Some of the most memorable places we visited in Denmark were not famous towns or dramatic coastlines, but landscapes where nature still dominates everything. Lille Vildmose was one of those places. Covering more than 7,500 hectares, it is the largest protected raised...
Few landscapes in Europe leave such a lasting impression as the fjords. Towering cliffs rise almost vertically from deep water, waterfalls plunge from hanging valleys and small villages appear wherever a narrow strip of level ground allows people to build a...
Hjørring was one of the places where we paused during our journey to experience everyday life in northern Denmark rather than simply passing through. Unlike the fishing villages and coastal towns that dominated much of our route, Hjørring offered a different...
Lønstrup was one of the places that best showed us the powerful relationship between Denmark and the North Sea. Unlike the wide beaches where vehicles can reach the water, here the coast feels more fragile and dramatic: cliffs, dunes and the constant movement of the...
Løkken was one of the places where we experienced one of Denmark’s most distinctive coastal traditions: driving directly onto the beach. After travelling through fjords, forests and quiet countryside, arriving at this enormous stretch of sand felt like...
