Denmark
Full name: Kingdom of Denmark
Population: 5.4 million (2008)
Capital: Copenhagen
Area: 43,094 km (16,639 sq miles)
Major language: Danish
Currency: Danish Krone (DKK)
Internet domain: .dk
International dialling code: +45
If you want to see an oasis located in Europe, then you must book a flight going to Denmark. Because of the geographical location of Denmark, the small country is made up of more than 500 islands and a peninsula called Jutland. Not only that this country is abundant in water activities but in other tourist destinations at the same time. The capital city of Denmark is Copenhagen. In here, you may take a trip to the historical castles that were once used by the royal families, shop different kinds of items such as clothes, souvenirs, and more during the winter season, and of course do some outdoor activities including hiking, biking and trekking.
Another city in Denmark that is worth-visiting is the Zealand. One of the main attractions in Zealand is the Fantasy World located in Holme-Olstrup. This is the best place to be in Zealand especially during the Christmas season where small markets stalls are built to meet the demands of the season’s rush shoppers. Aside from the market, the Fantasy World also has entertainment for the young and young at heart. They may ride the fair rides, have a close encounter with animals, and a lot more. Aside from the Fantasy World, another place that would surely entertain the whole family is the Bakken Amusement Park. Not only that the Bakken Amusement Park has the oldest jet coaster but also it is visited during the month of July because of the official meeting of the international Santa Claus.
For those who love children stories and fairytales created by the famous writer named Hans Christian Andersen, you will know where he got his inspiration from by visiting Funen. Also known as Fyn, it is also considered by many as the Garden of Denmark. A harmonious picturesque area in Denmark dotted with small villages and magnificent landscapes. And because this is the hometown of Hans Christian Andersen, every summer, the thirty-five characters that appeared in his famous writings are included in the annual parade. The event usually happens at the park which only a few steps away from the writer’s museum.
The peninsula of Jutland or Jytland also offers a lot of attractions for both tourists and locals of Denmark. If you want to visit the past where Vikings used to exist, there is a place in Jutland called the Ribe. The Ribe is also known as Denmark’s oldest town.
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