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Janteloven – or “the Law of Jante” – is not only something that Denmark is famous for but also the other Scandinavian countries.

And you can actually visit Hamlet’s castle, which is a short train ride outside of Copenhagen to the town of Helsingør. Visiting Kronborg castle is a great day trip, not only for the Hamlet connection but also to see a castle that was actually functioning for hundreds of years and is still in very good condition. Freetown Christiana is an autonomous anarchist district in the capital city of Copenhagen. It was established in 1971 at an abandoned military base by hippies who broke in to squat there. The community gained notoriety for nearly 50 years for its open cannabis trade. Today, the 900 liberal, alternative thinking residents discourage drug activity in what was once known as the Greenlight District. The vehicle-free community features music venues, restaurants, and souvenir shops. 9. Northern Europe’s Largest Music Festival You can even find Mikkeler bars in other countries around the world with their beer also now being sold globally, but there are plenty of other craft beer bars around the country that are just as good. 36. Christiania Andersen & Maillard Nørrebro is a 4.5-rated pastry bakery. It is a modern industrial decor, big with lots of places inside and some cozy places outside. The staff is friendly and always at your service. Instead, there are other ways in Danish to be polite when asking for something. Sometimes it can just be implied through the tone, while adding “tak” (thank you) at the end can help. An alternative in Danish is to say “May I beg for a cup of sugar?” or “Would you not be sweet and help me with this bag?” (as some examples).With Denmark having been ruled by the Vikings for hundreds of years as well as being the place from which they launched many of their most famous raids, particularly on the UK, it’s easily one of the most famous things in Denmark. Seriously, no Danish home is complete without some candles (and they’re often actually lit, especially on darker days). It’s also not only fancy restaurants that have tables with candles, with this soft lighting being pervasive.

You’ll find bike paths basically all throughout the city, not to mention other cities throughout the country, with locals choosing to bike no matter the weather. Although I can say from personal experience that this tends to be more enjoyable in some seasons than others… Both of these are products of Denmark – well, The Bridge is half Swedish, if we’re being fully honest. Even so, both shows typify the bleak crime fiction that this genre is so known for – and that has definitely become something that Denmark is famous for. 39. Work/life balance Of course, these don’t always come cheap. But many of the very high-end restaurants actually have more mid-range options as well, where the food is excellent with a more casual vibe – and certainly more friendly for your wallet as well. 16. Noma If you’re visiting Denmark, you should definitely embrace this by renting your own bike to get around the city. It’s often much faster than other modes of transport, including cars – after all, there’s no need to find any parking!Danish pastries are renowned the world over for their warm, sweet, gooey pleasures. Funnily enough though, they’re not actually called Danish pastries in Denmark. Instead, the word in Danish for these yummy treats translates to “Viennese bread”. This is a funny little quirk in the Danish language: there’s no word for please. This doesn’t mean that Danes aren’t polite – far from it, as you’ll find Danes to be very nice when you speak with them. There are a number of cities in Denmark that have existed for centuries and the architecture certainly reflects that. I don’t know the English word for the Danish cookie SPECIE – plural specier, so I call it specie and specier here. It’s the oldest bakery in Denmark, having been founded in 1652, and getting a warm cinnamon bun there for morning tea one day will definitely be a highlight of your trip to Copenhagen.