Denmark
Known as one of the happiest places in the world, Denmark offers a great amount of historical value as well as aesthetic appeal in its colorful architecture.
Due to the lack of mountains and uphill terrain, biking is the preferred method of transport and may be a great way for you to see all the sites!
Here you will find information and pictures from the following locations:
AALBORG
This is one of the oldest towns in Denmark, dating back to A.D. 1000.
It is home to impressive architecture, many museums, galleries and street art.
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COPENHAGEN
A clean, colorful and happy city with many shops, restaurants and gardens to explore.
Many sights can be seen along the riverboat tour, exploring the Tivoli Gardens, or visiting the replica of the "Little Mermaid" statue, one of the most photographed sculptures in the world.
GETTING THERE:
Fly directly into Copenhagen (CPH).
PLACES TO STAY:
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GETTING AROUND:
By train, car, or bus.
You may also choose to rent a bicycle upon arrival in the city as this is a popular method of transportation.
THINGS TO DO:
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TORSHAVN, FAROE ISLANDS
The Faroe Islands are located halfway between Scotland and Iceland in the Atlantic Ocean.
They are an archipelago with hundreds of islets, skerries and rugged and rocky cliffs.
Torshavn is one of the smallest capitals in the world and offers insight into the interesting Nordic ways of life.
GETTING THERE:
Fly directly into the Faroe Islands (FAE).
PLACES TO STAY:
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GETTING AROUND:
The best way to get around the Faroe Islands is with local car hire or bus.
THINGS TO DO: