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Renowned for its high standard of living and the cheerful disposition of its inhabitants, Denmark offers a blend of vibrant, well-run cities and charming rusticity.
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Denmark is home to a wealth of historical landmarks and locations, such as Odense, the birthplace of Hans Christian Andersen, and the Amalienborg Palace, built in the 18th century. Our trips have been crafted so you experience the Denmark that others miss.
Described as the world's most liveable city, Copenhagen is a dynamic and enlightened metropolitan centre. Take in a tour of the city, including such sights as the Christiansborg Palace, seat of the national parliament. Connected to the city by a series of bridges, the palace and castle are a fascinating blend of the baroque, French Empire and neo-baroque styles. Wander the small, narrow streets of the Old Town with its crooked houses. Or relax in the fairytale ambience of the beautifully landscaped Tivoli Gardens with its fountains and flower beds. Take a stroll to the harbour and view the Little Mermaid, a statue created in honour of the country's most famous author, Hans Christian Andersen.
Randers is the Jutland Peninsula's principal city and is characterised by a fjord that is nearly 19 miles in length. Have a chance to visit Graceland Randers, a quirky homage to Elvis Presley's Tennessee residence. You’ll also see Randers Tropical Zoo, a rainforest housed within three domes and inhabited by more than 500 animal species. You’ll feel like you’re stepping back in time when you stay at the historic Hotel Randers. With its revolving doors, standalone baths, winding staircase and original artwork, it’s brimming with old-world enchantment.
As you travel across the country, you’ll observe the changing scenery, from the largest island in Denmark, Sjælland, to the rural serenity of the southern islands. At the pinnacle of the Jutland peninsula lays the tiny fishing village of Hirsthals, which overlooks the Skagerrak, a strait running between Norway and Sweden.
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