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Delight in the neoclassical architecture, musical performances and spectacular sculptures of this 19th-century cathedral, a witness to many historic events.

Hop in the waves of the Baltic Sea waves from one of Denmark’s best beaches, relax in the cosy town centre overlooking the harbour and sea, or test your strength with Rokkestenen, the rocking stone.

Tour this prominent Copenhagen landmark, an old church with beautiful religious art pieces and an imposing dome that can be climbed.

Tour this prominent Copenhagen landmark, an old church with beautiful religious art pieces and an imposing dome that can be climbed.

Meander down narrow lanes, see 15th-century abbeys, travel on a vintage train through the countryside and explore Danish history from the Middle Ages to the present.

Centuries of battering storms and blowing sand have left only the white tower of this historic church visible in the sand dunes.

Delight in the neoclassical architecture, musical performances and spectacular sculptures of this 19th-century cathedral, a witness to many historic events.

Centuries of battering storms and blowing sand have left only the white tower of this historic church visible in the sand dunes.

This historic zoo is a leader in wildlife conservation as well as one of the city’s most popular visitor attractions.

Centuries of battering storms and blowing sand have left only the white tower of this historic church visible in the sand dunes.

Centuries of battering storms and blowing sand have left only the white tower of this historic church visible in the sand dunes.

Centuries of battering storms and blowing sand have left only the white tower of this historic church visible in the sand dunes.

Centuries of battering storms and blowing sand have left only the white tower of this historic church visible in the sand dunes.

Centuries of battering storms and blowing sand have left only the white tower of this historic church visible in the sand dunes.

In the 1950s archaeologists discovered a graveyard on a hill overlooking Aalborg. It is now Scandinavia’s largest and best-preserved Viking burial ground.

Centuries of battering storms and blowing sand have left only the white tower of this historic church visible in the sand dunes.