Denmark.
Nykobing Mors
This modest Danish island town on the Limfjord, Nykøbing Mors has held a town charter since 1299 and sits at the water's edge on the island of Mors.
Sønderborg
Sønderborg is a walkable Danish town on the island of Als, near the Danish-German border, with a centre full of cafés and restaurants and water close at hand.
Gudhjem
This tiny fishing port on the northern coast of Bornholm whose name translates as "God's Home," Gudhjem is known for its steep streets running down toward th…
Nyborg
Nyborg, on the eastern tip of Funen, is a Danish town on the Great Belt with a walkable waterfront centre and a good spread of cafés and restaurants.
Holbaek
A waterfront town on Holbæk Fjord in northwestern Zealand, with a walkable centre full of cafés and restaurants and a working harbour that includes a marina…
Nakskov
Lolland's largest town sits at the inner end of Nakskov Fjord, a wildlife reserve known for its bird life, with a little central core of cafés and restaurant…
Hadsund
A little Danish town on the narrow strait where Mariager Fjord narrows, Hadsund grew up around a historic ferry crossing first recorded in 1736.
Rønne
The largest town on the Danish island of Bornholm in the Baltic Sea, Rønne has a waterfront position, cobbled streets, half-timbered houses, and a café and r…
Aabenraa
A fjord-side town in Southern Denmark with a walkable centre and a working harbour that ranks among the country's deepest, Aabenraa sits at the head of Aaben…
Lemvig
A small Danish market town on the Limfjord, Lemvig sits between the water and a lake, with hills rising to either side — terrain shaped by the last ice age.
Alholm
Aalholm Castle, on the south coast of the Danish island of Lolland near Nysted, is the oldest castle on the island, with origins traditionally traced to the…
Roskilde
Roskilde's UNESCO-listed Gothic cathedral — completed in 1275 and housing the tombs of 39 Danish monarchs — anchors this town on the shores of Roskilde Fjord…
Blokhus
This little beach village on the Skagerrak coast of North Jutland, Denmark, Blokhus draws an outsized number of visitors each year for its size, with a café…
Skaelskor
A compact waterfront town on Zealand's southwest coast, Skælskør traces its name to a 1231 entry in King Valdemar's cadastre, where it appears as "the town b…
Fuglebjerg
Small town on western South Zealand, between Næstved and Slagelse, set in an area historically known as "the land of the manor houses" — several estates dati…
Grindsted
This pocket-sized town in southern Jutland sits alongside the Grindsted river and Grindsted lake, with heathland and sandy terrain stretching out around it.
Lunderskov
Railway junction village in southern Jutland, Lunderskov has been a rail hub since 1866 and retains a station hotel dating from around 1905.
Middelfart
This Funen island town where a grand red-brick church with stepped gables and a cobbled square anchors a walkable centre of cafés and restaurants, all within…
Horsens
A fjord-side city in eastern Jutland with a walkable, pedestrianised centre dense with cafés, restaurants, and historic churches, Horsens sits at the inner e…
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Faaborg
This small port town on Faaborg Fjord in the southwestern corner of Funen, Faaborg draws visitors with a lively harbour district, cobbled medieval streets, a…
Ærøskøbing
This small Danish town on the island of Ærø whose well-preserved historic streets earned it a Europa Nostra prize in 2002, awarded for the care of its cultur…
Vejle
Fjord city in southern Jutland where forested hills, wetland valleys, and a harbour converge at the head of Vejle Fjord, with a walkable centre dense with hi…
Helsinge
Compact North Zealand town where a fountain pond fronts a row of traditional Danish shopfronts — including a local konditori café — with upland country and U…
Løgstør
This fjord town on Limfjorden in northern Denmark, Løgstør is known for Frederik VII's Canal, built between 1856 and 1861 to open the shallow waters west of…
Baelum
A modest Danish village in North Jutland's Himmerland district, Bælum draws visitors to its striking whitewashed stone church with stepped gables set among a…
Horve
Hørve Church, built in the 12th century as a round church and later converted to a conventional village form, holds a rare set of well-preserved post-Reforma…
Saeby
This seaport town on Denmark's North Jutlandic Island with sandy beaches, a marina converted from a former fishing harbour, and a compact old-town centre wit…
Ebeltoft
Ebeltoft, a compact port town on Jutland's Djursland peninsula, is home to Fregatten Jylland — the longest wooden warship in the world — and Glasmuseet Ebelt…
Aars
This little town in North Jutland known for its town centre, its collection of monuments and artworks by Per Kirkeby, and elaborate Christmas decorations tha…
Vindeby
This compact Danish waterfront village on the island of Tåsinge, Vindeby offers a compact marina packed with sailing boats, red-tile houses set among green t…
Kundby
A small Danish village on northwestern Zealand, home to a striking whitewashed medieval church with distinctive stepped gables, set among quiet upland countr…
Alestrup
Small Danish town in Nordjylland's Himmerland region, where a ivy-covered stone farmhouse with a pond in the foreground hints at the rural, pastoral characte…
Tranebjerg
The main town and municipal seat of Samsø island, Tranebjerg has a 14th-century Gothic church, the earthwork remains of a royal castle burned down in 1289, a…
Undlose
Undlose Church, a village landmark in northwestern Zealand, holds 15th-century frescoes and Baroque woodcuts by Abel Schrøder — including a work by the Union…
Olsted
A leafy Danish village in North Zealand, spread across wooded terrain between Lake Arresø and Roskilde Fjord, with red-tile rooftops visible through the birc…
Rorvig
This small harbour and summer-cottage village on the northwestern tip of Zealand, Rørvig has a modest but real café and restaurant scene for its size.
Nordborg
A compact waterfront town on the island of Als in southern Denmark, Nordborg has a compact centre with cafés and restaurants and sits close to the water's edge.
Horuphav
A former fishing village on the island of Als in southern Denmark, Høruphav has kept its narrow, winding lanes and modest historic houses at its core, now su…
Lohals
A modest harbour town on the northern tip of Langeland island in southern Denmark, Lohals has been developing as a recreational destination since the 1990s,…
Præstø
A small harbour town on the southern Zealand coast, Præstø sits at the head of its own fjord with a café and restaurant scene in its compact centre.
Vester Hornum
This tiny Himmerland village in North Jutland where a well-preserved Romanesque granite church with a whitewashed tower and red-tile roof stands as the quiet…
Hobro
Sitting at the head of Mariager Fjord in northern Denmark's hilly Jutland terrain, Hobro is a compact market and railway town with a café and restaurant scen…
Brande
Brande is a little railway town in central Jutland, Denmark, known as the home of Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy — founded here as Bonus Energy — alongside…
Mariager
Modest Danish market town on the southern shore of Mariager Fjord in North Jutland, Mariager grew up around a Birgittine convent in the early 15th century an…
Hanstholm
Hanstholm is a fishing harbour town on the northwest tip of Jutland in northern Denmark, built on a limestone ridge that was once an island.
Hojby
Højby is a pocket-sized village in northwestern Zealand, Denmark, seat of Odsherred Municipality, known for the medieval frescoes inside Højby Kirke.
Fjerritslev
This tiny town in North Jutland, Denmark, with short distances to both the Skagerrak coast and the Limfjord.
Viborg
One of Denmark's oldest cities, Viborg sits at the heart of central Jutland between two lakes, Søndersø and Nørresø, with a walkable centre well supplied wit…
Harlev
This little Danish railway town on Zealand, anchored by a striking white-walled medieval church with stepped gables and red-tile roofs, and well-placed for e…
Christiansfeld
Founded in 1773 by the Moravian Church and named after Danish king Christian VII, Christiansfeld is a small town in Southern Jutland that has been a UNESCO W…
Hurup
Hurup Thy, a tiny railway town in northwestern Jutland's Thy district, grew up around the Struer–Thisted line built in 1882 and served as the administrative…
Vorbasse
Vorbasse, a tiny village in southern Jutland, is home to Denmark's largest market, running annually since 1730 and drawing around a quarter of a million visi…
Korsør
This small Danish town on the western coast of Zealand sits at the foot of the Great Belt Bridge, the crossing that replaced Korsør's long role as the main f…
Haslev
This little railway town on the island of Zealand, southwest of Copenhagen, Haslev is the municipal seat of Faxe Kommune and home to a modest central shoppin…
Farsø
Farsø, a little town in northern Denmark's Vesthimmerland Municipality, is the birthplace of Johannes Vilhelm Jensen, who won the Nobel Prize in Literature i…
Stenlille
This pocket-sized railway town in western Zealand, Stenlille sits beside Naturpark Åmosen, Denmark's first nature park, covering around 8,000 hectares.
Tisvilde
Small coastal village on the north shore of Zealand, Tisvilde draws summer visitors to its beach at Tisvildeleje and the nearby Tisvilde Hegn woodland.
Billund
Billund, a pocket-sized town in Jutland, Denmark, is defined by its connection to Lego: the company's global headquarters are here, and the original Legoland…
Esbjerg
Denmark's fifth-largest city, Esbjerg grew from a handful of farms into a major seaport after its harbour was established in 1868, and today that harbour rem…
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