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Founded by Vikings and fueled by creativity of its young population, Denmark’s second largest city is perfect for experiencing Jutland’s rich history and culture.

Copenhagen’s dilapidated old harbour district has been revitalised with a string of lively bars and stylish restaurants.

Copenhagen’s dilapidated old harbour district has been revitalised with a string of lively bars and stylish restaurants.

Gaze at the city beneath your feet and the stars above your head from this iconic Copenhagen landmark.

See what happens when currents and winds push soft sand about for centuries at this huge moving sand dune that resembles a desert landscape.

The largest collection of plants in Denmark is housed in historic greenhouses and beautifully landscaped gardens.

Explore an abandoned fort built during the German occupation of Denmark or visit a historic Danish manor, both part of this  history museum in North Jutland.

The largest collection of plants in Denmark is housed in historic greenhouses and beautifully landscaped gardens.

From ancient man to the last word in interactivity, this free museum offers an insight into Danish life and times.

See what happens when currents and winds push soft sand about for centuries at this huge moving sand dune that resembles a desert landscape.

The North Sea and Baltic Sea spectacularly meet at this headland of the Jutland Peninsula, Denmark’s northernmost point.

The North Sea and Baltic Sea spectacularly meet at this headland of the Jutland Peninsula, Denmark’s northernmost point.

See what happens when currents and winds push soft sand about for centuries at this huge moving sand dune that resembles a desert landscape.

Discover Roskilde\'s mammoth cathedral, shop \'til you drop in Copenhagen or just explore all the stunning surroundings and attractions North Zealand has to offer.

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

The North Sea and Baltic Sea spectacularly meet at this headland of the Jutland Peninsula, Denmark’s northernmost point.

See what happens when currents and winds push soft sand about for centuries at this huge moving sand dune that resembles a desert landscape.

Enjoy the Paris-like atmosphere of Værnedamsvej, pick up a unique memento in the myriad of small specialist shops, relax in Frederiksberg Have or take a trip to the zoo.

Gaze at the city beneath your feet and the stars above your head from this iconic Copenhagen landmark.