Copenhagen Jazz Festival is an annual event that takes place in Copenhagen. The festival pays tribute to the freedom of jazz music as an art form and its treatment of musical aesthetics. Copenhagen Jazz Festival is one of the most significant music events in Europe, attracting thousands of international audiences. Musicians who have performed at the Copenhagen Jazz Festival include Sonny Rollins, Oscar Peterson, Ray Charles, and Michel Petrucciani.

Roskilde Festival is the largest music festival in North European. It is held south of Roskilde in Denmark. The festival is organized by Roskilde Festival Charity Society, supporting children and young people.

Since 1971 Roskilde Festival has run as a non-profit organization ensuring profits are donated directly to the development and support of music, cultural and humanitarian purposes. It attracts more mainstream youth from Scandinavia and the rest of Europe. Over 170 domestic and global bands are headlining the event, and about 30,000 volunteers provide camping security, build stages, staff the festival stalls, etc.

Copenhagen Distortion is Copenhagen's biggest street party and electronic music festival that attracts 100,000 partying Copenhageners to the streets of different neighborhoods.

The festival focuses on club culture, dance music, street life, contemporary art, and Copenhagen's independent media. Over five days, the streets of Copenhagen transform into a beautiful, chaotic mess of festivity. 

One of the most exciting Denmark festivals, the Aarhus Food Festival, brings together the finest Danish and Nordic breeders, farmers, and chefs who want to produce top-notch food in harmony with nature. Those attending will have a chance to buy good food and participate in various activities. You can visit the cabbage or salad workshop, where you will have the opportunity to experiment with new mixes and taste combinations within the plant kingdom. There are special activities for children, a chefs contest scene, where young chefs can battle and unfold their skills, and an area with cooking classes where everyone, from beginners or amateur chefs to the highly trained master chefs, can develop their skills and get new inspiration.

The Odense Flower Festival is an excellent opportunity to observe the streets of the hometown of Hans Christian Andersen. The festival is devoted to a common theme, which gives rise to a floral paradise filled with art, culture, and entertainment for the whole family. Every year, a myriad of creative flower arrangements adorn the streets of Odense city center; locals, tourists, and professionals from near and far flock to the city and experience many surprises that a festival has to offer.

Aarhus Festuge is the most important yearly festival globally, one of the biggest Denmark festivals, held in the beautiful city of Aarhus. Visitors can enjoy a wide variety of attractions and cultural shows, like local bands, dance, documentaries, cultural workshops, and delicious cuisine, for over ten days from the end of August to the start of September. The festivities include parks, civic halls, churches, and other community buildings throughout Aarhus.

Copenhagen Pride is Denmark's most significant yearly festival for human rights, focusing on LGBT subjects. It happens annually for a week—the city is painted into the colors of the rainbow for the Copenhagen Pride. The central part of the celebration is the Pride Parade that follows through the city center before it ends at the City Hall Square, which is renamed Pride Square, especially for the occasion.

Representatives of the world's LGBT community come to participate in that exponential walk. Besides that, Pride Week offers many parties, concerts, the Human Rights Program, and more. It covers the whole Copenhagen capital and takes place in August.

Moesgård Viking Moot is a yearly historical reenactment event in Aarhus, Denmark, with a Viking marketplace and mock battles for a week, making it one of the famous Denmark festivals. It is the most significant reenactment occasion of the Viking Age in Denmark and takes place on and near the coast of the Moesgård Museum. During the last two days of the event, tiding matches, single solitary fighting competitions, and pretend duels with up to 1000 athletes and an Icelandic horse infantry will be held.

Northside Festival is held every June at Ådalen in Aarhus, Denmark. The first festival was first held in 2010, and it has grown from a one-day event to a three-day festival. The festival has a unique musical profile with a strong focus on innovation. The three-day fest boasts a wicked lineup which in the past has featured Wilco, Interpol, Alt-J, Arctic Monkeys, Arcade Monkeys, Phoenix, Arcade Fire, Band of Horses, Portishead, The Stone Roses, and The Flaming Lips. Many famous international and Danish artists flock to Aarhus for this innovative event.

Colorful, stunning Nyhavn with its picturesque harbor is Copenhagen's most iconic sight and one of the locals' favorite places to stroll or sit by the waterfront and chat over some beers. It is undoubtedly one of the famous tourist attractions and the nearby Kongens Nytorv, Strøget, and Amalienborg Palace. As you walk beside the canal, you're greeted by the sounds of jazz and the sights of pavement cafes and people enjoying the relaxed atmosphere and great food.

Originally it was a commercial port where ships from all over the world would dock, and it was packed with sailors visiting its pubs, alehouses, and ladies of pleasure. Today the beautiful old houses have been renovated, and restaurants dominate the old port.

Constructed during the early part of the 17th century, the remarkable Frederiksborg Palace, located in the middle of a lake, hosts the famous Museum of National History. It was the home of King Christian IV, one of Denmark's most well-known monarchs.

The museum's collections focus on artwork that illustrates the country's history and includes a robust assortment of painted portraits, photography, and prints. The museum also consists of a tour of the castle's interior, where visitors can explore the rooms that once hosted royalty and nobles.

LEGOLAND(R) Billund is Denmark's most well-known and widespread amusement park for families and children of all ages. It is one day enough with so much fun, speed, and action, perfect for the whole family. Set your imagination free - on land, at sea, and in the air.

LEGOLAND is a wondrous world of imaginative family experiences that focus on children. You can set your imagination free on the land, at sea, or in the air in this place. It is located next to the original Lego factory and Billund Airport, Denmark's second-busiest airport.

Located north of Elsinore, in the town of Helsingør, Denmark, Kronborg Castle played a significant role in the history of Northern Europe. For centuries it protected the Danish people and hosted the grand affairs of state dignitaries. The remarkable Kronborg castle was listed on the UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2000 for its historical integrity and has long been considered an actual example of a Renaissance castle.

Based on history, the fantastic Kronborg Castle, immortalized as Elsinore in William Shakespeare's play Hamlet. Now it is one of the most renowned tourist attractions in Denmark. People may choose from a variety of activities onsite. One of the most popular is a guided tour called In Hamlet's Footstep.

The colorful town of Skagen is the northernmost town in Denmark and has a great light that has inspired many Danish painters. It boasts unique nature and crystal clear beaches; the shoreline at Skagen is incredibly charming, windswept, and desolate, perfect for relaxing and unwinding. The Grenen sandbar above Skagen is Denmark's northernmost point.

Additionally, It offers distinctive yellow houses, excellent museums, ceramic and glass art galleries, and bike rental outlets. The Port of Skagen is Denmark's main fishing port, and it also has a thriving tourist industry, attracting 2 million people annually. Harbourside restaurants serve fish fresh off the boats.

Constructed in 1554, Egeskov Castle, located in the south of Funen, situated in a small lake with a maximum depth of 5 meters (16 ft), is considered one of Europe's best-preserved castles. Surrounding the castle is an old park, covering 20 hectares (49 acres) of land.

The stunning park is divided into several beautiful gardens. The renaissance garden features fountains, a gravel path, and topiary figures. The fuchsia garden, one of the largest in Europe, contains 104 different species. Additionally, Egeskov houses many historical museums with antique collections from vintage cars to fashion.

A former palace for influential kings and queens of Denmark, Christiansborg Palace, situated on the small island of Slotsholmen in the center of Copenhagen, houses the Danish Parliament, the Supreme Court, and the Ministry of State.

The splendid royal reception rooms include The tower and the oval throne rooms, where the Queen receives foreign ambassadors to Denmark. The grand throne room gives the balcony to which the Danish monarchs are proclaimed, with twin thrones to admire. Other experiences at Christiansborg Palace include a mysterious tour of the ruins discovered underneath the palace, including a wall dating to the Middle Ages, and a trip around the castle's former kitchens, complete with sounds and models.

Mon, a tiny island south of Zealand, is renowned for its white chalk cliffs. The noticeable white color results from the shells of miniature plants and animals coming to laze on the cliffs, once a portion of the seabed. At some points, the cliffs rise to 330 feet in height. Plenty of tourists loves to hunt for fossils here.

The Liselund Castle is another beloved attraction. It is a fantastic fort complex, including some tiny castles set in attractive gardens. In addition, the historic Elmelunde Church and the family-friendly art museum named GeoCenter Mons Klint are other beautiful draws on the island.

A panoramic Danish island known for its fishing and arts and crafts industry, Bornholm is located in the Baltic Sea. Bornholm makes for a great escape from the bustle of the larger cities, and the southern beaches are top-rated. Tourists come to Bornholm to explore the Almindingen, Denmark’s third-largest forest. 

Another top attraction on Bornholm island is the biggest city, Ronne, which lies in the Baltic Sea. Stroll the cobblestone paths, and experience the touches of German, Swedish, and Polish culture as well as of Denmark. The stunning Ronne Lighthouse is a dismantled light that stands at the seafront and is beloved among tourists, as is the St. Nicholas Church situated nearby.