Cheap Denmark Tour to a Country Full of Happiness
The journey to discover Denmark is one of the European discovery experiences that is still quite new to Vietnamese tourists, but has become more familiar in recent years.
This Scandinavian country stands out with its long cultural history, along with the most fashionable and vibrant lifestyle on the planet, sure to satisfy the desire to explore 5 continents of tourists of all ages.
Let’s find out with De Viet some of the most important information to prepare for your trip to Denmark .
Some general details about Denmark
The country of Denmark consists of a huge peninsula called Jutland and about 400 smaller islands, the most important of which is Sealand, where the capital Copenhagen is built.
Denmark’s two most famous neighbors are Sweden (connected by the Oresund Bridge) and Germany.
Another important issue that you can keep in mind when visiting any country in Europe is the climate.
Compared to other Scandinavian countries, Denmark’s climate is quite neutral with four distinct seasons.
What time of year should you travel to Denmark?
With 4 distinct seasons as mentioned above, you can freely choose the time with the most suitable climate to visit this beautiful country.
Spring usually begins in April and lasts until the end of May, at this time the climate in Denmark is quite mild, not too hot or too cold.
Summer lasts from June to August and is the most popular time of the year.
Autumn (September – November) is quite wet and winter is cold and snowy.
In addition, according to many travel consultants, the best time to visit Denmark is from April to June when the climate is warmer and the number of tourists is not too crowded.
January and February are also not a bad time as travel can be extremely cheap, although the weather can be quite cold.
Transport Engineering in Denmark
Copenhagen Airport is the most important and busiest airport in the Nordic countries.
Although there are no direct flights from Vietnam to Copenhagen, you can choose major airlines with transit flights to Denmark.
Like many other European countries, the public transport system in Denmark is extremely developed and convenient.
Among them, the most popular means of transport chosen by tourists are trains, buses and subways (only available in Copenhagen).
There are three most important types of trains in Denmark: Regional trains (RE) connect local stations with the nationwide rail network.
InterCity and InterCity Lyn have the same route but InterCity stops at fewer stations. Also, one of the busiest railway lines in Denmark, connecting Eisinore with Copenhagen.
Compared to usual, traveling by bus (especially in Copenhagen) is much more economical.
You can also travel to nearby international destinations using long-distance bus companies such as Eurolines.
The metro is the important public transport system in the capital Copenhagen.
With two railway lines and 22 stations, this metro system is not too large but still enough to serve the city’s residents.
Probably the best sights in Denmark
Tivoli Gardens – Copenhagen
Tivoli is one of the main attractions in the capital city of Copenhagen. Tivoli Backyard is a great place for visitors who want to escape the hustle and bustle of the city or explore adventure games.
However, it goes without saying that the backyard is only open for a limited time each year, so it’s worth doing some research in advance. Travel to Denmark on your own or join a cheap tour.
Nyhavn Quarter – Copenhagen
Once a historic port area of Copenhagen, Nyhavn now has a particularly lively new look, with colourful houses lining the canals, both fashionable and retaining its historical character.
Christiansborg Fortress – Copenhagen
Christiansborg is the official seat of the Danish government.
Built in the early 17th century by King Christian IV, this magnificent citadel has housed Denmark’s national history museum since 1878.
Lego House – Billund
The birthplace of the beloved LEGO toy for generations, LEGO Home in Billund is a popular destination for visitors of all ages.
Kronborg Castle – Helsingør
Not only did it appear in Shakespeare’s Hamlet, Kronborg Fortress is also recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. For that reason, this structure is one of the must-see sights when visiting Helsingør and Denmark in general.
Egeskov Castle – Kvarnstrup
Just half an hour from Odense, Egeskov is the best preserved moated citadel in Europe with intricate Renaissance architecture.
Hans Christian Andersen Museum – Odense
Andersen is one of the most famous figures in Danish tradition, so you can’t miss this museum with a history of over 100 years. An entire area of the museum is dedicated to telling the life story of this author, with many of his objects on display.
What to eat in Denmark – What is Denmark famous for?
The delicious cuisine of Denmark and other Scandinavian countries is often very different from the cuisines of France, Italy or Spain that Vietnamese visitors may be familiar with. Therefore, exploring the culinary side of this country is an experience not to be missed.
Cakes in Denmark
Bánh ngọt Đan Mạch là tên gọi phổ biến của một món tráng miệng có thể rất phổ biến trên toàn thế giới. Loại bánh ngọt này thường bao gồm lớp vỏ nhiều lớp thơm mùi bơ và có mứt ở giữa.
Món thịt heo quay
Đây là món thịt lợn nướng ăn kèm với nước sốt mùi tây và khoai tây luộc, rất phổ biến ở Đan Mạch.
Món sandwich
Đây là một loại bánh sandwich khá bắt mắt khi thay vì có 2 chiếc bánh sandwich nhồi nhét, smørebrød chỉ chứa một chiếc bánh mì và phần nhân được đặt ngay trên sàn. Phần nhân của smørebrød rất đa dạng, từ cá hun khói, salad trứng, phô mai, thịt nguội và nhiều món ăn hấp dẫn khác.
lát táo
Món tráng miệng này bao gồm những viên nấm cục nhỏ hình cầu chứa đầy táo và đôi khi được phủ một lớp đường cát và ăn kèm với mứt.
