The smallest of the Scandinavian countries, Denmark is a mix of youthful cities and rural countryside.
Ancient castles in Fyn, great night outs in Copenhagen, there is something for everyone in Denmark. A benchmark of civilisation, with progressive policies, a thorough commitment to free speech and a liberal social-welfare system:
The capital of Denmark has become a city boasting avant-garde design, art and architecture as well as chic new restaurants. Its old town is perfect for exploring by foot, and the city also boasts some of the best in contemporary design. Copenhagen is a great choice for a hip, laid-back and relatively undiscovered weekend break destination.
The island of Fyn, third largest island of Denmark, is just a one-and-a-half-hour drive from Copenhagen. Cross the Storebelt (Great Belt) bridge and you might think you had driven into a fairy tale. The haunted castles and the pastel-washed, cobbled villages make the island a popular weekend retreat.p>