Denmark

Travel around Europe and you’ll be hard-pressed to find another destination as unique and with so much to offer as Denmark. Certainly at the top of our lists of the best places to visit in Europe, we cannot recommend travelling to Denmark more highly. Visit Denmark and you might almost feel as if you’ve been transported to some sort of utopia. Denmark is an old country with a strong monarchy, yet is a country that has embraced change in the most progressive and forward-looking way possible. Denmark regularly wins a spot on lists of both the most liveable and the happiest nations on earth! Hygge, the Danish word to describe a sense of coziness, contentment, and camaraderie, filters through to almost every aspect of life. Denmark is an inclusive and modern country with a true egalitarian spirit, opening its arms to travelers of all sorts. Cities in Denmark, like Copenhagen, are user-friendly and easy to navigate, and with modern infrastructure and transportation, travel is a breeze. While Denmark attractions may not have the international renown of its neighbors like Germany, there is certainly much to do and see when on holidays in Denmark. Tourism here is often centered in the capital, Copenhagen, but apart from the many Copenhagen attractions, Denmark’s natural landscape is home to some of the best holiday destinations. Discover national parks, the Danish coast, and many more beautiful places to visit in Denmark when you book with Glamping Hub! Glamping in Denmark can take you to some truly spectacular places; all you need to do is reserve your dates and we’ll do all the work. Glamping & Denmark go hand in hand; just take one look at the many outdoor destinations in the country and you’ll see why you need to get outside. Go luxury camping in Danish tents, holiday cottages in Denmark, and even Denmark campsites—among our lists of Denmark holiday rentals you’ll find a little bit of everything. Book your Denmark glamping trip today!

You may think glamping & Copenhagen don’t mix; but just because you’re glamping out of the city, doesn’t mean you can’t stop by and visit. Copenhagen is an iconic Scandinavian city with some of the most popular things to do in Denmark found here. From Nyhavn to Tivoli in Copenhagen, discover some of the most iconic attractions and experiences here. When the weather is nice, a great way to tour the city is by boat! Copenhagen is a city on the water and a canal tour is a perfect way to see landmarks like the Opera House, The Black Diamond library, and the Little Mermaid on its rock. One of the most iconic canals and streets of Copenhagen is Nyhavn. Nyhavn used to be one of the hubs for ship merchants arriving in Copenhagen or passing through and today this stretch of canal is decorated with colorful facades, sailboats, and lined with many places to sit and eat or drink. Copenhagen is also the seat of the Danish monarchy. In Denmark, the monarchy is a popular institution and one of the oldest in the world. The current monarch, her Majesty Queen Margrethe II, can trace her lineage to the first Viking kings of Denmark over 1,000 years ago. The Queen’s residence, Amalienborg Palace, is in the center of Copenhagen and consists of four separate palaces around a square in the city, two of which are open to the public. Other classics in Copenhagen include Tivoli Gardens, a unique and popular attractions park, Strøget, Copenhagen’s shopping street, and of course the classic Danish food smørrebrød, delicious open-faced sandwiches. There are so many more things to do in Copenhagen, but we want to leave some space to tell you about the many amazing beaches and national parks in Denmark. From cottages in Denmark, camping sites, to Denmark vacation homes, we’re here to help you find the best things to do and places to stay!

After you’ve crossed off the top Copenhagen tourist attractions off your list, leave some time to explore the rest of Denmark. Travel outside of the capital city and find a countryside rich in culture, tradition, and natural beauty. Book your Denmark cabins or Denmark vacation rentals with Glamping Hub and discover a whole new country outside of the city. Maybe you’ve never heard the names of any national parks in Denmark, but it is here where you can find some of the most beautiful and untouched, Scandinavian landscapes. For example, Thy National Park, on Denmark’s northwestern coast, is full of traditional seaside villages, large dunes, and coastal forests. Wadden Sea National Park is a popular spot to hunt oysters and is a haven for seals. During the spring and autumn season, the park comes to live with migratory birds, perfect for bird watchers. There are many islands inside the park which are popular to visit, like Romo Beach or Mando Island. Still, there remain Skjoldungernes Land National Park, Mols Bjerge National Park, and Rebild National Park as well for top luxury camping. Denmark and its national parks are home to some truly beautiful landscapes, perhaps only rivaled by the country’s stunning coast. If you’re looking for something slightly different than national park camping for your European vacation, never fear. Find a selection of places to stay here for your beach vacations; Denmark cottages, and more holiday rentals. Denmark and its beaches are perfect for your next summer getaway.

While Denmark’s beaches may not be the top Europe tourist attractions, if you’re in Denmark in the summer, there’s no denying the coast is where to be. This summer, you can still plan the best European vacations, just check out the beaches in Denmark! Denmark has some of the most beautiful beaches in Europe, and with over 7,400 kilometers of coast, it’s easy to see why. Pick from the best of Denmark’s white sand beaches; these crowd-free beaches are the perfect destination for family holidays or romantic getaways. Søndervig Beach is a popular seaside resort in West Jutland and one of the best beaches in Denmark. Blåvand Beach is 40 kilometers long near Hvide Sande, in West Jutland as well; or head to Blokhus Beach is one of the most beautiful beaches in Northern Europe, with find-white sand and dunes that protect from the wind, this beach is a hit. Other popular beaches include Saltum Beach, beaches at Skagen, Rømø Beach, Marielyst Beach, and Henne Beach. Find luxury camping tents, cottages, and more vacation rentals. Denmark and its coast are calling!

The best time to visit Denmark is probably some time between May and August, when the days are at their longest and temperatures are mild. Summer temperatures in Denmark range between 12°-22°C (53°-71°F), while winters can get quite cold, around -2°C (28°F). If you visit in May or June, you’ll catch the beginning of the summer season but with fewer crowds. Come early October, the nights are already drawing in, with less and less daylight each day. No matter the season, however, you’re sure to have a fabulous holiday in Denmark when you go glamping!