Visit Denmark. - The Official Travel Guide.

Ron Brevstgaard: The Little Mermaid was placed on Langelinje in 1913 and is today one of the most visited tourist attractions in Denmark. - It's a must-see when visiting Copenhagen.. if not.. already done.

Ron Brevstgaard: Get a little bit of head-turning moments, screams going out.. or if more unlucky.. in through the ears. Feel the stomach in a new way or just enjoy the beautiful garden. - A true must-visit location.

Ron Brevstgaard: World's longest pedestrian street. It's all here.. budget-friendly to some of the world's most expensive brands. - If there is something you need, this should be a good place to find it.

Ron Brevstgaard: Packed with fun-loving people, restaurants and bars. - Buy your beers and other drink -stuff from the grocery store. It's alot cheaper and there is still plenty of places to stand or sit.

Ron Brevstgaard: Denmark, Ukraine and so on know it. But Carlsberg is not just a beer, it's an taste experience that awakens people to live so is it enough with just tasting? That's an no, so go and see how it's done.

Ron Brevstgaard: Europe's oldest functioning observatory. There has been looked at stars since 1642 from this place. It's a long walk up but if no clouds, a great place to look around. ("360 degree view").

Ron Brevstgaard: Copenhagen's favorite activity park. The park has several million visitors annually. - Visit Fælledparken the great way.. Get a blanket, some cold to drink and then just enjoy.

Ron Brevstgaard: The two Michelin star restaurant is known for its reinvention and interpretation of the Nordic Cuisine. - It can be hard to get an table but if you can, your tongue will get flying food -wings.

Ron Brevstgaard: A good way to see Copenhagen, is by doing it from the water.. - Sail slowly enough to make everybody happy and it's easy to catch most of it. So walk with it, or more correctly, sail with it.

Ron Brevstgaard: Is without a doubt one of Copenhagen's main tourist attractions, with workshops, cafes and distinctive architecture. - Copenhagen haven't been unlocked before being here. (Respect the no photo signs).

Ron Brevstgaard: Approx. 9,000 square meters with an outdoor facility of 2,000 square feet plus parking. The new Denmark's Aquarium ("Den Blå Planet") expected to open in the spring of the 2013th.

Ron Brevstgaard: Danish museum for ships, seafaring and boatbuilding culture in ancient and medieval times. This is a great place to begin, or to continue to learn about the Vikings.

Ron Brevstgaard: Place for the whole family where everyone can unfold. Here is entertainment for all, no matter age. Everything from enjoy flowers to speed. So get something out of the day.

Ron Brevstgaard: It's *biiiib* fun in BonBon Land... Want fun where all in the family can try things? Then this is one of the theme parks for you. Here is everything from the 'nice and easy' to the 'wild and vomit'.

Ron Brevstgaard: Surround yourself with beautiful nature 128 meters above sea level. Here it's possible to see how the natural forces has played a major role in shaping the country to how it is today.

Ron Brevstgaard: Animal and landscape park. Drive freely amongst wildlife in your own car. Knuthenborg Safari Park ("originally called Knuthenborg Park") opened as a tourist attraction in the late 1800's.

Ron Brevstgaard: Become one with the animals.. or more correctly.. so close as possible. Everything from giraffes to penguins in lovely surroundings. Odense Zoo is a great exploring location for alot of animals.

Ron Brevstgaard: Get a grip on it with Gorilla Park Climbing Park. ("30 minutes away from Odense") and get an active experience no matter what ages. - Experience is not necessary.

Ron Brevstgaard: King's Garden is Odense's finest and oldest garden with stunning trees well places to let the sun shine in a magic way. - "Don't let the sun go down on me". - Go for a walk here and enjoy green life.

Ron Brevstgaard: Build your own water rockets, digg with real excavator and much more at the Danfoss Universe Science Adventure Park for kids and adults. - Natural science made lookable, touchable and smellable.

Ron Brevstgaard: Nine meters high sculpture in white concrete by Svend Wiig Hansen. Created and placed in the year 1995. - The artwork cost about four million Danish crowns ("DKK").

Ron Brevstgaard: The most famous and popular amusement park in Denmark. - It's not a question if you have a kid inside or some under your arms, all in the family can find fun, speed and action here.

Ron Brevstgaard: Check the ELIA -website to find out when it's possible to watch the flame. The flame from the middle can on good days reach up to half of the four towers height.

Ron Brevstgaard: The museum building was designed by the architectural firm CF Møller and contains 4.000 art items created by Carl-Henning Pedersen and Else Alfelt. Admission is free for children under 18 years.

Ron Brevstgaard: The country's largest and funniest Citytainment Center with lots of active fun, togetherness and physical challenges for the whole family. Try over 200 different interactive attractions indoors.