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9 DAYS CLASSIC DENMARK

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Duration icon 9 Days 8 Nights
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HKD 62,180 Per person

Denmark is a nation well-known for many things: a rich Viking history, impressive castles, cutting-edge new Nordic cuisine, and modern design and living that incorporates a "hygge" sense of contentment and warmth.

On this journey, we go beyond the capital Copenhagen for the many local experiences that the country offers, starting from the beautiful landscape of North Jutland and Skagen that once had a thriving artist colony. Experience the rich culture and bustling scene in Denmark's second city Aarhus, and then immerse yourself into the literary world of Hans Christian Andersen at Odense. In Zealand, glorious castles await exploration, as well as the Viking history at Roskilde, before returning to Copenhagen - a cultural, culinary and historical mecca. There is so much to experience, that a return trip is always warranted!

Itinerary Highlights

  • Bask in the natural landscape and light of Skagen that attracted painters to the region, and appreciate their artwork in the town's excellent museums
  • Experience vibrant atmosphere and culture in Aarhus, Denmark's second city
  • Relive the rich Viking legacy at Roskilde
  • Walk in the footsteps of Hans Christina Andersen in Odense
  • Be enchanted by Copenhagen cultural highlights and Nordic gastronomy scene
  • Delight in Denmark's stunning castles - from UNESCO-listed Kronborg, to Frederiksborg and its lovely gardens, and Egeskov for its well preserved moat castle
Itinerary Outline
  • Day 1
    Arrival in Aalborg / Skagen
  • Day 2
    Skagen
  • Day 3
    Skagen / Aalborg / Aarhus
  • Day 4
    Aarhus
  • Day 5
    Aarhus / Odense
  • Day 6
    Odense / Roskilde / Copenhagen
  • Day 7
    Copenhagen
  • Day 8
    Copenhagen
  • Day 9
    Departure from Copenhagen

Itinerary

Day 1
Day 1

Arrival in Aalborg / Skagen

Arrive in Aalborg Airport, and meet your English-speaking driver at the airport for your transfer to Skagen (approx. 1.5hrs). En route, make a stop at Rubjerg Kunde lighthouse.

As the northernmost destination in Denmark, Skagen is a renowned town with amazing light, combined with a unique nature and white sand beaches. In the center of the city, you will find a wide selection of restaurants, shopping options, experiences for children, and interesting cultural attractions.

Hotel icon Colours Hotel
Day 2
Day 2

Skagen

Skagen Walking Tour (3hrs)

Today you will visit the most famous attractions in Skagen, such as the Skagen’s Museum which houses a grand collection of masterpieces by famous Skagen painters, and the Anchers House which was the home of renowned painters Anna and Michael Ancher featuring their art collection of more than a thousand pieces by other European artists as well as an eclectic interiors featuring period furniture and decorative objects collected from around the world.

Skagen Region Highlights (6hrs)

Enjoy an excursion taking in the beautiful landscapes around Skagen and attractions outside the city. You will visit Skagen light house, Råbjerg Mile, the largest migrating dune in Denmark, Tilsande church which is buried in the sand by the migrating dunes, and the northernmost tip of Denmark called Grenen, where the Baltic Sea and North Sea meets.

Hotel icon Colours Hotel
Meals icon Breakfast included
Day 3
Day 3

Skagen / Aalborg / Aarhus

After breakfast, depart for Aalborg (approx. 1.5hrs) where you have some time to explore its old town and enjoy lunch, before continuing onwards to Aarhus, Denmark’s second city.

Hotel icon Radisson Blu Scandinavia Hotel Aarhus
Meals icon Breakfast included
Day 4
Day 4

Aarhus

Aarhus Walking Tour (3hrs)

Meet your local guide at your hotel who will take you on a walking tour of the ‘3rd most sustainable city in the world’, taking in its key highlights. Stroll the cobblestone streets of its Old Town, visit the ARoS Aarhus Art Museum and soak up the Street Art and more.

Himmelbjerget Excursion (Half-Day)

In the afternoon, transfer to Himmelbjerget (Sky Mountain), which is Denmark’s highest at 147m. Enjoy a hike up to the Himmelbjerget Tower for a panoramic view of the surroundings.

Hotel icon Radisson Blu Scandinavia Hotel Aarhus
Meals icon Breakfast included
Day 5
Day 5

Aarhus / Odense

After breakfast, depart for Hans Christian Andersen’s hometown, Odense (approx. 2hrs).

Odense Walking Tour (3hrs)

Join your local guide to explore the birth city of Denmark’s most famous fairytale writer in the world, with its characterful old streets, inspiring museums and strong cycling culture. Visit the newly opened Hans Christian Andersen House Museum which tells not only about the author but brings to life his works through an interactive exhibition utilizing architecture, art, design, sound, light and images. See his childhood home where he was born and is today one of the oldest poet museums in the world.

Hotel icon First Hotel Grand Odense
Meals icon Breakfast included
Day 6
Day 6

Odense / Roskilde / Copenhagen

Transfer from Odense to Copenhagen (approx. 2hrs 15min direct), with some interesting stops en route.

Egeskov Castle Visit

Egeskov Castle is one of Funen’s key landmark – the best-preserved moat castle in Europe. Experience an award-winning park, the beautiful chambers and halls inside of the castle, as well as Europe's first Camping Outdoor Museum.

Continue on your drive to Roskilde, crossing the Great Belt Bridge that links Funen and Zealand. One of the largest bridges in the world – this impressive structure is 18km long and comprises of a suspension bridge, a low level bridge and an undersea tunnel.

Roskilde City Tour (2hrs)

Arrive in Roskilde, a former capital of Denmark. This ancient city oozes of history and is a must for anyone with a knack for Vikings. Explore its old medieval town and streets and visit the UNESCO Heritage Roskilde Cathedral.

Hotel icon Skt Petri Hotel
Meals icon Breakfast included
Day 7
Day 7

Copenhagen

Copenhagen Walking Tour (3hrs)

Meet your local guide for a walking tour of Copenhagen, to the must-see highlights where you will listen to riveting stories of the past and present. Walk down the cobbled stoned streets in the oldest part of Copenhagen, and see hidden gems and backyards. You will get to learn more about the royal family as you pass Christiansborg, the Danish parliament, before ending your tour at the royal residence, Amalienborg, with the pomp and circumstance of the change of the guards.

Copenhagen Canal Tour (1hr)

Experience the idyllic harbours and canals of Copenhagen with a canal tour, seeing the capital from a different perspective.

You have some time to explore on your own, and we can recommend excellent museums to visit depending on your interest, or assist with restaurant reservations at one of the leading restaurants of the new Nordic food scene.

Hotel icon Skt Petri Hotel
Meals icon Breakfast included
Day 8
Day 8

Copenhagen

North Zealand Castles and Countryside (8hrs)

Leave Copenhagen with your driver and guide and drive through the countryside of rural villages and woodlands in Northern Zealand, taking in some of its famous landmarks such as Frederiksborg Castle, with beautiful landscape gardens and today houses the Museum of National History. You will next visit the Kronborg Castle, the setting of Hamlet and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Return to Copenhagen along the coastal road, and if time permits, art enthusiasts should check out the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art (additional costs apply).

Hotel icon Skt Petri Hotel
Meals icon Breakfast included
Day 9
Day 9

Departure from Copenhagen

After breakfast, transfer to Copenhagen Airport for your departure flight.

Meals icon Breakfast included

Hotels & Tour Price

Tier 1
HKD 62,180
Indicative Cost Per Person (HKD)
Aarhus

Radisson Blu Scandinavia Hotel Aarhus

An award winning hotel for Best Hotel in Denmark Outside Copenhagen, this large modern hotel has a central location next to the ARoS Art Museum, with comfortable and good sized rooms that appeal to both business travellers and leisure guests. There are 2 restaurants on site serving regional Nordic cuisine (Renovated: 2014; Rooms: 234)

Odense

First Hotel Grand Odense

Established in 1897, this centrally located hotel has a storied past, and today still welcomes guests with old-fashioned luxury. The main areas retain a classical atmosphere from original stone floors and chandeliers, in contrasts with its modern furnishings and decor in the rooms. (Renovated: 2014; Rooms: 135)

Copenhagen

Skt Petri Hotel

Step into the grand lobby of this stylish hotel that is housed in a former department store, with cutting-edge Scandinavian design extending into the guestrooms, which are simple, yet luxurious. There is a restaurant serving up a Middle Eastern feast, and a lovely garden courtyard perfect for summer drinks; else, step out to the bustling Latin Quarter with streets lined with boutiques and cafes. (Renovated: 2017; Rooms: 288)

 

Skagen

Colours Hotel

A warm welcome awaits you at this 4-star hotel, with modern rooms, suites and apartments decked in Danish furnishings. There is a restaurant serving a seasonal menu influenced by French and the new Nordic cuisine, and its leisure facilities include a heated outdoor pool, spa and fitness centre. (Renovated: 2001; Rooms: 151)

Tier 2
HKD 69,680
Indicative Cost Per Person (HKD)
Zhiben Hot Spring

Hotel Royal

Located in Wenquan Village, this 5-star accommodation offers scenic views of the surrounding landscapes. Both indoor and outdoor hot spring pools are provided.
(Refurbished: 2017; Rooms: 183)

Odense

Hotel Odean

An oasis in the heart of the vibrant centre of the Hans Christian Andersen neighbourhood, close to shopping, key attractions, restaurants and nightlife, with an inviting Scandinavian ambience and warm, contemporary décor. A cool Nordic restaurant serves a modern buffet breakfast and classic Nordic bistro cuisine in the evening. (Open: 2018; Rooms: 234)

Copenhagen

d’Angleterre

Established in 1755, this luxury hotel is an icon and historic landmark in Copenhagen, celebrated for its elegance and style, embodying the perfect balance between the stately Victorian architecture of the historic building and the graceful simplicity of contemporary Nordic design. Dine at the Michelin-starred Marchal, enjoy cocktails and champagne at Balthazar Champagne Bar or relax in the tranquil spa and indoor pool. (Renovated: 2013; Rooms: 92)

Skagen

Ruths Hotel

A historic hotel that has developed from a small guesthouse to a 5-star gem right on the beach, with a spectacular view of the two oceans that meet in Grenen. The fusion of nature, culture, and history is rich at the hotel, with classic service and a welcoming atmosphere. Be sure to check out the restaurant for an amazing culinary experience using regional ingredients. (Renovated: 2010; Rooms: 52)

Included items icon Includes

- Accommodation on twin sharing basis in hotels as stated on bed & breakfast basis
- Meals as indicated in the itinerary
- Private transfers as per itinerary
- Aalborg Airport to Skagen, with a stop at Rubjerg Kunde lighthouse
- Skagen to Aarhus, with a stop at Aalborg
- Aarhus to Odense, with Store Belt Bridge fee
- Odense to Copenhagen, with stops at Egeskov Castle and Roskilde and Store Belt Bridge fee
- Copenhagen Hotel to Airport
- Private tours and experiences as per itinerary
- Skagen Walking Tour (3hrs)
- Skagen Region Highlights with driver and guide (6hrs)
- Aarhus Walking Tour (3hrs)
- Himmelbjerget Excursion (Half-day)
- Odense Walking Tour (3hrs)
- Copenhagen Walking Tour (3hrs)
- Copenhagen Canal Tour (1hr)
- North Zealand Castles and Countryside with driver and guide (Full-day)
- Local taxes and service charges.

Excluded items icon Excludes

- International airfares
- Visa
- Meals unless otherwise specified
- Travel insurance
- Personal expenses e.g. laundry, bar, spa services
- Phone and internet charges

Get started with your personalised unique journey

Call us at +852 2885 2181 or email us at enquiry@intriqjourney.com to start planning for a holiday that is completely tailored to your preferences.