Denmark Accommodation

Denmark is a Northern European country where visitors find an abundance of attractive holiday accommodation for a unique getaway. The country primarily consists of Jutland, Funen and Zealand and lots of other smaller islands. Thus, Denmark is a small country with vast coastlines that include plenty of scenic beaches for summer holidays, as well as several intriguing cities.

Food and drink in Denmark

Pork is one of Denmark's staple foods, and is a big part of native cuisines. Flæskesteg is Denmark's variant of roast pork, which is widely served with crackling, potatoes and cabbage. Mørbradbøf – fried pork tenderloin serviced with mushrooms and onions – is also big on Denmark's menus.

For a snack, visitors should try a smørrebrød, which is an open sandwich of rye bread that can include meat, fish, herbs or vegetables. The Danish Mary, a cocktail mixed with aquavit, tomato juice and lemon, is another Danish speciality.

Cultural attractions in Denmark

Denmark's biggest cities include its primary cultural venues. The National Gallery of Denmark in Copenhagen is the country's largest museum of art, and houses an expansive collection of works from the Danish Golden Age.

The Louisiana Museum of Modern Art is another notable gallery that showcases contemporary work from 1945. The Royal Danish Theatre is one of Denmark's foremost theatres that stages ballet, opera, drama and music concerts.

Exploring around Denmark

Travellers can make relatively quick excursions from Copenhagen to Malmö, Sweden via the Øresund Bridge. There visitors can visit the Folkets Amusement Park that includes a big wheel, roller coaster and a wading pool that turns into an ice rink in winter.

Further sites include the Museum of Art, the Tropicarium aquarium and Malmöhus Castle. The Turning Torso is Malmö's architectural landmark that provides great city views. Alternatively, travellers can make an excursion to nearby Helsingborg to see the Sofiero Palace.

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