Denmark Itinerary

Denmark Itinerary for a Short Visit (5 Days)

What do you do if you want to plan a short vacation to Denmark? No problem. Use this 5-day itinerary for Denmark to have a fun getaway anyway.

• Day 1: Spend a Day Exploring Copenhagen

  On your first day in Denmark, visit iconic landmarks like the Little Mermaid statue and the Round Tower. Relax at Rosenborg Palace and the royal King's Garden.

• Day 2: Another Day in Copenhagen

  Explore Tivoli Gardens, one of the oldest theme parks in the world. Take a canal boat tour to see the city differently. Visit the Strøget area for shopping or explore the Copenhagen Zoo.
  
  

• Day 3: A Visit to the Fairytale Town

  On day 3, travel to Odense. Walk around the city to see fairytale sculptures like Thumbelina and the colourful houses. Visit the house of Hans Christian Andersen (author of several legendary fairytales). You can also visit Odense Zoo and Nonnebakken, the ring fortress.

• Day 4: The Magic of Aarhus

  Travel to Aarhus from Odense. Visit the ARoS Aarhus Art Museum to see the beautiful rainbow panorama on its top. Later that day, you can visit the Tivoli Friheden theme park or the Mosegaard Museum.

• Day 5: Back to Copenhagen

  Your short trip to Germany ends on the fifth day. Head back to Copenhagen to catch your flight. If you have spare time, visit the Experimentarium Science Centre, the perfect end for every Denmark family trip itinerary.

In-depth Denmark Itinerary (9 Days)

If you have 8-10 days in hand, you can plan a long itinerary for Denmark that covers all major places along with the local highlights and experiences.

• Day 1: A Glimpse of Copenhagen

  Join a guided tour to see the best attractions of the city. You will see the Little Mermaid statue, Den Bla Planet aquarium, Amalienborg Palace, and Christianborg Palace.

• Day 2: Take a Closer Look at the City

  Explore the colourful Nyavhan area, see the iconic theme park Tivoli Gardens, and visit famous museums in the city, like the Designmuseum, Denmark's National Museum, and the Museum of Illusions.

• Day 3: Visiting the Castle That Inspired Shakespeare

  Go to Helsingør to see Kronborg Castle, which inspired Shakespeare to write his iconic play Hamlet. Thereafter, tour the Helsingør Harbour and visit Kronborg Beach.

• Day 4: A Visit to Roskilde

  Roskilde is located by a picture-perfect fjord. Here, you can see the Viking Ship Museum and the Roskilde Cathedral. If you have time, plan a trip to the Skjoldungernes Land National Park.

• Day 5: Living in a Fairytale in Odense

  On day 5, visit Odense, the fairytale town. Visit Hans Christian Andersen's house and museum. See Odense Cathedral and explore the city's colourful architecture and fairytale sculptures. Ride a bike around the lush green Fruens Bøge forest.

• Day 6: A Day of Historical Exploration

  If you enjoy learning about history, visit Funen Village, a popular open-air museum. Then, take a trip to Egeskov Castle. See the beautiful wetland park Munke Mose, along with the Viking Museum in Ladby.

• Day 7: Explore Aarhus

  Visit Aarhus on the seventh day to spend time by the coast at a beach. See its iconic harbour, Marselisborg Castle, and the Infinite Bridge. Taste local food at Aarhus Street Food Market.

• Day 8: Your Aarhus Visit Continues

  The last day is for museum visits. Explore the ARoS Aarhus Art Museum and Aarhus City Hall. Walk around Møllestien, a picture-perfect street, to click some pictures.

• Day 9: Back to India

  Head back to Copenhagen for your flight back to India.

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Denmark Itinerary - FAQs

• Q: How many days do you need in Denmark?

  Ans: A 5-to-8-day trip to Denmark includes visits to Copenhagen, Aarhus, Odense, and some scenic coastal areas.

• Q: What is the best time to travel to Denmark?

  Ans: The months of July and August are perfect for planning your Denmark trip.

• Q: Where to go in Denmark?

  Ans: When in Denmark, visit Copenhagen, Aarhus, Odense, and Skagen to experience the country's best travel destinations.

• Q: What is Denmark most famous for?

  Ans: Denmark is famous for its hygge philosophy (cosiness and comfort), the fairytale town of Odense, the Little Mermaid statue, and innovative architecture.

• Q: What is the prettiest place in Denmark?

  Ans: Denmark is home to several beautiful places like Odense, Aarhus, and Roskilde.