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In northwestern Jutland you can find the natural paradise that is Thy, situated right between the Limfjord and the waters of the North Sea and Skagerrak. A settlement since the Stone Ages, Thy is blessed with an amazingly varied landscape and topography – flat coastal plains in the north, wide beaches and high sand dunes to the west and hilly fertile farmlands to the east. It is no wonder then that it was designated as the home of the first national park in Denmark in 2008. […]

MUU Baby Equipment Rental is the ideal solution for anyone who is travelling with baby.  Founded in 2011 by a family with two children of their own, they know just what busy parents need while they are on the go.  Based in Copenhagen, MUU is ideal for people who are travelling to the city and even people who are having guests with a baby stay at their home can benefit from renting equipment for their very smallest guest.  […]

Located in the Capital Region of Denmark on the east cost of the island of Zealand is the municipality of Gentofte, the 7th largest city in Denmark with a population of about 72,000. “The green municipality” (so-called because of its large green areas) is comprised of seven districts: Vangede, Ordrup-Charlottenlund, Klampenborg-Skovshoved, Jaegersborg, Gentofte, Hellerup and Dyssegard. […]

Enjoying the many attractions in Denmark need not mean spending a fortune – with a few practical tips and handy information on hand, you can still experience some of the best things that the country offers.
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Hotel d’Angleterre is one of the first deluxe accommodations in the world. This 5-star hotel can be found on Kongens Nytory opposite Charlottenborg and the Royal Opera and Nyhavn in Copenhagen. It has been the home to many dignitaries, celebrities and prominent guests for over 250 years because of the ‘high level of discretion and respect for privacy’ that it offers. […]

The Little Mermaid Copenhagen is the most famous tourist attraction in Denmark. It is also one of the most photographed statues in the world. As one of the distinct landmarks of Copenhagen, this statue has become popular among tourists worldwide that when they finally set foot in the Danish capital one of their must-see spots is the mermaid sculpture. […]

The church stood as a ruin for 150 years due to the increasing building costs and the succeeding King’s priorities. It became a famous outing spot until it was rebuilt in 1874. Construction took another 20 years, so it was only in 1894 that it became what it is today. It was originally meant to have a neoclassical design, but later on it was built with a classical Roman baroque style made of Norwegian and Danish marble and limestone. […]

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Enjoy Copenhagen in an open double decker bus and enjoy the city center with a bird’s eye view. Throughout the tour you can have a glimpse of the Amalenborg Palace, Royal Library, Botanical Gardens, Gefion Fountain and the city’s famous turrets and swirling towers. Take advantage of the extra tours in Carlsberg and Christiana between the months of May and September if you purchase an All Loops Ticket.  
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