
10 Best Weekend Breaks in Denmark
Escape for a Weekend in Denmark
Are you running low on energy and vacations? In Denmark, you can find a long list of great destinations for a short weekend break, so you can unplug from your everyday life. When you return for yet another week of work, your batteries will be recharged and you will feel energized like never before.
We have gathered our suggestions for the 10 best weekend breaks in Denmark, which include everything from big-city vacations, where culture, shopping and gastronomy take center stage, to remote weekend breaks surrounded by unique nature. Check them out here, and plan your next weekend break.
1. Aarhus
The City of Smiles invites visitors to a rich city and culture life
主打特色: 情侶夫妻, 家庭, 購物狂, 歷史悠久, 拍照, 美食, 夜間娛樂
As Denmark’s second-largest city and the European Culture Capital of 2017, Aarhus offers a wealth of activities and experiences for your weekend break in Denmark. For instance, visit the popular art museum ARoS, where you can experience one of the most spectacular views in Aarhus from the circular rainbow panorama on the roof, or drop by the open-air museum, The Old Town (Den Gamle By), where you can go on a fantastic journey back in time through Denmark’s history.
However, Aarhus offers so much more than culture and art – in this young university town full of Danish and international students, you will find a pulsating city life with an impressive selection of cafés, restaurants and bars, which can accommodate both student-friendly prices as well as gastronomic experiences in the Michelin league.

Aarhus
2. Odense
H.C. Andersen’s birth town is a hotbed of romance and culture
主打特色: 情侶夫妻, 家庭, 購物狂, 歷史悠久, 拍照, 美食, 夜間娛樂
You can find Odense smack in the middle of Funen – a great destination for a relaxing weekend break amid culture and history. Get lost in the network of cobblestone streets, which will take you back to a different time, and be fascinated by the charming town houses with their multitude of colors. One of the town’s oldest town houses is the yellow half-timbered house where H.C. Andersen was born and grew up. Today, the house is a museum dedicated to the world-renowned poet and author.
Odense is a romantic town, which is home to beautiful parks with small streams and statues, and good shopping options on one of Denmark’s longest walking streets, as well as a nice selection of cafés, restaurants and bars, all contributing to a cozy and relaxed city atmosphere.

Odense
3. Lolland-Falster
Get close to nature and exotic animals
主打特色: 情侶夫妻, 家庭, 拍照, 探險
Even though Lolland and Falster are actually two different islands located to the south of Zealand, they often go under the common name of Lolland-Falster. These flat islands are great for cycling vacations thanks to the lack of hills, and their modest size allows you to experience a lot in a single weekend break.
If you love animals and nature, you should visit Krokodille Zoo on Falster, where you can experience Europe’s largest collection of crocodiles and alligators. You could also visit Knuthenborg Safaripark on Lolland, where over 1,000 animals roam free. If you’re looking for entertainment and excitement, see whether you can find your way through the deep spruce forest that makes up Labyrint Lolland-Falster.

Lolland-Falster
4. Møn
Go on a weekend vacation surrounded by unique nature
主打特色: 情侶夫妻, 家庭, 拍照, 探險
You’ll be hard pressed to find a better destination than Møn if you are looking for an active weekend break amid some of Denmark’s most beautiful nature. Here, you’ll find one of the most beautiful places in Denmark: Møns Klint. With its steep, white slopes, framed perfectly by green trees along the top and the crystal-clear sea below, Møns Klint invites you for long hikes in impressive surroundings.
Even though Møns Klint is the landmark that attracts the most visitors to Møn, the beautiful island has so much more to offer. For example, you can go exploring small cozy towns or see how many of Møn’s dolmens you can find. Whatever you decide, you are sure to have lots of exciting experiences on Møn during your weekend break.

Møn
5. Christiansø
Spend a weekend at the largest sea fortress in the Nordic Countries
主打特色: 情侶夫妻, 家庭, 歷史悠久, 拍照
Christiansø is part of the archipelago of Ertholmene, which also consists of Frederiksø and the bird reservation Græsholmen as well as numerous small rocky islands. Ertholmene are located about 12.5 miles north-east of Bornholm, which actually makes Christiansø Denmark’s eastern-most point.
If you are considering a weekend break to Christiansø, you might as well pack your bags now – Christiansø offers a nice selection of exciting experiences for a few days away from your busy everyday life. Since it’s the oldest sea fortress in the Nordic countries, dating back to 1684, you can experience fortifications consisting of old bastions, an old high-security penitentiary for political and dangerous prisoners as well as the over 300-year-old Big Tower (Store Tårn), which tells a captivating tale about the island’s fortifications.

Christiansø
6. North Zealand
The Danish Riviera offers coast and culture as well as pomp and style
主打特色: 情侶夫妻, 家庭, 歷史悠久, 拍照, 探險
Go on a well-deserved weekend break to north Zealand, which offers a treasure trove of long coastlines, beautiful nature, exciting history, interesting cultural experiences and so much more. Book a short, relaxing vacation stay in one of the charming towns along the Danish equivalent of the French Riviera, or enjoy the peaceful nature, which offers troll forests, pilgrim roads and beautiful observation posts.
If you want to spice up your weekend break in north Zealand with a bit of history and culture, you’ll be able to find some of northern Europe’s most magical royal castles and their castle gardens, with all their pomp and style. You can also visit popular museums with impressive exhibitions by talented artists.

North Zealand