Denmark is continuously cited as one of the happiest countries in the world, and it’s not hard to see why. Its beautiful scenery, open spaces, and very low crime rates make it a top destination for ...

Discovering the latest food or drink fad is also a local obsession. Read our Copenhagen travel guide For 2023, Copenhagen has been announced as Unesco’s latest World Capital of Architecture.

Dining One of Denmark's culinary specialties is the "cold table" (kolde bord) lunch: hot and cold fish dishes accompanied by ice-cold schnapps or aquavit, and then meat-laden, open-faced ...

Aalborg Tours cover many of the city’s popular elements (street art, history, architecture), led by guide Kenneth Pinsker, who is bursting with unusual and lesser-known facts about his home city.

The reasons are easy to see: Denmark is both small (260km from one end to the other) and flat (the highest peak is just 173m). Cities such as Copenhagen, Århus and Frederikshavn offer free city ...

Aarhus, Denmark’s second city, had been anointed a Capital of Culture for 2017 by the European Union, and I’d come to check out its design and food scene.

John Sizemore is a travel writer, photographer, yoga teacher, and visual entertainment developer based out of Austin, Texas. Follow him on Instagram at @sizemoves.