Stevns Klint, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is a magnificent 15-kilometer-long chalk cliff located on the eastern coast of the Danish island of Zealand. This stunning natural landmark is not just a geological wonder but also a site of immense scientific importance,...
The history of Denmark stretches back to the final retreat of the massive glaciers around 10,000 BCE, when nomadic hunters first migrated into the lands we now know as the Danish archipelago. As the climate warmed and the land stabilised, a new life took hold,...
Copenhagen left a truly lasting impression on us. What began as a Viking fishing village in the 10th century, Copenhagen grew into the capital of Denmark in the 15th century, eventually becoming the powerful trading and cultural hub it is today. We could feel this...
We recently had dinner at Semo Take Away Pizzeria, which is the new name for the old Osteria Lamuri. It’s located on Reffen – Copenhagen Street Food square. Reffen is a huge, open-air street food market on a former industrial site, offering a wide variety...
We really liked the town of Laholm, even though there wasn’t a lot there. As it happens, the motorhome parking was full when we arrived, so we ended up staying in the small, free parking lot not far from Lagaholm castle, just on the other side of the river....
