Denmark Travel Guide

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is in the hearts of people around the world, and Denmark has the well-known title-"Fairy Tale Kingdom." The main reason why tourists from all over the world are so fascinated is that no matter where you go, you can feel the atmosphere and landscape that inspired Andersen to create world-famous beautiful fairy tales.

Andersen's fairy tales closely connect Denmark with the world. Together with its long and glorious history and ancient and luxurious buildings, Denmark is famous in every corner of the world. Almost everyone's childhood is accompanied by the evening singing of "Mermaid Princess" and the dream of "Little Match Girl" in the flames. Today, the bronze statue of mermaid located in Copenhagen has become a symbol of Denmark.

located in the bronze statue of mermaid in Copenhagen. Denmark also has splendid castles, poetic pastoral style and magnificent glaciers in Greenland. Its main tourist attractions include Copenhagen, Andersen's hometown-Odense, Lego City, the west coast of Jutland Peninsula and the northernmost point Skayan, etc. Therefore, when traveling to Denmark, you will see the three statues of the Mermaid, Andersen, and the Divine Ox Fountain in the capital Copenhagen. A must-see.

The well-known "Lego Park" is located in the small city of Norte Nord, Denmark. It covers an area of 25 hectares and is a "Lilliput" built with 32 million building blocks. Its novel and unique building block art attracts tourists from all over the world, making it Denmark's second largest tourist destination after Copenhagen.

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If you travel back and forth among these attractions, you will find that Danes particularly prefer bicycles. In a country with a population of only more than 5 million, there are 4.2 million bicycles. This cannot be said to be a "miracle."

The main reason is that Danes live a comfortable and peaceful life, and riding bicycles has become a major trend for their leisure and exercise. Because cycling is an activity that integrates entertainment, fitness and life. Its impact on internal organs is no less than that of long-distance running and swimming, especially cycling and outing, which can provide a panoramic view of the beautiful scenery along the way and is a beautiful enjoyment.

Andersen Statue Denmark has a mild and pleasant climate, and you can travel all year round. But usually the tourist season of the year starts in April and continues until around October, and the tourist season starts from June to August. Because art galleries and attractions close late during this period and there are many free outdoor concerts and performances. Moreover, the weather was sunny and the temperature was suitable at this time, with the highest temperature of 21℃ and the average temperature of 15℃-17 ℃. Tourists who want to watch the show should not miss it. Of course, the prices of hotels and restaurants will be relatively high during the tourist season. In fact, the winter here will not be very cold, and the temperature will generally not fall below 0 ° C. You can also choose to travel in the off-season. Dress tips: This is a typical temperate maritime climate with warm winter and cool summer. Warm coats and clothes are needed in late autumn, winter and early spring. Wear light clothes for the rest of the time. It's best to bring rain gear.

You can apply for a "Schengen visa" for visa and transit with the Gefion Fountain (also known as the Divine Ox Fountain), and the maximum stay period is 90 days. The Danish Embassy also accepts Icelandic visa applications. Visa fees for the Danish Embassy range from 175 to 600 Danish kroner, based on the number of entries and duration of stay. They are paid in RMB at the time of submission of the application at the exchange rate of the day. There is no refund for visa refusals. Only Danish entry visas will be issued to those who do not meet the Schengen visa requirements. According to the Schengen regulations, if you plan to travel in several countries in the Schengen area, you must apply for a visa in the main travel destination country; however, if the stay period in several Schengen countries is the same, you should apply at the office in China of the first country of entry. Groups coming to Denmark for short-term business visits or transit should bring an invitation letter or telegram from Denmark or a third country when entering the country; China citizens who have obtained residency (except permanent residency) in a certain Schengen country should not book round-trip air tickets in China and come directly to Denmark, otherwise unnecessary trouble will be caused.

Transportation Guide Steamships are the means of transportation to Denmark's main islands and the smaller islands that are mostly inhabited. Buses are the main means of transportation connecting towns and cities, and there are several bus routes to places such as Aalborg or Aarhus. Cycling tours in Denmark are a good choice. Bicycle paths connect towns across the country. Rent a bicycle for about 35-60 kroner a day.

Odense Street Accommodation Guide Hotels and Inns has more than 900 hotels and inns in Denmark, ranging from high-end luxury hotels to design hotels, from family hotels to traditional inns, and local country inns. Castles and manors If you have ever dreamed of living in a romantic, historic house, Denmark is the place where your dream comes true. Holiday Homes There are more than 40,000 holiday homes in Denmark that can be rented for long or short periods. The charging standards for holiday homes are divided into many categories, including luxury and standard types. Farm holidays Farm holidays usually come in two forms. One is to serve as a visitor and eat with the host's family. Another is to use your own equipment and spend a self-help vacation on the farm. You can also choose to spend a special vacation at a Danish organic farm.

RoyalCafe, a sandwich shop on the pedestrian street in Copenhagen, has a specialty Danish sandwich Smoerrebroed). The world-famous "Danish Crispy"(Danish) is called Wienerbroed in Denmark. Typical Danish dishes include pork meatballs (Frikadeller), poached cod with mustard (Kogt Torsk), crispy grilled pork Flaeskesteg), beef stew with potato (Hvid Labskovs), and beef burgers with onions (Hakkeboef), and a cold buffet (Koldt Bord), which includes herring, salad, assorted cold slices and cheese.

Denmark's Carlsberg and Duber factories both produce excellent beer, and the legal minimum age for purchasing alcoholic beverages is 16. The Danes have a deep affection for bread. They can make more than 700 kinds of single-layer, double-layer and multi-layer bread clips. If you put bacon slices, tomato slices, liver paste, radish slices, etc. on each layer, it can be called a good meal; they like to eat duck nuggets mixed with orange juice. It is said that this dish is usually used as the "finale" dish at their banquet tables; they are used to eating Western food and are also very interested in Chinese food.

riding on Danish streets, you must also follow red lights to stop and green lights to travel. Leisure and recreational fishing Denmark has many rivers, lakes and streams, and is also rich in fish resources. Deep-sea fishing is also a tourist attraction launched by the Danes. Many ports and fishing villages in Denmark can help tourists arrange fishing tours in the sea.

Traveling on foot in Denmark. Denmark has very beautiful natural scenery and unique scenery, as well as first-class beaches, clean sea water and vast space. Its long coastline also provides good natural conditions for hiking. There are many hiking routes in Denmark, including routes to the National Natural Park, routes to the Lake District, and of course routes along the coastline. Tourists can choose routes according to their preferences.

Equestrian sports in Denmark are very common and of a high level. There are many scenic racetracks along the country, as well as various racetracks that increase the difficulty of riding and driving. Icelandic horse breeds that were once used as mounts by the Vikings can also be found in Denmark. There are organizations and companies that provide horse-riding services across Denmark, and the prices they offer are also very reasonable.

Danes celebrate Shrves Festival Danish New Year: On January 1st, Danes celebrate the beginning of the new year along with people around the world. On New Year's Eve, Danes like to set off fireworks in front of their homes. Interestingly, the Danes call fireworks "China" because gunpowder is one of the four major inventions of China, and the technology of making fireworks was also passed to Denmark from China. On New Year's Eve, clusters of fireworks fly into the night sky, colorful, creating a strong festive atmosphere. Danish Confessions Day: End of February. It used to be the eve of the religious fast, but now it's a fun carnival for children to dress up. On this day, children dressed in colorful and bizarre costumes, such as top hats or Zorro eye masks, knocked on neighbors 'doors and asked for gifts. They also gathered together and took turns knocking on a large hanging barrel with baseball bats. When the barrel was broken, the candies and cakes inside rolled out, and the children happily shared them, and the lucky child who broke the barrel became the "king" or "queen" during the fasting period. Advent in Denmark: December every year is the preparation period for Christmas. After entering December, the streets and alleys of Denmark began to be decorated with lights and decorations, and Christmas trees were placed in window windows. Every Sunday, most Danes light candles and place a wreath of holly in front of their windows. At this time, Denmark was gradually filled with a strong festive atmosphere.

Shopping at the flea market on the pedestrian street in Copenhagen. Danish specialty products include ceramics, furniture, interior decorations, fashion, handmade tablecloths, etc., as well as audio products that reflect Danish design. You will also discover the charm of Danish fashion. In addition, you can find traditional embroidered tablecloths and handicraft materials here. Danish silver products, pottery, amber, home furnishings, stationery and handmade glassware are very popular and inexpensive. In addition, the value-added tax on shopping is 25%. For purchases up to 300 kroner in free stores, you can apply for a tax refund at customs.

Travel tips for the Port Town of Hitzhells 1. Outdoor attractions in Denmark are free, and museum-type attractions require payment, some of which will be open for free on a certain day of the week. Tourists in Copenhagen can choose the Copenhagen Card, which allows you to visit 70 museums and tourist attractions; take free public transportation in the Copenhagen capital region; enjoy discounts on car rental and restaurants, which can be purchased on the website or at the local airport, train station or Danish National Tourist Information Center and most hotels upon arrival.

2. Currency: Danish krona, which is about 1 Danish krona to RMB 1.3 yuan, which fluctuates up and down with the exchange rate of the euro to RMB. 3. Voltage: Dan standard voltage is 220- 250V, dual-phase round hole European standard plug. 4. Credit cards: Most supermarkets and shopping malls accept Visa, Master and other credit cards for settlement. 5. Medical care: If China citizens visiting Denmark for a short period of time need emergency treatment, they can be treated for free in the local hospital, but general treatment requires payment. Due to Denmark's high per capita income and relatively high prices of medical services and medicines, which can reach several times or more than 10 times the domestic level, it is recommended that travelers coming to Denmark apply for international travel medical insurance.

6. Safety: The increase in theft cases specifically targeting foreign tourists in Dan Airport, stations, tourist spots, restaurants and shopping centers is relatively obvious. No cases have been found specifically against China. However, since China tourists often carry large amounts of cash with them and have a low awareness of theft, they have become the main target of theft gangs. Please always pay attention to your luggage (especially when making phone calls and buying tickets), be vigilant about the conversation or "enthusiastic assistance" of some strangers, and try to reduce the amount of cash you carry with you. In the event of theft and robbery, please report the case to the nearest Dan Police Station in time.

7. Taboo: Danes like to use flowers as gifts to express their gratitude. Send white flowers at weddings and funerals, but avoid sending white flowers at other times. In some places in Denmark, people think it is auspicious to give their fiancee wooden mallet engraved with love poems, because the mallet can bring good luck and happiness. It takes several days for Danes to organize their marriage, but it is done in secret because public preparations will anger ghosts or arouse their jealousy.