Besides eating oysters, what's interesting about traveling to Denmark?

Denmark is a typical Nordic country, with very fresh air and extremely special climate. You can experience different passions and thrills here, and enjoy every amorous feelings map. Here, I want to share with you some things I can do when traveling to Denmark.

For wine lovers, when it comes to oysters, of course, you can't forget the Chablis wine that goes well with it. However, if you want to take a few bottles of wine to Denmark to eat oysters, it is not cost-effective in terms of opportunity cost. Because besides eating oysters, you can't miss these things when you travel in Denmark.

1. Copenhagen

As the capital of Denmark, "port, royal family, green and bicycles" are all symbols of Copenhagen, and its romantic urban atmosphere is one of the reasons why many tourists come here.

Colorful houses stand quietly on the banks of the river near Xingang, and jazz flows freely in pubs. You might as well open a bottle of wine and sip it slowly at the right time, or drink a good beer.

"I have never seen a mermaid, let alone been to Copenhagen. "With the change of the sun and the moon, the famous little mermaid statue in Changdi Park has celebrated its centenary birthday.

Exotic architectural style, the best roller coaster in Europe, open-air concerts and delicious traditional food. The ancient civilized park should not be missed.

In this bicycle capital, where bicycles account for one-third of the mode of travel, riding bicycles in the streets and alleys is better integrated into the city.

2. Bilong (Bilong)

At the beginning of development, Bilong Town may not be famous. After 1932, Lego, which made its fortune with wooden toys, promoted the economic development of the whole town.

This is a small town full of childlike interest, and the goal is to build a "children's capital" and become a paradise for Lego fans.

3. Funing Island (Funing)

Britain is known as the "Danish Garden". Clusters of flowers and colorful houses are side by side, as if accumulating a gentle energy.

Odense is the third largest city in Denmark and the birthplace of writer Andersen. The Andersen Museum here shows Andersen's life and works as much as possible, so that people who enter can explore Andersen's fairy tale world more deeply.

The well-preserved EgeskovSlot has the best historical garden in Europe, and various interesting exhibitions and landscapes constitute this forest paradise.

4. Faroe Islands

As an overseas territory of Denmark, the Faroe Islands is unknown, but its charming natural scenery makes people linger.

June to September is the best time to visit the Faroe Islands every year, and the aurora is undoubtedly the most eye-catching attraction in the Faroe Islands in summer. Although it is humid and foggy here, you can see the aurora as long as the weather changes.