Denmark Travel Agent Specialist

If you want to travel to a fun country - one that is both exciting to discover and historically important, you will find what you’re seeking in Denmark. As your Denmark travel agent specialist, I can open up doors for you that have never been opened before.Most people relate Denmark to author, Hans Christian Anderson, and the intrepid Vikings. Born in Denmark in 1805, Hans Christain Andersen invented the writing of eventyrs - fantastic  adventures or fairy tales. The author also wrote travelogues, novels, poems, and plays. His tales transcend age and cultural boundaries and have been translated in 125 languages. Andersen wrote Thumbelina in 1835 and The Little Mermaid in 1836. He also wrote The Princess and the Pea in 1835 and The Emperor’s New Clothes in 1837.You might enjoy one of Andersen’s tales while lounging on one of Denmark’s beaches or relive some of the sagas while exploring ancient structures and awe-inspiring landscapes. Denmark’s major city, Copenhagen, features world-class institutions and a vibrant cultural scene.The Danish countryside is also dotted with old churches, palaces, and castles. Viking ruins can be found in the country, including earlier remnants, such as Stone Age dolmens. In rural regions, you often will see local farmers selling their produce along the roadside. Denmark’s national flag, the Dannebrog, is the world’s largest banner, and flies during state ceremonies to show the country’s national pride. According to folk tales, the banner ,which features a white cross on a red backdrop, symbolizes a combat between the Danish knights and the Estonians during the early thirteenth century. The banner is so loved that the Danes fly it during all types of celebrations, even birthdays.The monarchy of Denmark is also the world’s oldest. However, the country’s constitution limits the monarchy’s ability to exert its influence in political affairs. Copenhagen’s changing of the guars rivals the changing of the guard in England and the country’s Little Mermaid Statue is a Copenhagen icon and national gem. One place I suggest you visit while in Denmark is the Kronborg Castle, given the name Elsinore in William Shakespeare’s Hamlet. The perfect example of a Renaissance fortress, ground was broken for the structure in 1574 where the borders of Denmark and Sweden converge. For centuries, the castle held state celebrations and protected the Danes against attack. Currently, the landmark is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Denmark. A favorite guided tour is called Hamlet’s Footsteps. Kronsberg Castle and the Little Mermaid Statue are only a sampling of what Denmark offers visitors. Whether you wish to relax at a resort, spend time in the country, or get immersed in history, you will find what you are seeking in this captivating northern country.As your travel agent specialist for Denmark, I want to make your trip memorable. Give me a call or email me now so we can design the ideal itinerary.