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Thailand Relaxes Its COVID-19 Policy
New Year events in Thailand are likely to bring more people this year because everyone is tired of lockdowns and craving normal life. Many tourists, who book hotels in Pattaya, Krabi, or Phuket for the holiday season, also want to participate. As champagne has become an essential drink for New Year celebrations, the question regarding alcohol consumption comes to mind. The government allowed serving alcoholic drinks during the New Year countdown but only open-air cafes and restaurants with good ventilation will be permitted to do this until 1 am on 1 January 2022. This rule is nationwide.
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16.04.2024
New Year events in Thailand are likely to bring more people this year because everyone is tired of lockdowns and craving normal life. Many tourists, who book hotels in Pattaya, Krabi, or Phuket for the holiday season, also want to participate. As champagne has become an essential drink for New Year celebrations, the question regarding alcohol consumption comes to mind. The government allowed serving alcoholic drinks during the New Year countdown but only open-air cafes and restaurants with good ventilation will be permitted to do this until 1 am on 1 January 2022. This rule is nationwide.
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16.04.2024
Interactive maps of hiking and biking routes in Denmark
1. You can zoom in/out using your mouse wheel, as well as move the map of Denmark with your mouse.2. This interactive map presents two modes: 'Biking Routes' and 'Hiking Routes'. Use the '+' button on the map to switch between them.
Railway and landscape maps of Denmark
This Denmark map has two modes: 'Railway Network' and 'Landscape & Rural Map'. Use the '+' button on the map to navigate.Maps of cities and regions of Denmark
Copenhagen
Christian's II Palace is rarely open for visitors. It's often used by the royal family, because the palace is the official place for audiences with the Danish Queen. Amalienborg borders with Amaliehaven, a public park, which is located between the palace and the port. This park doesn't have a long history - it was created only in 1983 by the Belgian architect Delone. Not only natives, but also a lot of tourists spend much time in this oasis in the very heart of the big city. Rosenborg … Read more 
Helsingor
On the island of Zealand in eastern Denmark, travelers will find the Dutch city of Helsingor. This rather small city is situated on the coast of the Oresund Strait, which is commonly known in English as the Sound. Helsingor is internationally famous thanks to the talent and works of one of the most notable poets and writers in the history of humanity – William Shakespeare. Presumably, the story of one of the most notable works of Shakespeare, Hamlet, takes place in Helsingor. Chances are that … Read more
Odense
A special landmark for the city is its original open-air museum called the "Funen Village". The museum occupies a vast area, it is a complex of beautiful wooden houses dated from the 16th to 19th centuries. All the houses presented here are original, they were brought here from different parts of Denmark. Each house houses its own interesting collection of ethnographic exhibits. Visitors to the museum have a chance to see collections of antique utensils and furniture, discover an old forge and … Read more
Ribe
The oldest town in Scandinavia, Ribe is a truly unique place. This settlement is situated in south-west Denmark on the coast of the North Sea. For travelers, a vacation in Ribe is like a journey to the past of the whole region. This Danish town has retained its original look that almost hasn’t changed through centuries. The town has many attractions such as medieval buildings and a cathedral built in the Middle Ages. The fabulous religious landmark didn’t have any major alterations, so it is … Read more
Arhus
One of the city's most important historic monuments is Marselisborg Palace. Built in the middle of the 17th century, it had long been a summer royal residence. Despite the confusing history and numerous reconstructions the historical building has undergone through it still keeps its high status of the royal residence. Although the palace is closed to the public, on certain days, tourists are allowed to stroll through its extensive garden and watch changing of the guard. The best time to stroll … Read more
Alborg
In Aalborg, you'll find an interesting Museum of Modern Art opened in 1972. A building housing the museum was designed and constructed specifically for it. Rare marble has served as a finishing material. The museum's interior is equally interesting: its halls can be easily converted to the needs of a particular exhibition. Visitors to this museum will have the opportunity to admire works by contemporary artists, there is a special room for holding chamber music concerts, as well as a library and … Read more
Roskilde
Roskilde is an old city that is situated not far from the capital of Denmark. The former residence of the Danish kings, Roskilde is nowadays a peaceful settlement with the steady and unhurried countryside lifestyle. Local people do not hurry to modernize their homeland and leave their historic heritage behind, so they carefully maintain old buildings and dwellings. The city is located at the seaside, and so many tourists not only take a stroll on the attractive streets of Roskilde but also visit … Read more
Kolding
In Kolding, several beautiful ancient temples have been preserved. One of the most popular sights is the Churches of St. Nicholas and St. Michael. They are regarded as a single architectural and historical complex. These churches were built in the same period - at the turn of the 12th - 13th centuries. During the Middle Ages, the city suffered from fires repeatedly. These two churches are one of the few buildings that managed to survive during this unfortunate period. Now they look almost the … Read more
