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Is flying in open air or ultralight flying something you’ve always dreamed of doing? If you’re in Denmark, you can very well do this.
Ultralight flying refers to piloting a one or two-seater ultralight aircraft which is the old type similar to those flown in the olden days, some with propeller. This has been in existence in Denmark since the early 80’s and in fact, an association has been formed by people who are into this kind of activity. Members as of late have reached 520. […]

Summer is a time when kids are off from school and therefore, presents a good opportunity to spend a relaxing holiday with the whole family. Denmark is one of the top summer destinations in Europe and its capital of Copenhagen is the most frequently visited. […]

Copenhagen is a popular port of call of many cruise ships that travel the world. In particular, the Langelinie port in the Danish capital is the preferred point of origin or stopover for most cruise vessels. In 2008 alone, more than 500 cruises started, stopped over or ended in Copenhagen involving half a million passengers. […]

Pets are great companions as they provide owners with a unique kind of friendship and happiness. So why leave your pet behind when you come to Denmark for holiday or living?Certain rules apply though so it’s best that you educate yourself about this beforehand. […]

The royal family in Denmark is composed of the Queen of Denmark, Margrethe II,  and her family. All the other members carry the title Prince and Princess including the Queen’s husband Henrik who is known as the Prince Consort.
Next in line from the Queen and Prince Consort is Crown Prince Frederik, the elder son of Queen Margrethe II and Prince Consort Henrik. Born in Copenhagen, Prince Frederik also known as the Count of Monzepat is the heir to the throne of Denmark. […]

If you’re after elegance, Copenhagen’s Golden Days Festival is not to be missed. Focused on Denmark’s history, its goal is to raise awareness on the Danish Golden Age considered to be one of the greatest periods in Danish history. Other periods, though, have also been highlighted in the previous years. […]

Denmark is composed of several islands each with its own unique charm. One of these worth your visit is Bornholm. Although its development lagged behind unlike the other areas of Denmark, this remote island is slowly becoming a popular attraction not only in Denmark but in the entire European continent. […]

Tired of the Little Mermaid and Tivoli Gardens? Here are three of Copenhagen’s less known tourist attractions. Some are even within just a short distance from the more popular spots so keep your eyes and ears open while you’re touring.  […]