is located in H.C Anderson's childhood home.

Spend the day exploring this beautiful national park, enjoying its exquisite nature and excellent hiking trails.

This national park is home to a number of historic and natural sites, as well as a marvelous variety of wild Danish plant species.

A formidable Brick Gothic cathedral, featuring eclestic decorations, as well as the remains of St. Canute and his brother Benedict.

One of the highest points in Denmark, there are several excellent hikes on the hill itself and in the beautiful surrounding area.

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