Danish Travel Destinations
Copenhagen (København) As one of Europe’s oldest capitals, Copenhagen has many museums and shops, narrow canals, colorful row houses, lovely parks
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Danish Culture for Kids
Common Danish Names
These are the top names for boys and girls in Denmark: Boys’ Names Jacob, Mason, William, Jayden, Noah, Michael, Ethan,
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Danish Holiday and Celebrations
Christmas – Jul The Danish word for the Christmas holiday is Jul, from the Old Norse jól meaning “midwinter”. Midwinter celebrations were
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About Danish History
Denmark became united in the 10th century during the Viking period when the country was converted to Christianity by King
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Danish Games
These games are three popular children’s games. You might have played different versions of these games that probably have different
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Danish Fashion and Traditional Clothing
The traditional costumes of Denmark vary from region to region and date back about 250 years ago. Clothes were homemade
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Danish Etiquette
Greetings Greet someone with a firm handshake and eye contact. Don’t forget to smile. Shake hands with everyone present (even
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Danish Cuisine
Most Danes have three regular meals a day, usually consisting of a cold breakfast with coffee, a cold lunch at
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Danish Children’s Stories
Danish folklore is made up of folktales, legends, and music. Many of the folktales have trolls, elves and goblins as
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Danish Folk Music and Instruments
Music is an important part of most Danish people’s lives. Music is played at family celebrations such as birthdays, weddings
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Fun Facts About Danish Culture
Denmark, officially named the Kingdom of Denmark, is a country in Northern Europe located the furthest south of the Scandinavian countries. It is also
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