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How Far Has Sustainability Efforts Gone in Denmark?

The Danish people are especially known for their commitment to green living. This does not come as a surprise at all considering the focused energy policy of the government. At present, Denmark is an acknowledged world leader in renewable energy technology. Copenhagen is especially known for being one of the most bicycle-friendly cities in the world. Aside from these widely known facts about the country’s green efforts, there are many other efforts of the same nature simultaneously happening all over the country. So we ask, how far has sustainability efforts gone in Denmark? […]

The Royal Library Garden – a Haven of Peace in Copenhagen

Craig Hewitt

It is quite common to hear from travelers about their desire to find peace and quiet in their trips. Although traveling and the need for quiet seems to contradict each other, there are actually places in the world where this is possible. Take for example The Royal Library Garden found in Copenhagen. It is not the first place people would think of to get peace, but peace you will get once you are in ths grounds of this somewhat hidden garden between the Royal Library, the Tøjhus Museum, Christian IV’s Supply Depot, and the Christiansborg Palace. […]

Danish Style Hot Dog Stands

Craig Hewitt

In Denmark, visitors will not fail to notice those hot dog stands scattered in most municipal areas of the country including parks. […]

New Year in Denmark

Craig Hewitt

With the New Year fast approaching, it is anybody’s guess what the Queen’s New Year speech will be about. Queen Margrethe II’s speech is much awaited every December 31st at 6 pm. It occupies one of the highest importance in Danish commmemoration of New Year, the other being the striking at midnight of the Town Hall clock in Copenhagen. […]

The Jelling Stones of Denmark

Craig Hewitt

In front of the Jelling Church in Denmark stands two stones that easily become special points of interest especially for first time visitors. These two stones are actually 10th century royal gravestones having runic inscriptions. Collectively known as the Jelling Stones, they , together with the Church have been listed as UNESCO World Heritage Sites since 1994.
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Danes Have the Most Positive Attitude Towards Entrepreneurship

Craig Hewitt

Denmark has been topping lists left and right, which is why it’s not really surprising to learn that it has topped another one again. This time around, the Danes has topped Amway’s list when it comes towards a “positive attitude towards entrepreneurship” with 89% of Danish respondents taking on such a view and only 9% having a negative attitude. […]

Following the Danish Riviera

Craig Hewitt

The city of Copenhagen may be the most popular destination in Denmark, but what many do not realize is that it is home to some of the best beaches in Europe as well. In fact, one of the best ways to see Denmark is by following the Danish Riviera north of Copenhagen, enjoying not only the natural beauty of the 230 kilometers of coastline between Sejerøbugten to the Øresund, but all the other attractions in between. […]

Frilandmuseet: Revisiting the Old Denmark’s Farming Days

Craig Hewitt

A whirlwind visit to Coppenhagen won’t leave you wanting when it comes to seeing the usual beautiful castles, churches, museums, and of course tasting great food and even sneaking in some shopping for souvenirs. The one thing you probably won’t see is the country – at least not if you don’t take time to visit the Frilandmuseet. […]

Mikkeller Bar: Copenhagen’s Best Bar

Craig Hewitt

If you’re looking for the best place to grab a drink in Copenhagen, then the Mikkeller Bar, located in the heart of Vesterbro, is where you should go. The Mikkeller Bar is not your ordinary bar though, with its light, airy and sophisticated surroundings being the perfect backdrop for enjoying the specialized beer flowing from its 20 taps. […]

High IT Literacy Boosts Denmark Online Travel

Craig Hewitt

Reports show that Denmark’s IT literacy rate of 91% has a not so surprising positive effect in the e-commerce industry. With “92% of all Danish families” having Internet access at home, buying goods and paying for services over the Internet has become the norm since it obviously makes for unparalleled convenience. […]