Middelaldercentret, or The Medieval Centre in English, is an experimental living history archaeological open-air museum in Nykøbing Falster, Denmark, which depicts the middle ages in the Denmark of the late 14th and early 15th centuries. It features a typical Danish market town from the middle ages with many different workshops, a harbor with boats, and villagers’ houses. … Read more
ARoS is an art museum located in Aarhus that got famous on social media because of its 150-meter-long, three-meter-wide circular walkway in glass in all the rainbow spectrum colors. But the rainbow selfies are not the only reason to visit the museum 🙂 ARoS is one of the largest art museums in Northern Europe and … Read more
Each year, between mid-April and mid-May, you can experience Denmark’s largest Tulip Festival in the historic Castle Park at Gavnø Castle. Take a stroll among thousands of tulips blossoming around the castle grounds, and look for your favorite variety. While you’re at it take a peek into the castle to see the paintings and check … Read more
Last summer, when I was looking where to go for a new adventure, my boyfriend felt quite nostalgic and suggested visiting BonBon-Land – an amusement park he used to go to when he was a kid. History BonBon-Land can be translated to a Land of Candy and is an amusement park located in South Zealand … Read more
Nordsjællands Fuglepark is a private zoo that was established in 2003 and is currently the largest bird park in Northern Europe. What started as a hobby ended up as a home for 2000 birds from all over the world. The aviaries are spacious, with enough room for the birds to spread their wings and fly. … Read more
During the last couple of sunny days, I felt like I wanted to see a fantastic sunset. So I took out a map, looked at which place would provide a good vantage point for the setting sun, and just drove there 🙂 This way, I ended up discovering the Bolund peninsula (or halvø in Danish). … Read more