Entertainment

Want to experience Denmark’s nightlife? Then don’t miss Aarhus. This is the largest and most vibrant city of Jutland and considered to be the world’s smallest big city.  As it is a college town, it is very popular for its nightlife. In fact, the nightlife in this place is one of the best you can experience in the Jutland area.
Clubs and bars in the city of Aarhus open until early in the morning with many of them still alive with customers up until 5 a.m. Night owls seeking entertainment and some good food and drinks will love it here. […]

Visitors in Denmark can never get enough of their cultural experience. Being a country rich in history and culture, this country in the Scandinavian region never runs out of interesting cultural attractions worth exploring.
One place in Denmark you should not miss is The Culture Yard in the beautiful coastal city of Helsingor. This new cultural center lies in front of Denmark’s most famous historic landmark, the Kronborg Castle. […]

Music festivals and other great events in the capital of Denmark are aplenty all year round. Most of them, though, take place during the summer months when tourists are taking their holidays. As such, there’s normally less tourists in Copenhagen when the winter season comes. But this will no longer be the case once the new festival is launched in February. […]

Dyrehavsbakken or simply Bakken to the local Danish residents has been in existence since 1583. This more than 400-year-old amusement park came about as a source of enjoyment and leisure for the Danes.  But unlike in other countries where this type of park used to be set up temporarily in an area, the Danes made theirs a permanent one to provide endless fun and excitement to people young and old alike. […]

Denmark boasts of numerous great artists not only in the field of visual arts and music but as well as in the performing arts. One of its leading institutions in dance is the Danish Dance Theater whose members are some of the world’s best dancers.  […]

Spring time is here and what better way to celebrate it than to bring your family to Tivoli Friheden in Aarhus. This place guarantees you and your kids lots of fun and entertainment much like the Tivoli Gardens in Copenhagen. […]

March is here and this signals the start of spring. When this season comes, this means it’s time for the Aalborg Opera Festival. For 10 days, local residents and visitors will once again experience great music from many parts of the city. […]

Cafes are a staple in most international cities these days. These are places that offer comfort, great food and drinks to visitors who’d like to relax and entertain themselves whatever time of day. Some of these are indoors while some are also outdoors. In Denmark’s capital of Copenhagen, visitors are presented with numerous choices. […]