The 18 places the travel guides we read name most, what they say about each, and fares from your city.
From the 7 guides that rank for "best places to visit in denmark"
Named by 4 of 73. OdenseOdense is the hometown of author H.C. Andersen.It works as a day trip from Copenhagen or a stop on the way to Jutland.
Named by 3 of 75. RoskildeRoskilde Festival is the largest music and arts festival in Northern Europe.The Viking Ship Museum in Roskilde had about 179,000 visitors in 2023.
Named by 3 of 76. Helsingør (Kronborg)Kronborg castle is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, known as Elsinore in Hamlet.It dates to the 16th century.
Named by 2 of 77. SkagenSkagen is one of the smaller towns the guide lists for charming streets and sandy beaches.
Named by 2 of 78. BillundThe original Legoland is in Billund and is the third most visited attraction in Denmark.
9. RibeRibe is called the oldest town in Scandinavia.It has half-timbered 16th-century houses and the country's oldest cathedral.
10. FaaborgFaaborg is a small town on Funen with colorful half-timbered houses.
11. FurFur is on the UNESCO tentative list for its moler clay, about 55 million years old.
12. MariagerMariager is a small town known as The City of Roses, with a fjord and cobbled old town.
13. BlåvandBlåvand has calm, shallow water for the North Sea, which suits families.
14. Wadden SeaAt low tide you can drive or ride tractor-buses to offshore islands and watch seals.
15. Råbjerg MileIt is the largest moving dune in Northern Europe.
16. KlitmøllerKlitmøller is nicknamed Cold Hawaii and is known for surfing.
17. Mønsted KalkgruberThe limestone mine has underground paths stretching 60 km.
18. Faroe IslandsThe Faroe Islands are an autonomous territory within the Kingdom of Denmark.Best time to visit Faroe IslandsPick a place for live fares. Watch them and we alert you when they drop.
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Travel guides most often name May to June and September as the best time to visit Denmark.