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Jellyfish along the Danish shores
In Denmark we only have a few species of jellyfish which are able to sting you noticeably. You will normally only find two common species...WildlifeLizards in Denmark
In Denmark you will only find two species of lizards. The common lizard and the sand lizard. The common lizard (Zootoca vivipara) is, as the...WildlifeThe Slow-worm – the legless lizard
Slow-worm (Anguis fragilis) The slow-worm is widely distributed in Denmark. Being a legless lizard, the slow worm is often mistaken for a little snake. However, there...WildlifeThe most common frog in Denmark
The European brown frog is the most common frog in Denmark. The common frog (Rana temporaria) is undoubtedly Denmarks's most well-known amphibian, also known as...
- Environment
- Environment
The use of solar energy is increasing significantly in Denmark
Solar energy is an element in the Danish green strategy of making the future energy supply based on renewable energy. ...EnvironmentDrinking tap water?
In Denmark people take their drinking water for granted. Danes don’t think twice before grabbing a glass and sticking it underneath...EnvironmentUtilisation of fossil fuel fell by over 25 percent in one year
The Danish coal consumption fell by 25.5 percent from 2016 to 2017. Towards green energy: Danish...EnvironmentSustainable forest management
Since adoption of the Danish Forest Act in 1805, forest clearance has been banned in Denmark. The Danish Parliament has recently decided to increase the...
- Lifestyle
- Lifestyle
Out in the wild – away from the coronavirus outbreak
Several European Union member states - including Denmark, have imposed lockdowns to combat the spread of the potentially deadly COVID-19. We went...LifestyleWinter Vikings
Thousands of Danish "Vikings" take a dip in freezing water during the wintertime. Visitors to Denmark are often surprised to learn that Danes leave their...LifestyleGo for a swim – without wearing swimwear?
Is it legal to go for a swim – without wearing swimwear? "Denmark - the most shameless nation on the planet" according to a survey...LifestyleHow Does Nature Impact Our Wellbeing?
Research reveals that environments can increase or reduce our stress, which in turn impacts our bodies. What you are seeing, hearing, experiencing at any moment...
- Places
- Places
Visit the worlds largest limestone mine
1,000 years of limestone mines under Denmark. In Mønsted Limestone Caves in Central Jutland there are more than 60 kilometres (about 37 miles) of underground...PlacesThe untamed sand dunes of Rubjerg
If you want to experience wild and untamed nature in Denmark then you should visit Rubjerg Knude Lighthouse. Here you will find massive hills of...PlacesAncient burial mounds in the Danish countryside
No matter if you go by car, bicycle or hiking through the Danish countryside there is a good chance that you will pass by...PlacesThe Danish Wadden Sea – one of the world’s most valuable tidal areas
The Danish Wadden Sea is the most northern part of the Unesco World Heritage. The Danish Wadden Sea has many particularities, making this region a...
- Outdoor Denmark
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Out in the wild – away from the coronavirus outbreak
Several European Union member states - including Denmark, have imposed lockdowns to combat the spread of the potentially deadly COVID-19. We went...Outdoor DenmarkSleep on the forest floor – for free
Denmark welcomes you to spend the night in the nature areas owned by the Danish Government. You can find the state forests in most...Outdoor DenmarkSleeping in the woods
Overnight outside. You may stay overnight on publicly owned natural areas on the ground in a sleeping bag, in a hammock, in a tree, or...Outdoor DenmarkMaking a camp fire at the beach?
Camp fire at the beach? It is okay but keep it small. Public rights on the foreshore and in tidal waters have a long history...
- Regulations
- Regulations
Travelling by campervan in Denmark
Denmark is a great place to enjoy a campervan (motorhome) holiday. The roads are well maintained and the countryside is clean and...RegulationsRights of way and accessing land.
In Denmark, there is a more restricted freedom to roam on privately held land compared to Norway and Sweden. All dunes and...RegulationsPlease, keep your dog on a lead
Dogs must be on a leash when you are visiting forests and nature areas according to Denmark’s Protection of Nature Act. A visit to the...Outdoor DenmarkSleeping in the woods
Overnight outside. You may stay overnight on publicly owned natural areas on the ground in a sleeping bag, in a hammock, in a tree, or...
- About
- Wildlife
- Wildlife
Jellyfish along the Danish shores
In Denmark we only have a few species of jellyfish which are able to sting you noticeably. You will normally only find two common species...WildlifeLizards in Denmark
In Denmark you will only find two species of lizards. The common lizard and the sand lizard. The common lizard (Zootoca vivipara) is, as the...WildlifeThe Slow-worm – the legless lizard
Slow-worm (Anguis fragilis) The slow-worm is widely distributed in Denmark. Being a legless lizard, the slow worm is often mistaken for a little snake. However, there...WildlifeThe most common frog in Denmark
The European brown frog is the most common frog in Denmark. The common frog (Rana temporaria) is undoubtedly Denmarks's most well-known amphibian, also known as...
- Environment
- Environment
The use of solar energy is increasing significantly in Denmark
Solar energy is an element in the Danish green strategy of making the future energy supply based on renewable energy. ...EnvironmentDrinking tap water?
In Denmark people take their drinking water for granted. Danes don’t think twice before grabbing a glass and sticking it underneath...EnvironmentUtilisation of fossil fuel fell by over 25 percent in one year
The Danish coal consumption fell by 25.5 percent from 2016 to 2017. Towards green energy: Danish...EnvironmentSustainable forest management
Since adoption of the Danish Forest Act in 1805, forest clearance has been banned in Denmark. The Danish Parliament has recently decided to increase the...
- Lifestyle
- Lifestyle
Out in the wild – away from the coronavirus outbreak
Several European Union member states - including Denmark, have imposed lockdowns to combat the spread of the potentially deadly COVID-19. We went...LifestyleWinter Vikings
Thousands of Danish "Vikings" take a dip in freezing water during the wintertime. Visitors to Denmark are often surprised to learn that Danes leave their...LifestyleGo for a swim – without wearing swimwear?
Is it legal to go for a swim – without wearing swimwear? "Denmark - the most shameless nation on the planet" according to a survey...LifestyleHow Does Nature Impact Our Wellbeing?
Research reveals that environments can increase or reduce our stress, which in turn impacts our bodies. What you are seeing, hearing, experiencing at any moment...
- Places
- Places
Visit the worlds largest limestone mine
1,000 years of limestone mines under Denmark. In Mønsted Limestone Caves in Central Jutland there are more than 60 kilometres (about 37 miles) of underground...PlacesThe untamed sand dunes of Rubjerg
If you want to experience wild and untamed nature in Denmark then you should visit Rubjerg Knude Lighthouse. Here you will find massive hills of...PlacesAncient burial mounds in the Danish countryside
No matter if you go by car, bicycle or hiking through the Danish countryside there is a good chance that you will pass by...PlacesThe Danish Wadden Sea – one of the world’s most valuable tidal areas
The Danish Wadden Sea is the most northern part of the Unesco World Heritage. The Danish Wadden Sea has many particularities, making this region a...
- Outdoor Denmark
- Lifestyle
Out in the wild – away from the coronavirus outbreak
Several European Union member states - including Denmark, have imposed lockdowns to combat the spread of the potentially deadly COVID-19. We went...Outdoor DenmarkSleep on the forest floor – for free
Denmark welcomes you to spend the night in the nature areas owned by the Danish Government. You can find the state forests in most...Outdoor DenmarkSleeping in the woods
Overnight outside. You may stay overnight on publicly owned natural areas on the ground in a sleeping bag, in a hammock, in a tree, or...Outdoor DenmarkMaking a camp fire at the beach?
Camp fire at the beach? It is okay but keep it small. Public rights on the foreshore and in tidal waters have a long history...
- Regulations
- Regulations
Travelling by campervan in Denmark
Denmark is a great place to enjoy a campervan (motorhome) holiday. The roads are well maintained and the countryside is clean and...RegulationsRights of way and accessing land.
In Denmark, there is a more restricted freedom to roam on privately held land compared to Norway and Sweden. All dunes and...RegulationsPlease, keep your dog on a lead
Dogs must be on a leash when you are visiting forests and nature areas according to Denmark’s Protection of Nature Act. A visit to the...Outdoor DenmarkSleeping in the woods
Overnight outside. You may stay overnight on publicly owned natural areas on the ground in a sleeping bag, in a hammock, in a tree, or...
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