Denmark-6-day-itinerary

Denmark 6-Day Itinerary

Day 1: Arrival in Copenhagen

  • Arrival: Arrive at Copenhagen Airport (CPH)
  • Visa Requirements: Check if you need a visa to enter Denmark. Citizens of certain countries can enter without a visa.
  • Getting Around: Purchase a Rejsekort (Travel Card) for convenient travel on public transportation
  • Accommodation: Check-in to your hotel in the city center

Places to Visit:

  • Tivoli Gardens: One of the oldest amusement parks in the world, located in the heart of Copenhagen
  • The Little Mermaid: Iconic bronze statue inspired by Hans Christian Andersen’s fairy tale

Day 2: Explore Copenhagen

  • Breakfast: Try traditional Danish pastries at a local bakery
  • Places to Visit:
    • Nyhavn Harbor: Colorful waterfront district with historic houses and boats
    • Amalienborg Palace: Official winter residence of the Danish royal family, watch the changing of the guard ceremony
    • National Museum of Denmark: Learn about Denmark’s history and culture
  • Lunch: Enjoy a traditional Danish open-faced sandwich (smørrebrød) at a local restaurant

Day 3: Hillerød and Kronborg Castles

  • Day Trip: Visit the stunning Hillerød Castle, also known as Frederiksborg Palace, and explore its beautiful gardens
  • Kronborg Castle: Visit the castle that inspired Shakespeare’s Hamlet, located in Helsingør (Elsinore)
  • Return to Copenhagen for dinner and relaxation

Day 4: Aarhus and Moesgaard Beach

  • Travel to Aarhus: Denmark’s second-largest city, known for its vibrant cultural scene
  • Places to Visit:
    • ARoS Aarhus Art Museum: Modern art museum with a stunning rooftop view
    • Moesgaard Beach: Beautiful sandy beach with scenic views
  • Overnight in Aarhus

Day 5: Legoland and Silkeborg

  • Day Trip: Visit the original Legoland theme park, featuring rides and attractions made from LEGO bricks
  • Silkeborg: Explore this charming town’s historic center and picturesque lake
  • Return to Copenhagen for dinner and relaxation

Day 6: Departure

  • Breakfast: Enjoy a farewell breakfast at a local café
  • Departure: Head back to the airport for your return journey

Transportation:

  • Public Transportation: Use your Rejsekort (Travel Card) for convenient travel on buses, trains, and metro lines
  • Taxi: Available but more expensive than public transportation

Tips and Essentials:

  • Language: Danish is the official language, but most Danes speak excellent English
  • Currency: Danish Kroner (DKK), credit cards widely accepted
  • Weather: Denmark’s climate can be unpredictable; pack layers for your trip
  • Safety: Denmark is a safe country, but take normal precautions to protect yourself and your belongings

Budgeting:

  • Accommodation: Expect to pay around 800-1,200 DKK ( approx. $120-$180 USD) per night for a budget-friendly hotel
  • Food: Meal prices vary from 100-300 DKK ($15-$45 USD) for a casual meal; try traditional Danish cuisine at local eateries
  • Attractions: Most attractions cost around 50-150 DKK ($7-$22 USD) per person

This itinerary provides a mix of city exploration, cultural experiences, and scenic day trips. Feel free to adjust it based on your interests and preferences!