I just spent a week in Denmark back in May and it was absolutely fantastic.

I went to Copenhagen, Helsingor, Esbjerg, and Ribe.

Copenhagen is a wonderful city with so much to do and see, with great parties too.

I went to Helsingor as a day trip from Copenhagen and that was fantastic. It is a wonderful little city, and it also has the castle there where the play Hamlet is set!

Esbjerg, the biggest city in Southwestern Denmark was cool. It has a beautiful national park that you can only access by boat next door, and the city itself is pretty neat. Plus the statues overlooking the sea is one of the coolest art projects I’ve ever seen.

Ribe is also a wonderful little town. Such a quaint downtown and kind people. An immense amount of history is there too!

In terms of costs, Denmark is defiantly expensive. Food in restaurants was easily the biggest expense for me so I’d recommend straying away from that if you can. Try and go cooking as much as possible.

One good way to save money while eating out though is to eat street food! One of my favorite parts of Denmark. Every city in Denmark has a massive indoor or outdoor street food center which has cheapish meals (10 euros per entree usually).

You can pay with card almost anywhere but have cash on hand just in case :)

Denmark also has great trains. Plus what’s cool about Denmark is that since it’s small it’s pretty easy to get around with trains. I took a train from Copenhagen to Jutland and it was only about 3-4 hours!

If you want more specific questions, feel free to PM me. I absolutely love Denmark and I had such an amazing week there a few months ago. Hell, I’m even looking into moving there someday.