Despite becoming an increasingly popular tourist destination, Denmark still manages to maintain its laid-back, relaxed vibe, a result of its high living standards and comfortable sense of identity. Even in the middle of Copenhagen the atmosphere is not so rushed and busy, and in the popular rock climbing locations you can often feel like you are the only one there, such is the peacefulness and beauty.
Country Code
+45
Language
Danish
Currency
Danish krone
Best time to visit
May-September, when the weather is warmest
How to get there
Flights to Copenhagen from all major international hubs
Weather
Very cold in Winter, with temperatures often dropping below 0. Pleasant in Summer, with temperatures averaging 15-20 degrees
Some of the rock climbing can be quite challenging, so being in decent shape before embarking on a rock climbing trip will help enhance your enjoyment of the activity. The island of Bornholm contains several unique cultural customs and traditions that are distinct from the rest of Denmark, so try to explore and understand these whilst there. Mainland Denmark contains many quaint and rustique villages and towns in its countryside, which are generally friendly and interesting to explore
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