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From Copenhagen to Millinge, this itinerary takes the traveler across the two main Danish islands: Zealand and Funen. You’ll discover a modern capital city focused on the sea, culture and trade, along with all the landscapes, forests and shorelines that make this country a haven of peace. Only a few small hills dot the landscape of hedgerows, gardens, plains and beaches, where you often have the feeling of being alone in the world. You’ll follow in the footsteps of Andersen's fairy tales and the paintings of the golden age of Danish art, as well as the small producers and great chefs who have raised the local gastronomy to the top tiers of culinary guides...
Founded in the 12th century, Copenhagen has been the capital of Denmark since 1416. Its present splendor owes much to Christian IV, a great admirer of the Renaissance. He had many of the buildings and castles you’ll see while cycling around the city constructed in the 17th century. From the 19th century, Copenhagen established itself as a major cultural center, finally becoming a pioneering city in terms of urbanism and quality of life. In total, the city has 33 stars in the Michelin guide – an excellent start to any gastronomic exploration. A gourmet exploration of the Scandinavian capital of haute cuisine is a must. ... Learn moreless
Soak up the history and savour the exquisite cuisine at Restaurant Kong Hans Kælder. Established by the Grønlykke family in 1976, the restaurant is located in the oldest cellar in Copenhagen dating more than 700 years back, erected during the reign of Danish monarch King Hans, and once the residence...
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Denmark is particularly influential in the sphere of cutting-edge design and architecture. Copenhagen is home to some masterpieces of contemporary architecture, including BLOX, designed by Rem Koolhaas of the OMA agency. Urban innovation hub BLOX houses the Danish Architecture Center (DAC). Temporary...
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The iconic gardens and amusement park were inaugurated in 1843, ensuring the magic of 19th century fairgrounds lives on. An enchanting setting where you can ride on carousels bringing characters from Andersen's fairy tales to life, or experience the thrill of one of the oldest roller coasters built of...
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Located on the island of Zealand, Roskilde Cathedral (classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site) houses the tombs of the Danish royal family (except for the last Prince Henrik!). Constructed and added upon since 1170, this splendid example of Gothic style offers a condensed view of the evolution of...
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Hotel and restaurant in the country. For more than 800 years, Dragsholm Slot, a Danish castle that has weathered the test of time, has stood bathed in the exceptional light of the Odsherred Peninsula. It is surrounded by the shallow bays, woods and fields of a Unesco Geopark. The impressive landscape was created during the ice age, with lateral moraines and rolling hills surrounded by Denmark's finest beaches and criss-crossed by paths that provide breathtaking views. Inside the castle, discover an ambience of warmth and authenticity, an invitation to continue the experience in the gourmet restaurant. Under the wide, white stone arches, Nordic gourmet cuisine holds court, fostered by the area's exquisite, acclaimed produce. ... Learn moreless
Considered the vegetable garden of Denmark, the Odsherred Geopark is a huge area (137 sq. miles) where some of the country's finest vegetables are grown. It is also a land that has provided unequaled inspiration for Danish painters since the 19th century. Its flavors and light attract both gourmets...
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In the heart of the royal forest of Marselisborg, the Frederikshøj restaurant occupies the former staff quarters of the neighbouring royal palace. Its large traditional windows overlook the beautiful landscaped garden. Inside, the various rooms, warm and functional, honour the legendary simplicity of...
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It is a century-old house with yellow walls, bordered by the sea and the woods of Christianslund. Inside, amidst a white and light wood decor, father and son bustle about the open kitchen and exchange with the guests who follow the preparations of the dishes. The cuisine is lively and showcases, within...
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The children's author was born in Odense in the early 19th century. The whole city – traffic lights included – pays tribute to him and his fairy tales. One of five sites about his life, here you can see his famous paper cuts, a library of his work translated into 150 languages, as well as manuscripts....
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Restaurant and hotel in the country. It was on the island of Fyn, “the garden of Denmark”, that Hans Christian Andersen was born, and it has been immortalised through his fairy tales. Today in Millinge, a small village on the island, other tales are being told, notably that of a man who makes his recipes into true Scandinavian legends. At Chef Kasper Hasse’s table, the salmon is smoked on site and the turbot comes with vegetables and herbs grown in the kitchen garden. Upstairs, guests can stay in small loft rooms with white brick walls, minimalist décor and soft lighting. At Falsled Kro, in the land of the aurora borealis, no one will be needing The Sandman’s help to have beautiful, sweet dreams. ... Learn moreless
Founded in the 13th century, this port city boasted the largest fleet of fishing boats in the country five centuries later. The cobblestone streets lined with half-timbered houses and the 15th century bell tower, vestiges of this prosperous period, give the town its charm. Visit the museum dedicated...
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Built in the middle of a lake in 1554, this castle is one of the finest examples of Renaissance architecture in Europe. Standing on oak pilings, the building is still lived in by descendants of the man who constructed it. Cross the drawbridge to visit the rooms that are open to the public. Head out into...
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** Offer cannot be combined, valid for an itinerary in at least 2 different Relais & Châteaux establishments before December 31, 2021, reserved with Relais & Châteaux concierges from June 25, 2020, discount applicable on certain rates and certain establishments. List available from our concierges.
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