South of Copenhagen, the art scene comes alive at ARKEN Museum of Contemporary Art, where bold exhibitions spark curiosity, and at the Circus Museum, where visitors can step into the world of acrobats, clowns, and tightrope walkers. Together, they celebrate creativity, imagination, and the joy of performance.
In Copenhagen south lies several of ‘The Forgotten Giants’ – giant wooden sculptures created by artist Thomas Dambo. They are scattered throughout the countryside like an adventurous treasure hunt, where you can explore and find them one by one.
Getting around outside Copenhagen is smooth and convenient thanks to frequent trains, buses, and well-connected cycling paths. You can even bring your bike on the S-train, making it effortless to combine longer distances with scenic rides. With such seamless connections, exploring the area feels both easy and flexible without needing a car.
Lakrids by Bülow Factory Experience offers a unique opportunity to experience how one of Denmark's most famous liquorice producers creates its delicious products. Here, craftsmanship, innovation and a...
Ka'nalu is a place where locals and visitors alike go to enjoy good food, pleasant moments and activities by the sea. With its relaxed atmosphere and focus on community, Ka'nulu has become a natural m...
Ishøj Marina is a modern and atmospheric harbour environment on the Øresund, where visitors can enjoy nature, maritime experiences and proximity to Copenhagen.
Visit a middleage village museum in Brøndby and step into a true time warp. Here, both children and adults can enjoy a historically educational and active experience visiting the medieval times.
At Copenhagen Golf Center, located close to Copenhagen, you have ample opportunity to improve your game in their training facilities.
Not that it is difficult to convince anyone to discover what lies beyond Copenhagen - but we would still like to offer some suggestions!
