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Fairy tales, castles, and Viking lore

Fairy tales, castles, and Viking lore                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                 [Island of Fyn]( Fairy Tales, Castles, and Viking Lore: Inside the Island of Fyn Hi , Of course, you’ve heard of [Copenhagen](. But Copenhagen is just one part of what makes the island of Fyn (also known as Fünen), Denmark’s second most populated island after Zealand, so magical. It's no surprise that Hans Christian Andersen, the father of fairy tales, was born here. Fyn (pronounced "Foon" in Danish) brims with ancient castles and fascinating Viking history, making you feel like you’ve stepped into a fairy tale yourself. Along with delicious coastal fare and charming museums, there’s so much more to explore in [Denmark]( than just its capital city. [Here’s your guide on what to do, see, and eat on the island of Fyn.]( [EXPLORE THE ISLAND OF FYN]( [GuideGeek Itinerary]( Explore More Copenhagen [Nyhaven]( Essential Stops On an Architecture Tour Through Copenhagen Architecture is one of the main reasons you’re sure to love this city—Copenhagen was even nominated as a UNESCO World Capital of Architecture last year. [READ MORE]( [Kayaking]( Denmark's New 'CopenPay' Program Gives Travel Freebies to Visitors The Copenhagen Tourism Board announced the new “CopenPay” initiative, which ran from July 15 to August 11, 2024. It was a pilot program, but there are talks to make it a year-round perk. [READ MORE]( [The Little Mermaid statue]( The Best Free (and Almost Free) Things to Do in Copenhagen From walking the famous Nyhavn and swimming in the harbor to enjoying a peaceful afternoon in Assistens Cemetery, Copenhagen offers a lot for those on a budget. Here are some great things to see and do. [READ MORE]( [Tivoli]( Where to See Live Music in Copenhagen For a truly Danish experience, head to one of these stellar venues. Each has its own unique history and flavor that evokes and aligns with its chosen genre—whether that’s rock, jazz, hip-hop, or classical. [READ MORE]( [riding on a bike with Christmas Tree]( 7 Things That Make Christmas in Denmark Unique The nation hosts some of the best Christmas markets in Europe, and heavily decorated trees are easy to stumble upon. But Denmark also has its own special Christmas traditions that you won’t find anywhere else, from sweet treats to unique decorations and dances around the Christmas tree. [READ MORE]( [Smørrebrød]( In Denmark, the Humble Smørrebrød Is Both Nostalgic and Filling The birthplace of Hans Christian Andersen and hygge is also home to a sandwich that belongs on any “best sandwiches in the world” list. [READ MORE]( [Isbjerget (The Iceberg), Aarhus]( 10 Architectural Wonders You Must Visit the Next Time You're in Denmark To experience the full range of Denmark’s architectural and urban design masterpieces, you don’t have to venture beyond Copenhagen, the capital city, and its nearby areas. [READ MORE]( 📍Where To Stay [Hotel in Copenhagen]( This Adult-Only Resort in Copenhagen Looks Like It's Actually Set in the Jungle If you dream of an Indonesian vacation where you can spend your days by the pool in a luxury hotel surrounded by jungle, know that you don’t have to buy a ticket to Asia to get what you want. [READ MORE]( [Hotel in Copenhagen]( These Are the Best Luxury Hotels in Copenhagen Within Walking Distance of Must-See Sights The hotels here are different from what you’d typically find in major urban areas. Expect inspired on-site dining, design-focused interiors, colorful low-rise buildings, and hospitality centered around the concept of hygge. [READ MORE]( [Airbnb in Copenhagen]( 15 of the Best Airbnbs in Copenhagen Move over, Disney World. Denmark is the happiest place on Earth. This Nordic capital buzzes year-round—yes, even on those winter days when the sun shines for only about four hours. Here’s where to stay to enjoy all of it. [READ MORE]( [TOO MANY EMAILS? UPDATE YOUR FREQUENCY HERE]( EXPLORE THE WORLD WITH MATADOR FOLLOW US HERE [fb]( [tw]( [ig]( [yt]( [tk]( [in]( Move this email to your primary inbox or add Hello@MatadorNetwork.com as a contact so you never miss an email from us. Update your [email preferences]( or unsubscribe [here]( © 2024 Matador Network, all rights reserved PO Box 7775, Suite 40021 San Francisco, California 94120, United States of America [Terms of Service](

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