Visit Denmark

My first visit in Denmark, Copenhagen to be more precise was on a cursed day – Friday the 13th – that turned out to be the luckiest day of my life, a day when I not only saw this beautiful country for the first time, but also met my true love… – who happens to be Danish. ;)

Ahhhh Copenhagen; the weather that changes constantly, the people drinking beer and having fun everywhere, the high cost of everything is totally worth it. :) ...and the famous Tivoli amusement park that left me with some memories of utter fun mixed with horrific fear (since I am afraid of heights and I went on the Golden Tower and the other tower too.)

Its not been so long since my first/last visit there and I already miss Denmark and especially what makes that country so beautiful. What, you think? You guessed right; the love of my life is waiting for me there. :)

I did finally get to Europe this year for work but I went to Switzerland instead. Almost had a trip when I has there for work to head to Sweden and Denmark. Maybe next time!

Well, just to see if they have anything interesting out there…
does they?
:P

Noted as one of the top 3 Happiest Place on Earth, I am beyond curious; I am driven to see what it is that makes Denmark such a happy place.

I would like to visit Denmark this year.

i went to denmark! it was pretty great! i enjoyed my time and had a good time learning things..

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i’m going to denmark in november with my best friend to visit her boyfriend! should be a blast… except for the fact that there is no redbull there! sadly…..

I live in Denmark, and i can only say, that I feel lucky. When you see the horror around the world, you really worship Denmark. Things is also happening here, but you feel safe.
Try and come visit! It’s really fiiine xD

- And we have a really good sense of humor ;P

My mom is Danish, so I’ve been there about 10 times to visit my grandparents. They live close to Vejle, in a small town called Daugård. The countryside is amazing. One of the most beautiful places I’ve ever seen, in my opinion. The culture is also really cool. I really want to learn how to speak Danish completely so I could go back and visit there for an extended period of time and not have to speak English.

The picture is one I took while bicycling near where my Mormor lives… incredibly beautiful

Spent 3 months there about 20 years ago. Fantastic. People are great. Countryside is gorgeous and varied. I’d suggest getting out of Copenhagen and making it over to Jutland, where there is a lot of beautiful land and small towns of interest. Great concert hall in Fredricia.