On our final day in Copenhagen we took a 50-minute train ride to Kronborg Castle in Helsingør - or Elsinore in Shakespeare's Hamlet - and visit the impressive UNESCO World Heritage…

We spent three days exploring the Danish capital, Copenhagen. Day 1 We embarked on the ferry headed to Svendborg from Ærøskøbing (approx. 75 minutes). There are several ferries serving the island…

  Finally back on the saddle, we pedalled for another impressive (for our standards!) 50-60 km around the island of Ærø. We had rented our cruiser bikes from a family-run kiosk…

  Just before leaving the Jutland peninsula we drove down south along the western coast to admire the retracting tide still covering the street that links the mainland to the island…

A rainy day made it impossible to do any sort of outdoors activity. We therefore relied on our rental car and first drove to Ribe. Here we visited Ribe Kunstmuseum (national…

We left HvideSande and drove south-east towards Billund, the home of LEGO. It is located some 30km far from Jelling, a town of historical importance for Denmark as it was the…

After the epic pedalling marathon the previous day, we had to take it easy. If you have the energy you could potentially embark on another cycling day up north and surf…

We drove two hours from Alken to Hvide Sande, on Jutland's Western coast. If you like surfing, we would recommend moving up North to Klitmøller, which is also known as “Cold…

Silkeborg is a short drive away from Alken. Once we parked the car (there are a few parking spots in the small city) we headed to the river. Here we rented…

Aarhus is located on the eastern coast of the Jutland peninsula. The second-largest city in the country after Copenhagen, Aarhus surprised us as it wasn’t as dull and boring as we…