Not all travelers are well off but sometimes, it’s still worth learning about some of the most expensive in popular tourist destinations such as Denmark. For instance, many people who have been to Copenhagen say that Denmark’s capital is an expensive city and Denmark itself is an expensive vacation spot. […]
The COP15 United Nations Climate Change Conference is commencing on Monday, December 7th, in Copenhagen, Denmark. Political leaders from around the world will gather in Copenhagen to discuss new regulations to reduce CO2 emissions and to fight climate change. […]
If there’s one unique exhibit that you should not miss when in the capital of Denmark, it has to be “It’s A Small World.” This exhibition is part of the first ever Danish Design Week which kicked off last August and which carried four themes – sustainability, human scale, new craftsmanship and non-standardized praxis. […]
One great entertainment for both adults and children now happening in the Danish capital of Copenhagen is a contemporary circus. This is not the kind of circus that many of us know with clowns in colorful costumes and animals trained to do different tricks. Being the contemporary type, this is more about people performing difficult tricks on the ground and in the air. […]
Many kids around the world look forward to celebrating Christmas each year. The thought of Santa Claus and his presents alone is enough to give excitement to young children. This is true in Denmark as many children there usually write a letter to Santa in the hope of getting their wishes granted. […]
Denmark is one lucky country for being a survivor amid the global economic crisis. While other countries continue to suffer or are still in the recovery process, this Scandinavian nation has shown strength in many aspects including tourism. In terms of visitors, the country’s tourism agency is happy to report that Denmark recorded a 5.8 percent increase in overnight stays from Americans. The positive figure was recorded in August this year which was contrary to last year’s rate. The July 2009 figure was even higher at 8.1 percent. […]
Aarhus is keeping up with Denmark’s capital of Copenhagen when it comes to interesting places to visit. This second largest city of Denmark has its own unique ambience where visitors can surely enjoy a memorable time with their friends and loved ones. When it comes to performing arts, this metropolitan area has so much to offer. Theater is so alive in Aarhus. In fact, there are more than 30 theaters spread out in the city where people can watch different types of theatrical programs from the classical to the more modern forms. […]
If you’re after something unique in Denmark, there’s one museum that you have to visit. It’s a place that titillates the senses but is worth exploring for a more enriching visit to this Scandinavian country. Unfortunately, it has been closed since March 2009 due to the sudden death of one of the founders and the financial crisis that hit many parts of the globe. […]
If you’re in search of a cabaret style of musical performance that can make you feel light hearted afterwards, you can experience this right in Denmark during this Christmas season. You don’t even have to travel far to New York City for this. […]
A visit to Denmark in order to be very memorable should not miss out on sweet food. Denmark has a wide variety of sweet delicacies to offer, the most famous of which is the Danish pastry or Dansk Wienerbrod in Danish. […]
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