BRIT reacts to Amazing Places to Visit in Denmark

In this video I find out about the best places to visit in Denmark! Let me know if there are any other places worth visiting!
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[@lonestardeluxe3677]

Nice video. 😊👍🏼As a local, I would recommand this tour for you; Flight to Billund almost in the center of Jutland. Visit Legoland (themepark with rides and stuff) or even cooler, Lego House with a lot of interactive LEGO activities, including the history of Lego. Then you should travel to Århus (your second attempt to pronounce it was rather good! 👏🏻) and stay there as your base. In Århus you can visit cool museums like Moesgaard (history in an architectoric uniqe building), the Modern museum of Art named ARoS (with the rainbowwalk on the top) and open air museum Den Gamle By. Den Gamle By makes you travel back in time with the newest areas from 2014 and 1974 and then al the way back to 1600) You can enter the houses from all the ages, meet actors making it realistic and eat and drink as we did back then. Århus is also a really cool city with interesting architecture, beaches, forrests, shopping and really cool places to eat. Within easy travel from Århus you find Søhøjlandet to the west (with our impressive Himmelbjerget and its 147m above sea!! 😅) and Mols Bjerge from this video to the north east. Further north in Denmark a few hours drive from Århus, you should visit the dune Råbjerg Mile. Also at the westcoast the Rubjerg Knude light tower, which was resently moved 100m further into the country as it was on its way to slide into the ocean. And at the very top of Denmark you can visit Grenen, the sand top of Denmark where two oceans meet and you can stand with your feet in each ocean. Enjoy! 😊🇩🇰👋🏼

[@DullyDust]

Råbjerg Mile is absolutely worth visiting! :D it's so gorgeous and so fun to roll down the dunes ^^ plus the road there was made during WWII of big concrete slabs rather than of asfalt - they could put those down faster to transport materials for the Western Sea bunkers. The slabs makes the car tires do this hypothesizing rhythm and it's an awe inspiring experience

[@mvoetmann1]

People like different things. I don't like cities much, I want to be out in nature. To me, Norway is mountains and fjords. Sweden is forests and lakes. And Denmark? Beaches, islands and fields. What would i recommend you do here? Do like the danes. Rent a summer cottage by a beach sometimes early in the summer. Maybe on an Island? Hike or bike on Hærvejen through Jutland in the late summer. Or go biking anywhere, really. Denmark is flat, so ii's pretty much made for biking. I love the lake area around Silkeborg. Go there. Stay in Ry or Laven. Or visit beautiful Odsherred in western Zealand. Do you like fishing? Maybe go to a small Island where you must go out in a small boat every morning and check what has been caught in your nets for that day's dinner.

[@lottebuejensen2310]

Tivoli is not the oldest amusement park in the wold. That i Bakken , which is in Denmark to.😊 it’s in a Natural Park 😊 I Think it’s funny when People don’t think we have beaches 😂 I mean , we are surrounded by water 😂😂

[@jackieolsen7707]

Fun fact about Scandinavia : Norway has one of the lowest population density in the world ( #226 og 249 countries ), Sweden is #205 and Denmark #93. So even though Norway & Sweden is 8 to 10 times bigger, fex Norway has fewer inhabitants than Denmark ( so everything is far apart in Norway & Sweden ) Through history, most Scandinavian people have been living I Denmark due to primetime agriculture lands ( -> why Denmark also have ruled fex Norway until 1814 and Sweden until 1563 ) Also why you English called the vikings - Danes ( because the vikings mostly came from Denmark ) And please notice, that Copenhagen just became capital in 1387. There are much older and interesting towns around Denmark. Fex the old capital from 983-1387 - Roskilde ( =Vikingship Museum & Cathedral with most kings & queens buried together in the world=39 ) , or Ribe est 700 AD or Aalborg with one of the highest concentration of viking burials = 700 -> Lindholm Høje ect.

[@GreenError]

How do I reach you PM? I would like to help you understand danish humor. Also confirm/deni the things people say.

[@thomasthyrrestrup7526]

Someone have to tell the people who are making these videos (as the one you are reacting to), that The Faroe Islands is NOT Denmark !!! I'm Danish and I would love The Faroe Islands to be Danish since it's so breathtakingly beautiful up there and the Faroese are such nice people, BUT, out of respect for both The Faroe Islands and the Faroese population, I would never say, that the islands are Denmark !!! They are part of The Danish Commonwealth, but that is NOT the same as them being Danish ! The Faroe Islands are The Faroe Islands !

[@GuinevereKnight]

Denmark and the Danish language is beautiful, but this AI-narrator shure butchers every Danish word...almost painful! 😂😅 There is so much more than the ones mentioned in this list. Denmark isn't huge so no excuse not to visit more than 10 places. How about Billund/Legoland, Bakken and some more historical sights..? Lots of beautiful nature, all of Skagen...

[@mvoetmann1]

Hmm. Svante sang it. "Vort muddermål er hæsligt det har så fæl en klang Hvormed skal jeg dog ligne og prise det i sang En halvgammel ludder med rød og svampet tud Men hun er så gæv og hun holder stadig ud Men hun er så gæv og hun holder stadig ud"

[@mvoetmann1]

My mother tongue is ugly It has such an awful sound How shall I ever compare And praise it in song A half-old hag With a red and swollen snout But she is so brave and she still perseveres But she is so brave and she still perseveres

[@ane-louisestampe7939]

@@mvoetmann1 "Den danske sang er en ung blond pige, hun går og nynner i Danmarks hus, hun er et barn af det havblå rige, hvor bøge lytter til bølgers brus." is a good atempt, I think