Journey Through Denmark’s Fascinating History , Royal Palaces and Fairytales .From Rennaisance castles to ancient Villages and Viking Ruins .Dive into Denmark’s long & fascinating history Journey into a world of fairytales & Hans Christian Anderson, grand royal palaces & medieval old towns, and walk in the foot prints of Vikings.
A land of royal palaces and fairytales, Denmark’s history stems from the Viking era. Today, renaissance castles and 18th century villages sit side-by-side with Neolithic remains and Viking ruins. This tour takes you on a journey through Denmark’s fascinating history, and to cosy Copenhagen - a small city with a big heart, bursting with beautiful building sand relaxing green spaces.
Denmark is full of historical treasures waiting to be discovered. From Copenhagen’s old town and grand royal palaces, to Aarhus’s 16thcentury Old Town museum, and Ribe - the oldest town in Scandinavia, Denmark’s history is rich and diverse.
Vikings, fortresses, castles, palaces, and cathedrals
Learn all about Denmark’s history in one hour – take the ‘History of Denmark in 60 minutes’ do-it-yourself tour at Copenhagen’s Nationalmuseet.
Climb to the top of the tower at Aarhus Cathedral, built in 1201, for a bird’s-eye view of the rooftops and streets of the city.
Immerse yourself in Viking history at the Ribe Viking centre, an outdoor museum full of fascinating facts on Viking living.
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Places covered
7 Days
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| € 1,500 | (Prices are in Euros and exclude international flights) |
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All rates mentioned are an approximate price per person on a twin-sharing basis, and are based on a minimum of 2-5 adults travelling together. Rates are subject to change based on the number of passengers and the time of year. (Flights, visas, travel insurance, lunches & dinners, personal expenses not included. There may be some itinerary activities not included also – please ask). Inclusions : - Traditional ,Boutique or Heritage accommodation where possible or Quality accommodation (on a twin-sharing basis) in centrally located 4*Hotels . -Meals – breakfast in all destinations - Internal Travel by rail - ferries - coach as applicable -Guided sightseeing excursions as per the itinerary as applicable -First arrival and last departure transfers -Entrance and excursion costs as indicated Most Holidays are based on Independent Travel . Holidays could be Customised to your requirements and you could choose to upgrade to Selfdrive or Exclusively Private basis . |
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Spring in Denmark usually brings bright sunlight and cloudless skies
The best time to visit Denmark is during the summer months of June, July and August, when the climate is warm and the blossoming landscape at its prettiest, and when travel season is in full swing .
Autumn can also be a good time to visit, with the falling leaves providing a gorgeous golden show – though bear in mind that the coastal waters can get chilly as early as September, and that most sights and attractions maintain reduced hours outside of high season, from mid-September onwards.
Denmark’s winters are decidedly less severe than those of its northerly Scandinavian neighbours.
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