Danish Culture for Kids

Copenhagen (København) As one of Europe’s oldest capitals, Copenhagen has many museums and shops, narrow canals, colorful row houses, lovely parks

These are the top names for boys and girls in Denmark: Boys’ Names Jacob, Mason, William, Jayden, Noah, Michael, Ethan,

Christmas – Jul The Danish word for the Christmas holiday is Jul, from the Old Norse jól meaning “midwinter”. Midwinter celebrations were

Denmark became united in the 10th century during the Viking period when the country was converted to Christianity by King

These games are three popular children’s games. You might have played different versions of these games that probably have different

The traditional costumes of Denmark vary from region to region and date back about 250 years ago.  Clothes were homemade

Greetings Greet someone with a firm handshake and eye contact.  Don’t forget to smile.  Shake hands with everyone present (even

Most Danes have three regular meals a day, usually consisting of a cold breakfast with coffee, a cold lunch at

Danish folklore is made up of folktales, legends, and music. Many of the folktales have trolls, elves and goblins as

Music is an important part of most Danish people’s lives.  Music is played at family celebrations such as birthdays, weddings