Every Tripstou guide to Denmark, organised the way a trip is planned. Start with the Denmark travel guide, then open the Copenhagen city guide and the pages beneath it: things to do, where to stay, a three-day itinerary, day trips, food, transport, Copenhagen in winter and Tivoli Gardens. Aarhus has its own things-to-do guide, and country pages cover the best places to visit, trip costs, visa requirements and the VAT refund. Below, every Denmark article on the site, newest first.
Denmark travel guideTravel to Denmark: How to Plan Your First TripPlanning Denmark? The country guide sets the route: Copenhagen as the base, then Aarhus or a day trip out of the capital.
Best places to visit in Denmark beyond Copenhagen: which earn a night, which work as day trips, and the one direction to add for your trip length.
Best Places to Visit in Denmark: Which Deserve a Night Read Post »
Which day trip from Copenhagen to pick: Kronborg and Louisiana on one train line, Roskilde for Vikings, Malmö for Sweden, Møns Klint by car.
Day Trips from Copenhagen: Which to Pick and How Far by Train Read Post »
Copenhagen itinerary for 3 days: royal centre, Christianshavn, then Kronborg or a city day, plus which day to move for Monday closures and Tivoli gaps.
Copenhagen Itinerary: 3 Days from the Royal Centre to the Coast Read Post »
Where to stay in Copenhagen: Indre By for a first visit, Vesterbro for value and food, plus which area suits families, budgets and quiet couples.
Where to Stay in Copenhagen: Which Area Fits Your Trip Read Post »
Denmark trip cost per person per day in kroner: around DKK 700 on a budget, 1,800 mid-range or 4,500 high-end, plus food, train and week totals.
Denmark Trip Cost: What a Day Really Costs in Kroner Read Post »
VAT refund in Denmark for non-EU visitors: the DKK 300 one-shop rule, the customs stamp where you leave the EU, and why 10–19% comes back, not 25%.
Denmark VAT Refund: How Much You Get Back and How to Claim It Read Post »
Who enters Denmark visa-free for 90 days in 180, the passport rules every visitor meets, and how visa-required nationals apply, with the official fee and processing time.
Denmark Visa Requirements: Who Needs One and How to Apply Read Post »
Things to do in Copenhagen for a first visit: the royal sights worth a ticket, the free harbour and neighbourhood picks, and what to keep short.
Things to Do in Copenhagen: What Is Worth Your Time Read Post »
Smørrebrød at lunch, a pølsevogn hot dog on the street, a bakery pastry and one Danish dinner classic: what to eat in Copenhagen and when.
Copenhagen Food: What to Eat and When Danes Eat It Read Post »
Start with the Denmark travel guide, then open the Copenhagen guide for the capital. The best-places page looks beyond Copenhagen, and the trip-cost page sets the budget before you book.
Copenhagen has its own city guide with things to do, where to stay, a three-day itinerary, day trips, food, transport, a winter guide and a Tivoli Gardens guide beneath it. Aarhus has a things-to-do page. Country-level pages cover the best places to visit, trip costs, visa requirements and the VAT refund.
Yes. The best-places page looks at the rest of the country, Aarhus has its own things-to-do page, and the Copenhagen day-trips page compares the trips out of the capital.
