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You may by now come to turn your vacation this year but there is always a next year and next destination. A good option might be to visit Denmark to spend your next holidays in some of their cities. If you are someone who likes the sights, enjoy a good meal, stroll through quiet places and many other things no doubt you’ll like Denmark.

Denmark is the happiest country in the world, according to latest figures. It’s very interesting because we all want to be happy. Danes living in a beautiful, tranquil, surrounded by tranquility, take life quietly, among other things that they are the happiest people in the world. It would be nice to go to Denmark to infect their happiness and their way of seeing life.

Not a bad idea to enjoy a trip to Denmark, because we will be able to relax, enjoy the quiet cities, beautiful landscapes. It is truly enviable know that the Danes take things in a way so calm and able to be so happy.

In this video you can see a journey of some tourists enjoyed their trip to Denmark and were able to enjoy its monuments and other attractions that Denmark has to offer to tourists visiting the country.

In the Aalborg city center we find a range of comfort and high class service to our visit to Denmark is an experience full of good times and the possibility of moving to the most important points in minutes.

On the street Ved Stranden 14-16, Radisson Sas Limfjord is in operation since 1979, offering first-level care and all essential services in any trip, whether business or pleasure.

The 188 rooms at the Radisson can enjoy different views of the city, along the river, and the attention that characterizes the internationally renowned hotels.

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As early Viking Age, the word Denmark is inscribed on the great Jelling Stone, to the tenth century While covering the territory then, and today is very different.

Between the thirteenth and eighteenth centuries Denmark used to be a great impotence, with a degree of influence comparable to the largest countries in Europe.

Denmark during the Viking period based his power on the peninsula of Jutland, the island of Zealand and the southern part of what is now Sweden.

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Some important dates in the Danish nation as to take account of our itinerary and make some historical facts to appreciate the solemn and festive side of this nation.

The fourth Friday after Easter Sunday, about 18 April, we celebrate the Great Day of Prayer. That day and the night before and eaten hot rolls, mainly in Copenhagen, is used to pass by a place of importance (the Citadel or the Langelinie) and doing chorus shows. Hereby established in 1686 to join several days of fasting and prayer.

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Skagen is a unique place in Europe. It is one of the few places on the continent where two oceans. It is located north of the country in the peninsula of Jutland.

Skagen is washed by the seas Kattegat and Skaggerrak whose waves crash against each other and rise with the help of strong winds, making it a breathtaking landscape. In this area is forbidden to swim, although it is possible to stroll along the beach, depending on the strength of the tide.

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Natural Park of Rands Fjord
It is a beautiful natural park. In the Lake of the fjord stop many waders and ducks in their migration, while the marshes and reeds are home to nesting birds such as the warbler and mustachioed. It is an area with a great diversity of species of birds.

At one time this fjord was halfway between Vejle and Fredericia, on the east coast of Jutland, and connected to the sea. But this outlet was now closed by land and freshwater. To reach the park is to go to the southeast from Vajle. About 6 km after Borkop, the road touches the eastern boundary of the park, just before reaching the town of Egeskov. Most of the area can be seen from the back roads that run along the northern boundary of the park, Overhol, Nebbergard and Osterskov.

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The autonomy referendum extending Greenland is already a fact, and therefore recognizes the right to self-determination of the territory of Denmark, with a total of 75.54% of the votes after the counting of votes.

The advisory referendum must be ratified by the parliaments of Nuuk and Copenhagen but already there is a settlement in which the political forces agreed to respect the result.

The new regulations will take effect from and after June 2009 to coincide with the completion of the 30 years of autonomy Greenland. In addition, as would be two areas that are recognized as autonomous by the Danish kingdom, the first of the Faroe Islands in 2005.

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Rosenborg Castle was built in 1606, within the King’s Park in Copenhagen, under the specific request of Christian IV. This building, crowned by towers and needles, surrounded by a moat and a large park, was the residence of the royal family during the seventeenth century.

The brick building, typical of the Renaissance style Dutchman, has survived the bombing and fires that have occurred since then.

The building is well furnished but casual. The rooms are arranged chronologically. Those belonging to the period running from Christian IV to Frederik IV have been carefully preserved.

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Denmark is a country filled, like many others in fact, old legends of heroes and soldiers. This time we’ll talk about how to gesture a very unique coat of arms, represented by a glass half full.

It turns out that one of the many invasions of Denmark, the fight turned bloody. Hundreds of bodies lay on the ground dying, some at little to exhale their last breath, some seriously injured, others ignorant of what the future had saved them.

The Danes won this fight in particular, and is one of the Danish soldiers lying in the ground, exhausted. She got up and pulled a small bottle of beer. Near him lay an enemy, wounded but conscious and very whiny. The Danish approach and began to tilt to give the bottle when the enemy drew his pistol and fired, but missed the shot.

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Fyn is the smallest of the three main islands of Denmark. However, it is the prettiest, especially in the south, where it presents an attractive rolling hills and islands. Outside the industrial area north of Odense, the main town in the area and third largest city in Denmark, Fiona is a predominantly agricultural region where most grown fruit and vegetables consumed in Denmark. As such, the island is famous for its gastronomy as well as for its scenery. You can even combine the two with ever-increasingly popular biking tours which stop at restaurants along the way. There you can indulge in a sip of rose wine and a fresh and delicious three course meal before setting off again on two wheels. Perfect for those who are travel explorers both in taste and in countryside.

Fyn field is formed by large stately homes and rustic cottages with thatched roofs. The sea is shallow, which offers a follow for children. Most wear the blue flag beaches of the EU. The other major cities of Fyn, Odense besides, are Middelfart, Faborg, Assens, Munkebo, Nyborg and Sonderborg.

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