Egeskov Castle was built in 1554 as a defense against the constant unrest in the country. Since then, it served as a residence for several noble families until it was converted into a museum in 1959, accessible to everyone.

The White Cliffs on the island of Møn are one of Denmark's most impressive landscapes. The limestone cliffs stretch for six kilometres along the coast and reach 120 metres above sea level at their highest point. The cliffs are covered in forests, where you can find rare plants, such as more than 20 species of orchids. If you go a little further from the coast, you can find the Liselund Nature Reserve, which is ideal for hiking and cycling.

This lighthouse on top of a 60-metre cliff on the North Sea coast was built in the late 19th century. Over time, strong winds and soil erosion created a huge sand dune around it. The sand swallowed up the trees and houses around the lighthouse, and eventually the entrance to the lighthouse itself. The last signal from Rubjerg Knud was given in 1968.

For almost a century, the Kingdom of Denmark has had a national symbol – the Little Mermaid. This literary character, once created by Hans Christian Andersen, has long been associated with this country. The sculpture is located in the port of the capital of Denmark. The author of this creation was Edward Eriksen, who made it according to the order of Carl Jacobsen

Along the entire length there are bars, cafes and taverns where you can have a snack after a long walk. The great writer of fairy tales, Hans Christian Andersen, lived in one of the houses on the embankment. The banks are “propped up” by numerous yachts, some of which seem to be from the past. In February 1875, a pedestrian bridge (made of wood) was opened across the canal, and the current one appeared in 1912. It offers a wonderful view of the area, so a typical photo of Nyhavn is taken from here.

It is one of the oldest objects of its kind in the world, as well as the most popular "island of fun" in all of Scandinavia. By European standards, the park ranks third - only Disneyland in France and Europa-Park in Germany are ahead of it. Today, there are about 30 attractions on the territory. Among them, for example, a roller coaster, on which you can ride at a speed of 80 kilometers per hour (the length of the road is 560 meters). Every week, various events are held in the park.

The Danish Legoland is the first and largest among its brothers and this is not surprising, because this is the birthplace of Lego! Just imagine, 46,000,000 cubes were used in the construction! There is an amazing place that not only children but also their parents want to visit in the city of Billund. In addition to eight thematic zones, the park has opened for visitors the largest store of this brand of construction sets, as well as children's clothing.

The Danish castle of Kronborg, located near the town of Elsinore, has long been an object of military and strategic importance for the country. The fortress has changed owners many times, it was either a royal residence or the location of the Elsinore military garrison. The interior decoration consists of various details of the Renaissance era combined with Baroque. It is worth seeing the royal apartments, the main hall and the prison.

The castle is now the former residence of the king, where even today receptions of state importance are often held. During its existence, the palace underwent several changes (it was rebuilt several times). Initially, Christiansborg was built in the Baroque style, then, after the first fire, in strict French classicism. What we see today is neo-Baroque