
But Denmark has much more to offer than some of the most impressive landscapes in the whole of Europe. When you’re visiting, a trip to the country’s capital Copenhagen is definitely a must. For royal flair check out Amalienborg Palace, home of the Danish royal family. The complex consists of four identical palaces in rococo style. What should also be on your agenda is the Designmuseum Danmark, which features some of the most renowned works of applied art and industrial design of Scandinavia. For fun and entertainment, you might as well leave the city for a day and see Legoland, a fun park that is all about the little bricks toys. Roskilde Cathedral on the island of Zealand is a frequently visited Danish landmark as it inspired the success of brick style buildings in vast parts of Northern Europe. Every trip to Denmark should also include a short detour to the city Aarhus, which is regarded to be the happiest place in the world. Its close proximity to the Danish coast, to fjords and to cultural heritage sites such as the Viking rune stones at Jelling might explain why.
Denmark is part of many coach companies’ network, which is why you can book inexpensive bus trips from many European cities. The bus connections are operated by providers including Eurolines Germany, FlixBus, IC Bus and Swebus. Check for bus connections to Denmark now and book your Scandinavian adventure!
Popular bus routes in Denmark
- Aarhus to Hamburg Airport
- Copenhagen to Amsterdam
- Copenhagen to Barcelona
- Copenhagen to Berlin
- Copenhagen to Brussels
- Copenhagen to Frankfurt am Main
- Copenhagen to Hamburg
- Copenhagen to Krakow
- Copenhagen to London
- Copenhagen to Milan
- Copenhagen to Munich
- Copenhagen to Oslo
- Copenhagen to Paris
- Copenhagen to Prague
- Copenhagen to Riga
- Copenhagen to Sofia
- Copenhagen to Stockholm
- Copenhagen to Stuttgart
- Copenhagen to Vienna
- Copenhagen to Warsaw