Denmark Bird, Lighthouse + Winter pictures

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Copenhagen’s historic harbor precinct has been transformed into a quaint entertainment area full of restaurants and taverns.

A visit to the capital of Denmark is like taking a trip straight into a fairy tale. Copenhagen combines a fascinating heritage and history alongside stylish modern designs. Discover the charming town with its beautiful harbours, cycling culture and excellent public transport links and find out why Copenhagen is so highly praised for its quality of life.

Revel in the large royal parks, gardens, historical buildings and elegant shops of this fashionable part of Denmark\'s capital city. 

Explore this picturesque island in the Baltic Sea, which features ancient buildings, hills, forests, sunny beaches and an absorbing Viking history.

Admire the beaches, castles and churches of the towns and villages set in the gorgeous scenery of the southern half of Als island. 

Visit one of Europe’s oldest functioning astronomy observatory towers, which is now also a cultural center and a good vantage point to see Copenhagen from above.

Copenhagen’s historic harbor precinct has been transformed into a quaint entertainment area full of restaurants and taverns.

Breathe in the fresh country air of Midtjylland, visit intriguing natural landmarks and step back in time to the medieval era at this waterfront town.

Explore this picturesque island in the Baltic Sea, which features ancient buildings, hills, forests, sunny beaches and an absorbing Viking history.

Copenhagen’s historic harbor precinct has been transformed into a quaint entertainment area full of restaurants and taverns.

Founded by Vikings and fueled by creativity of its young population, Denmark’s second largest city is perfect for experiencing Jutland’s rich history and culture.

Rolling hills, thick woodlands, wild oak forests and impressive Viking monuments make this one of Denmark\'s most dramatic landscapes. 

The North Sea and Baltic Sea spectacularly meet at this headland of the Jutland Peninsula, Denmark’s northernmost point.

The North Sea and Baltic Sea spectacularly meet at this headland of the Jutland Peninsula, Denmark’s northernmost point.