Denmark

Here you’ll find all the Denmark blogs on Wonderful Wanderings.

19 Things to Do in Odense, With 2026 Prices in Kroner 1

19 Things to Do in Odense, With 2026 Prices in Kroner

Odense in 19 sights, with 2026 prices in kroner. H.C. Andersen's House sells timed slots only, and its ticket then halves admission at three other Odense museums for 30 days.

18 Things to Do in Copenhagen, With 2026 Prices in Kroner 2

18 Things to Do in Copenhagen, With 2026 Prices in Kroner

Copenhagen's 18 headline sights, split into the eight you pay for and the ten that cost nothing, with every 2026 price in kroner read from the venue's own ticket page.

17 Things to Do in Aarhus, With 2026 Prices in Kroner 3

17 Things to Do in Aarhus, With 2026 Prices in Kroner

Aarhus in 17 sights, with 2026 prices in kroner: ARoS at 200 kr, Den Gamle By at 205 kr and Moesgaard at 190 kr are the paid core, and twelve of the rest cost nothing at all.

18 Places to Visit in Denmark, and How to Reach Each One 4

18 Places to Visit in Denmark, and How to Reach Each One

Where to go in Denmark, in 18 places: the three cities on the main rail line, then 15 day trips and detours off it, each with what it is for and how long it takes to reach.

Is the Copenhagen Card Worth It? 2026 Prices and Break-Even 5

Is the Copenhagen Card Worth It? 2026 Prices and Break-Even

The 72-hour Copenhagen Card DISCOVER costs 1,039 kr and breaks even at four paid attractions plus the free canal tour. Here is the 2026 arithmetic, version by version, and the cases where paying at each door is cheaper.

Danish Food: Traditional Dishes to Try in Denmark 6

Danish Food: Traditional Dishes to Try in Denmark

Denmark's official national dish is stegt flæsk med persillesovs, fried pork belly with parsley sauce, chosen by public vote in 2014. This guide covers it plus smørrebrød, frikadeller and the New Nordic movement.

30 Facts About Denmark, Each One Checked Against Its Source 7

30 Facts About Denmark, Each One Checked Against Its Source

30 facts about Denmark, each checked against the body that publishes it: Statistics Denmark, Danmarks Nationalbank, Energinet, UNESCO and the venues themselves. Denmark uses the krone, not the euro.