Destinations in Denmark: Travel Guide

In the 18th century the capital of Denmark was totally destroyed by the fire, in 1807 it was again burnt by the British, that's why in Copenhagen there is practically no historical center with its narrow streets. But nevertheless, there are a lot of attractive sights there: marvelous palaces, plenty of museums and galleries, lively well-planned amusement parks, one of the longest market...
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Odense is one of the largest cities in Denmark and the birthplace of the famous storyteller Hans Christian Andersen. The streets of this place keep the memory of the world-famous writer, so here you can see many sculptures, which demonstrate the characters of his tales. The city is rich in historical monuments and places of interest as well. The Tower of Odin is one of them. It was built in 1935...
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The city was founded by Vikings in the end of the eighth century. It is situated in a picturesque area rich in forests and lakes, and the eastern part of the city is the location of a small cove. Today it is a major business and cultural center, the second largest city in Denmark. Aarhus has quickly become popular among European youth, because there are so many entertainments and rest...
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Aalborg is the fourth-largest Danish city, which is rich in tourist attractions and cultural centers that attract tourists. In this city you will find many old buildings that stand here from the 16th century. These houses create a special unique atmosphere and national color that is not comparable with the situation in contemporary European resorts. St. Budolfi Church is one of the main...
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Kolding is a small provincial town that is located not far away from the border with Germany. Start your observation of this place from its central street. Here you will find several large museums, exhibition galleries and even an Art Museum. The Museum of History of Kolding is a wonderful place to learn more about the history of this place. The museum is opened in an ancient castle, which...
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In the center of the largest lake region of Denmark is located a small town named Silkeborg. On one side the town is adjacent to Gudenaa - the longest river in the country. The other side of the town borders with several large lakes and a forest. Tourists, who come to the city, are offered to try a large choice of activities including water sports, golf, riding rented bicycles and small...
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