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Want to spend 1, 2 or 3 weeks? Either way, plan your road trip to Denmark here!

Cultural Riches and Natural Wonders: A Danish Round Trip

Last revision: 2025-03-23
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Hello and welcome to my website. My name is Thorsten. I'm a software engineer living in Germany and I love to travel. So I created a site for anyone starting to plan a trip.
What this site is about

✔ Planning a self organised trip with a rental car or your own car? Perfect, this site is for people who want to stay in several places and not just lie on the beach for a week, but explore cities, culture, and nature.

✔ This site is designed to help you plan how many nights you want to spend in each location for your 1, 2 or 3 week holiday, what you can do in each place and what sights you should not miss.

✔ Armed with this plan, you can then go to your favourite site (or use the affiliate links provided here) and book your accommodation, car hire and flights. Certainly a lot cheaper and with much more freedom and choice than travelling in a group.

✔ You can find the most important starting information for a trip to Denmark on the overview page.

Explore Denmark: From Vikings to Vibrant Cities

Denmark is a country that effortlessly combines historical depth with contemporary flair, making it a must-visit for anyone seeking a diverse travel experience. The enchanting city of Copenhagen, with its iconic Little Mermaid statue, Tivoli Gardens, and the colorful Nyhavn harbor, is an absolute must-see. For a unique beach experience, head to Skagen, where the Baltic and North Seas meet, or explore the cultural richness of Odense, the birthplace of Hans Christian Andersen.
Nature  Denmark's natural landscapes offer serene beauty, from the rolling hills of Funen to the rugged cliffs of Bornholm. The country's extensive coastline and numerous islands provide a peaceful retreat and an opportunity to connect with nature.
Leisure  Denmark's beaches, especially along the North Sea coast and the islands of Zealand and Funen, are perfect for sunbathing, water sports, and lively beach bars. Cities like Copenhagen and Aarhus come alive at night, offering everything from cozy pubs to high-energy nightclubs.
Cities  Copenhagen, the capital, is a hub of design and gastronomy, offering a blend of historic charm and modern innovation. Aarhus, known as the City of Smiles, is another gem, with its mix of youthful energy, vibrant cultural scene, and the immersive ARoS Art Museum.
Culture  Denmark's rich cultural tapestry is woven with history, from the fairy tales of Hans Christian Andersen to the groundbreaking architecture. It boasts several UNESCO World Heritage sites, including the Jelling Mounds, Runic Stones, and Church, the Roskilde Cathedral, and Kronborg Castle, each telling a unique story of Denmark's heritage.
Food & Drinks  Danish cuisine, with its emphasis on simplicity, quality, and flavors, offers an unforgettable culinary experience. Don't miss trying smørrebrød, the traditional Danish open sandwich, and pairing it with a local craft beer or a snaps, a Danish spirit.

Stay at several stations or just one?

This site is all about planning a road trip with multiple overnight stops. And this is why it's a good idea: Exploring Denmark through multiple overnight stops allows you to fully immerse in its diverse landscapes and cultural offerings, from the vibrant streets of Copenhagen to the serene beaches of Bornholm. With sights spread across the country, such as the majestic cliffs of Møns Klint in the southeast to the ancient Viking ruins in Jelling in the west, you're looking at distances exceeding 300 kilometers. This approach not only enriches your experience by embracing the unique evening atmospheres of different locales but also minimizes daily travel time, making your journey through Denmark both efficient and deeply memorable.

In 6 steps to your personal round trip plan

In the following 6 sections you have the opportunity to plan your road trip and customise it to your wishes. On the map you always have the route in view and can see which stops you have currently selected.

1. Choose the number of weeks for your trip

2. Set the switches according to your interests

Please note that many overnight stops cover several interests and the stations are selected from a pre-compiled list. So the route may change only slightly.

3. Get an overview of the top attractions

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By displaying the sights in the map, you can recognise where it is worth staying overnight. Click on a pin on the map to see the description of the sight.

4. Fine-tune your overnight stations

5. Adapt the number of nights

Station Suggested num of nights Adapt to your needs
Number of nights in total:

6. Choose the start date of your journey

Your personal road trip at a glance

Station Arrival Departure
Station Driving -time Distance Distance

Detailed overview of all your selected overnight stops and their sights

Copenhagen: Discover the Little Mermaid, Nyhavn, and Smørrebrød

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  • Want more details about Copenhagen? Here you can find all the information you need for a great stay in Copenhagen.
  • Exploring the historic charm of Nyhavn with its colorful facades and old sailboats is like stepping into a vibrant postcard. For art enthusiasts, a visit to the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art offers an immersive experience with its stunning collection and scenic seaside views. Cycling around the city provides a unique perspective, allowing you to soak in the lively atmosphere and architectural wonders at your own pace. Don't miss the chance to wander through Tivoli Gardens, where the blend of amusement rides, blooming flowers, and twinkling lights creates an enchanting atmosphere.
CULTURAL-SIGHTS
  • Nyhavn Historic 17th-century waterfront, canal, and entertainment district. It is renowned for its brightly colored townhouses, bars, cafes, and boats. A perfect place to experience the vibrant city life and history.
    Distance in km: 1.48
  • Copenhagen's old town The historic center of Copenhagen, featuring narrow streets, ancient buildings, squares, and the medieval city atmosphere. It's a must-visit for anyone wanting to experience the city's history up close.
    Distance in km: 0
NATURE-SIGHTS
  • Frederiksberg Gardens A large, romantic landscaped garden with winding paths, lakes, and a variety of trees. The garden also houses Frederiksberg Palace and provides a picturesque setting for a leisurely walk.
    Distance in km: 2.69

Skagen: Explore Historic Lighthouses and Quaint Fishermen's Cottages

  • Want more details about Skagen? Here you can find all the information you need for a great stay in Skagen.
  • Exploring the quaint streets of Skagen, you'll find yourself mesmerized by the unique yellow houses with red tile roofs, a signature of this charming town. A visit to the Grenen beach, where the Baltic and North Seas meet, offers a natural spectacle you won't forget, with the opportunity to literally stand with one foot in each sea. Art enthusiasts will revel in the Skagens Museum, which showcases the luminous works of the Skagen Painters, artists who were captivated by the area's extraordinary light. Don't miss a leisurely walk to the historic Skagen Lighthouse, where the panoramic views at sunset are nothing short of breathtaking.
CULTURAL-SIGHTS
  • Skagens Museum Home to the works of the famous Skagen Painters who were inspired by the area's natural beauty and light. The museum showcases the largest collection of their paintings, offering insight into Denmark's art history.
    Distance in km: 1.05
  • Drachmann's House Formerly the home of the famous Danish poet and painter Holger Drachmann, this museum is dedicated to his life and work. It provides a personal insight into the Skagen artistic community of the late 19th century.
    Distance in km: 0.69
  • Skagen's Old Town The charming old town area of Skagen is filled with traditional yellow houses, hollyhocks, and cobbled streets. It offers a glimpse into the historic fishing village it once was, with well-preserved buildings and a cozy atmosphere.
    Distance in km: 0
  • The Skagen Lighthouse An iconic landmark of the area, the lighthouse offers panoramic views of the surrounding landscape and sea. Climbing it is a must-do for the breathtaking vistas and photo opportunities.
    Distance in km: 3.26
NATURE-SIGHTS
  • Tilsandede Kirke Also known as the Sand-Covered Church, this site is already mentioned above as a unique testament to the forces of nature against human-built structures.
    Distance in km: 2.12

Aarhus: Dive into Danish Culture at ARoS Art Museum

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Photo: Anosmoman, Montage of Aarhus - view from city hall, city hall by night, isbjerget, park alle, CC BY 3.0
  • Want more details about Aarhus? Here you can find all the information you need for a great stay in Aarhus.
  • Wander through the cobblestone streets of the Latin Quarter, where you'll find a blend of boutique shops, cozy cafes, and vibrant art galleries that capture the city's artistic soul. Step into the past at Den Gamle By, an open-air museum that transports you into historical Danish life with its perfectly preserved buildings and costumed interpreters. Marvel at the rainbow panorama atop the ARoS Aarhus Art Museum, offering a 360-degree view of the city through colored glass. Lastly, embrace the tranquility of the Botanical Gardens, a lush oasis perfect for a leisurely stroll or a peaceful picnic.
CULTURAL-SIGHTS
  • Aros Aarhus Kunstmuseum This is Aarhus' main art museum and one of the largest in Northern Europe. Tourists must not miss the iconic Rainbow Panorama on the roof, offering a 360-degree view of the city through colored glass.
    Distance in km: 1.04
  • Aarhus Cathedral This is the longest and tallest church in Denmark, located in the heart of the city. The cathedral dates back to the 12th century and is famous for its impressive frescoes and altarpiece.
    Distance in km: 0.8
NATURE-SIGHTS
  • Moesgaard Museum Situated in the beautiful natural surroundings south of Aarhus, this museum is dedicated to archaeology and ethnography. It's a must-visit for its innovative and interactive exhibitions, as well as for the stunning architecture of the building itself.
    Distance in km: 8.35
  • Botanical Garden Located close to the Old Town, the Botanical Garden is a green oasis in the city. It features a variety of plant species, greenhouses, and beautiful landscapes. It's a perfect place for relaxation and learning about botany.
    Distance in km: 0.73
  • Marselisborg Deer Park Just south of Aarhus, this park offers a chance to see Danish wildlife up close, including deer and wild boar. The surrounding forest and beach make it a great spot for nature lovers.
    Distance in km: 4.58

Møns Klint: Discover Denmark's Breathtaking White Cliffs

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  • Want more details about Møns Klint? Here you can find all the information you need for a great stay in Møns Klint.
  • Embark on a breathtaking journey along the chalk cliffs, where the views of the Baltic Sea can leave you speechless, offering a perfect backdrop for avid photographers and nature lovers alike. Explore the ancient forest that hugs the cliffs, revealing hidden paths and a rich biodiversity that feels like stepping into a fairy tale. Delve into the GeoCenter Møns Klint, where interactive exhibits bring the geological wonders and the history of this unique landscape to life, making it a must-visit for curious minds of all ages. Lastly, don't miss the chance to kayak in the waters below the cliffs, where the perspective of the towering cliffs from sea level adds an exhilarating touch to the adventure.
CULTURAL-SIGHTS
  • Klintholm Gods A large estate that includes a manor house, farm buildings, and a harbor. The estate offers a unique insight into the agricultural heritage of the region, and its harbor is a charming place to visit, with restaurants and shops.
    Distance in km: 3.42
  • Stege The largest town on Møn, known for its well-preserved medieval town center. Walking through the old town, visitors can see historic buildings, the remains of the ancient city walls, and the Mill Stream with its old mills. It's a cultural and historical journey into Denmark's past.
    Distance in km: 17.08
  • Fanefjord Church This church is famous for its frescoes dating back to the 13th century. Located in a serene setting, it offers a spiritual and historical insight into the region's past.
    Distance in km: 26.54
NATURE-SIGHTS
  • Liselund Old Castle An 18th-century romantic style manor house surrounded by a picturesque garden. The estate is located near Møns Klint and offers a glimpse into the lifestyle of the Danish elite in the past. The gardens and the romantic architecture of the castle make it a must-visit.
    Distance in km: 4.07
  • Nyord A small island near Møn known for its idyllic landscapes, rich bird life, and the quaint village with well-preserved houses from the 18th and 19th centuries. It's a peaceful retreat into nature and history.
    Distance in km: 24.99
  • Jungshoved Præstegård An old parsonage with a beautiful garden and a history that dates back several centuries. It's a cultural heritage site that offers a glimpse into the Danish rural way of life over the ages.
    Distance in km: 29.44

Odense: Explore the Birthplace of Hans Christian Andersen

  • Want more details about Odense? Here you can find all the information you need for a great stay in Odense.
  • Exploring the charming streets of Odense, you can immerse yourself in the world of Hans Christian Andersen by visiting his childhood home, now a museum dedicated to his life and stories. Take a leisurely stroll through the lush, green spaces of the Funen Village, where you'll step back in time to experience Danish village life in the 18th century. For art enthusiasts, the Brandts Museum offers a feast for the eyes with its contemporary art exhibitions. And don't miss out on the chance to kayak down the Odense River, offering a unique perspective of the city's scenic beauty.
CULTURAL-SIGHTS
  • The Hans Christian Andersen Museum Dedicated to the famous Danish fairy-tale writer, this museum offers a deep dive into the life and works of Hans Christian Andersen. It's a must-visit for literature enthusiasts and those interested in the cultural heritage of Denmark.
    Distance in km: 0.96
  • Odense Cathedral (Saint Canute's Cathedral) A stunning example of Gothic architecture, the cathedral is the final resting place of King Canute the Holy and his brother. Its rich history and beautiful interior make it a key cultural landmark in Odense.
    Distance in km: 1.27
  • Brandts - Museum of Art & Visual Culture This museum is a hub for art and visual culture, showcasing both Danish and international contemporary art. It's housed in a former textile factory, blending industrial history with modern creativity.
    Distance in km: 1.62
  • Odense Old Town Walking through the old town of Odense is like stepping back in time. With its well-preserved historical buildings, charming streets, and vibrant atmosphere, it provides a picturesque glimpse into Danish urban life through the ages.
    Distance in km: 0
NATURE-SIGHTS
  • Odense Zoo Ranked as one of Denmark's top zoos, Odense Zoo offers a chance to see a wide range of animals from different continents. It is committed to animal welfare and conservation, making it an educational visit for all.
    Distance in km: 3.42

Ribe: Explore Denmark's Oldest Town and Its Rich History

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Photo: Hjart, RibeVue, CC BY-SA 4.0
  • Want more details about Ribe? Here you can find all the information you need for a great stay in Ribe.
  • Wander through the cobblestone streets of Ribe to soak in the medieval atmosphere, marveling at well-preserved half-timbered houses that whisper tales from centuries past. Visit the Ribe Viking Museum to step back in time and experience the rich Viking heritage through interactive exhibits and authentic reconstructions. Climb the tower of Ribe Cathedral for breathtaking views over the town and the surrounding countryside, a panorama that's especially magical at sunset. Lastly, don't miss the chance to join a night watchman tour, where you'll explore the town's history and ghost stories under the cloak of darkness, a truly unique way to experience its ancient charm.
CULTURAL-SIGHTS
  • Ribe Cathedral As Denmark's oldest cathedral, originally built in the early 12th century, Ribe Cathedral stands as a stunning example of Romanesque and Gothic architecture. Its towering presence and the beautifully decorated interior, including modern frescoes, make it a must-visit for anyone interested in history and architecture.
    Distance in km: 0.86
  • Ribe Viking Center This living history museum offers a unique glimpse into Viking life through reenactments, workshops, and authentic reconstructions of Viking buildings. It's an engaging experience for all ages, providing insight into the culture and daily life of the Vikings.
    Distance in km: 2.02
  • Ribe Art Museum Featuring Danish art from the 18th century to the present, Ribe Art Museum showcases a wide array of works by renowned Danish artists. The museum itself is housed in a beautiful building, making it a cultural and architectural gem.
    Distance in km: 0.51
  • The Old Town of Ribe Ribe's Old Town is among the best-preserved medieval towns in Denmark, with cobblestone streets, half-timbered houses, and a rich history that dates back over 1300 years. Walking through the Old Town feels like stepping back in time, offering a picturesque and tranquil experience.
    Distance in km: 0.77
  • Ribe's Witches Museum This museum delves into the witch hunts that occurred in the 16th and 17th centuries in Denmark, with Ribe being a focal point. It's a fascinating, if somewhat eerie, exploration of a dark period in Danish history, offering insights into the superstitions and societal norms of the time.
    Distance in km: 0.73
NATURE-SIGHTS
  • Mando Island, UNESCO World Heritage Part of the Wadden Sea National Park, Mando is accessible via a causeway during low tide and is known for its unique tidal marshlands, birdlife, and traditional Danish countryside. It's a beautiful example of Denmark's natural landscapes and a UNESCO World Heritage site.
    Distance in km: 14.73
  • Ribe River Flowing through the town, the Ribe River offers scenic views and opportunities for leisurely walks along its banks. It's a peaceful natural setting that complements the historical and cultural richness of Ribe.
    Distance in km: 1.24

Nationalpark Thy: Explore Denmark's Wild West Coast

  • Want more details about Nationalpark Thy? Here you can find all the information you need for a great stay in Nationalpark Thy.
  • Exploring Nationalpark Thy offers a chance to wander through vast stretches of raw, untouched dunes and heathlands that whisper stories of nature's resilience and beauty. You can catch a glimpse of the rugged coastline where the North Sea's waves sculpt the landscape, creating a dynamic and ever-changing scenery. For those intrigued by wildlife, the park is a haven for birdwatching, offering sightings of rare species amidst the tranquil beauty of its lakes and forests. Cycling or hiking the well-marked trails provides an immersive experience, allowing visitors to feel the unique blend of serenity and wildness that defines this special place.
CULTURAL-SIGHTS
  • Vorupør Museum Located in the small fishing village of Vorupør, this museum showcases the history and culture of the local fishing community. It provides insights into the harsh conditions faced by fishermen and their families, and the evolution of fishing techniques over time.
    Distance in km: 0.97
  • Thisted Museum This museum offers a deep dive into the history and culture of the Thy region, featuring exhibits on Viking history, local folklore, and traditional Danish crafts. It's a cultural treasure trove for those interested in the heritage of the area.
    Distance in km: 19.55
  • The Old Town of Thisted Though not an official sight, the old town area of Thisted, located within the Thy region, offers charming streets, traditional Danish architecture, and a cozy atmosphere. It's a picturesque place to explore Danish culture and enjoy local cuisine.
    Distance in km: 20.32
NATURE-SIGHTS
  • Stenbjerg Landingsplads A well-preserved old fishing village where small, white fishermen's huts line the beach. It offers a glimpse into the traditional fishing methods and life in Denmark. The sight is not only culturally enriching but also offers beautiful views of the North Sea.
    Distance in km: 3.69
  • Bulbjerg The only bird cliff in Denmark, offering a unique natural habitat for many bird species. It's a striking limestone cliff providing panoramic views of the landscape and the North Sea. A must-visit for nature lovers and bird watchers.
    Distance in km: 3.69
  • The Lodbjerg Lighthouse An iconic landmark within the Nationalpark Thy, this historic lighthouse offers breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape and coast. Climbing the lighthouse provides a unique perspective of the area's natural beauty.
    Distance in km: 16.35
  • Jutland Aquarium Situated close to Nationalpark Thy, this aquarium offers an insight into the marine life of the North Sea. Interactive exhibits and touch pools make it an educational visit for all ages, emphasizing the importance of marine conservation.
    Distance in km: 29.61

Aalborg: Dive into Danish Culture at the Utzon Center

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Photo: © 2004 by Tomasz Sienicki [user: tsca, mail: tomasz.sienicki at gmail.com], Aalborg NyTorv 2004 ubt, CC BY 2.5
  • Want more details about Aalborg? Here you can find all the information you need for a great stay in Aalborg.
  • Exploring the vibrant streets of Aalborg, you'll find yourself captivated by the historical Aalborghus Castle, a fortress that whispers tales of the past right in the heart of the city. Don't miss the chance to stroll along the waterfront, where modern architecture blends seamlessly with nature, offering a serene escape and picturesque views. For art enthusiasts, the Kunsten Museum of Modern Art Aalborg is a must-visit, showcasing a stunning collection that bridges the gap between classic and contemporary. And if you're looking to dive into the local culture, the lively Jomfru Ane Gade, with its bustling array of bars and restaurants, offers a taste of the city's vibrant nightlife.
CULTURAL-SIGHTS
  • Aalborg Tower Offering panoramic views of the city and beyond, the Aalborg Tower stands as a testament to modern architecture and provides a unique vantage point to see Aalborg from above.
    Distance in km: 1.3
  • Aalborg Historical Museum This museum showcases the rich history of Aalborg and the surrounding region, from the Viking Age to modern times, offering insights into Danish culture and heritage.
    Distance in km: 0.25
  • Lindholm Høje An ancient Viking burial site located just north of Aalborg. Lindholm Høje offers a fascinating glimpse into the lives and death rituals of the Vikings with its hundreds of visible burial mounds and a museum dedicated to Viking culture.
    Distance in km: 3.21
  • Utzon Center Designed by the renowned Danish architect Jørn Utzon, the Utzon Center serves as a hub for architecture and design. The center's exhibitions and workshops explore creative processes and innovation, making it a must-visit for enthusiasts of modern architecture and design.
    Distance in km: 0.28
NATURE-SIGHTS
  • Aalborg Zoo Home to over 1,500 animals from around the world, Aalborg Zoo offers an engaging experience for all ages. The zoo focuses on conservation and provides a chance to learn about wildlife in diverse ecosystems.
    Distance in km: 1.94
  • Kildeparken This lush park in the heart of Aalborg is known for its beautiful fountains, sculptures, and a music pavilion that hosts concerts. It's a peaceful retreat in the city where visitors can enjoy nature and outdoor activities.
    Distance in km: 0.86
  • The Lille Vildmose A large peat bog located southeast of Aalborg, The Lille Vildmose is one of the largest protected natural areas in Denmark. It offers unique opportunities for bird watching, hiking, and experiencing Denmark's bog landscapes.
    Distance in km: 25.48

Billund: Explore Lalandia, LEGO House, and Danish Delights

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  • Want more details about Billund? Here you can find all the information you need for a great stay in Billund.
  • Dive into a world of creativity and endless fun at the original LEGOLAND theme park, where imagination meets life-sized constructions. Explore the captivating LEGO House, often referred to as the "Home of the Brick," where interactive exhibits bring the iconic toy's history to life. Take a serene stroll through the Sculpture Park, admiring works that blend art with nature in an unexpected yet harmonious way. For a touch of adventure, venture into Lalandia, a sprawling water park that promises joy for visitors of all ages with its slides, pools, and tropical atmosphere.
CULTURAL-SIGHTS
  • LEGO House Known as the 'Home of the Brick', LEGO House is an interactive experience center. It offers visitors a deep dive into the creativity and playfulness of LEGO, with hands-on building zones, exhibitions, and a history collection.
    Distance in km: 0.3
  • Kongernes Jelling Part of the Jelling Monuments site, this visitor center offers insights into Viking culture and the significance of the site through interactive exhibits and modern technology, making history accessible and engaging.
    Distance in km: 19.43
  • Ribe As Denmark's oldest town, Ribe offers a beautifully preserved medieval city center, complete with cobbled streets, half-timbered houses, and Denmark's oldest cathedral. It's a living museum and a must-visit for history enthusiasts.
    Distance in km: 49.5
NATURE-SIGHTS
  • Givskud Zoo A short drive from Billund, Givskud Zoo is a combined safari park and zoo. Visitors can drive through African savannah environments to see animals like lions and giraffes up close, offering a unique wildlife experience.
    Distance in km: 17.65
  • Skulpturpark Billund This sculpture park combines art with nature, featuring works by Danish and international artists. It's a peaceful place for a walk, offering a cultural experience amidst natural beauty.
    Distance in km: 0.91

Travel safely and enjoy your trip!