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The original LEGOLAND: Miniland, rides and the birthplace of the brick.

The 1843 pleasure garden in the heart of Copenhagen — rides, gardens and lights.

Denmark's northern tip, where the Skagerrak and Kattegat visibly collide.

Modern art, sculpture park and Øresund views — Denmark's most loved museum.

An open-air town of 75 historic buildings spanning 1864 to 1974.

Denmark's biggest summer park: rollercoasters plus a full water park.

Hamlet's UNESCO castle guarding the narrowest point of the Øresund.

128 m of white chalk cliff dropping into turquoise water, with fossils on the beach.

Your Rainbow Panorama on the roof and ten floors of art beneath it.

Europe's best-preserved moated renaissance castle, with gardens, mazes and museums.

Forest-set coasters and water park between Blokhus and Løkken.

One of Europe's oldest zoos, with the Norman Foster elephant house.

Denmark's first national park: 244 km2 of dune heath, plantation and wild North Sea coast.

The painted canal houses everyone photographs — and Andersen's old address.

Northern Europe's largest aquarium, a whirlpool of aluminium by the Øresund.

UNESCO-listed royal deer park with 2,000 free-roaming deer, 20 minutes from central Copenhagen.

Christian IV's renaissance palace on three islets, now the Museum of National History.

Kengo Kuma's fairy-tale museum on the site where Andersen was born.

The Grauballe Man and a grass roof you can walk up, south of Aarhus.

The Wadden Sea: UNESCO tidal flats, seals, oysters and the black sun starling murmurations.

Five original Viking ships and a working boatyard on Roskilde Fjord.

A 40 m migrating dune you can climb barefoot — Northern Europe's largest.

Denmark's westernmost point, bunkers, the Blåvandshuk lighthouse and endless sand.

Denmark's surf capital: reliable North Sea swell and a whole town built around it.

The UNESCO rune stones — Denmark's birth certificate — plus mounds and an exhibition.

Northern Europe's largest safari park — drive among giraffes and rhinos.

Rolling ice-age hills, ancient burial mounds and Ebeltoft Vig — the classic Djursland walking country.

Denmark's oldest town: cobbles, half-timbering and the night watchman's round.

The crown jewels and a royal garden in the middle of Copenhagen.

Bornholm's famous powder-fine white sand on the island's southern tip.

Copenhagen's big hands-on science centre.

Aquadome tropical water park with slides, wave pool and indoor street.

Repeatedly voted Europe's best zoo, with an Oceanium and river safari.

The lighthouse that was moved inland to escape the migrating dune.

Wide, shallow sand right by Skagen town — the calm side of the peninsula.

The royal residence and the noon changing of the guard.

A 45 m spiral tower above the treetops of Gisselfeld forest.

The world's oldest amusement park, free to enter, inside the royal deer park.

A beach you can drive on, kite over and walk for hours — reached by ferry from Esbjerg.

Drive-through safari park near Billund with lions, gorillas and rhinos.

The ancient army road down the Jutland ridge — 450 km of waymarked walking and cycling.

North Sea beach on the narrow strip between fjord and ocean — wind sport country.

Denmark's story from the bog bodies onwards, free entry.

Vast North Sea tank and a seal pool in Hirtshals.

UNESCO cathedral holding the tombs of 39 Danish kings and queens.

A chain of connected lakes made for canoes, paddle steamers and swimming.

Hundreds of thousands of starlings turning the marsh sky black at dusk.

Well-loved city zoo with an African savannah section.