Denmark

Between the Baltic and the North Sea is Denmark, the smallest of the Scandinavian countries. The country combines a well designed and friendly capital and a countryside full of medieval churches, renaissance castles and dolly villages dating back to the 18th century. Youthful and with a center almost entirely devoted to pedestrians and bicycles, Copenhagen is considered one of the most liberal and friendly cities in Europe. Do not miss a walk to the imposing Christiansborg Palace that houses the Danish Parliament. The most characteristic monument in the country, built in 1909, is the little Mermaid from the novel by Hans Christian Andersen. Based in Copenhagen, you will be able to explore the island of Zeeland and the renaissance castles of Hillerod and Elsinore. If the capital Copenhagen is famous for its modern architecture and design, the countryside is a myth: in the Roskilde fjords and the Vikingeskibsmuseet (Viking Museum) the story of the conquerors of the seas unfolds five times over. Far and unreal, the Faroe Islands are an archipelago of 18 green islands in the North Atlantic off the coast of Greenland. With more than 400 islands, picturesque villages, mythical castles and modern design temples, Denmark is a destination that will fascinate you.