During a stroll down almost any street in Copenhagen you’ll be greeted with streams of cyclists shooting past. But how did this cycling-mad culture come about in the first place? How did Copenhagen become a cycling city? That’s what I’m going to tackle in this article.

On a clear autumnal day, going out into nature in search of delicious mushrooms can be a lovely activity, provided you have the right equipment and knowledge. That’s why we’ve put together a guide about the best mushrooms to search for in and around Copenhagen.

The Copenhagen Half Marathon is an amazing race, flat as a pancake and crossing right through one of the most beautiful cities on earth. Find out in this guide why the Copenhagen half is the half for you.

The King’s Garden, or Rosenborg Garden provide a green oasis for tourists and locals alike in the heart of Copenhagen. Find out more about the beautiful lawns and amazing cafes inside the oldest royal gardens in Denmark.

A short walk from Humlebæk train station, Denmark’s leading art contemporary art gallery provides panoramic views and works from some of the world’s greatest artists.

Join me as I explore Gilleleje, the beautiful fishing village on the north coast of Sjealland, Denmark. It’s here where sandy beaches, delicious food and stunning nature combine for the perfect weekend getaway.

Stated simply, it’s because Denmark has a long tradition of cycling and is internationally recognised as one of the finest nations in the world to jump on a bike and ride.

Swimming in Copenhagen, find out where the best spots are for a swim in Denmark’s capital and how you can get the most of your visit.

Aarhus is a beautiful city, offering cultural delights and hidden sights to excite visitors from across the world.

In this short guide, I’ll give you a few ideas on where to visit and what to see in a weekend trip to Aarhus, the City of Smiles.

The Black Diamond library is the largest in the Nordic countries and serves as the national library of Denmark and as the library of the University of Copenhagen.

The Danish word smorrebrød and Swedish smörgås both have the same meaning, referring to "buttered bread". But what is the difference and how do they look?

Built in the 17th century, Kongens Nytorv is a large square in Copenhagen, located at the end of the bustling shopping streets around Strøget.

No trip to Copenhagen is complete without climbing Christian IV’s ramp to the top of The Round Tower (Rundetårnet) for spectacular panoramic views across the city.

City Hall is one of the tallest buildings in Copenhagen, and offers a great view over the city from its characteristic tower

Glyptoteket is an art museum containing ancient and modern art plus an amazing winter garden in the centre of Copenhagen.

Frederikskirken, or Marmorkirken as it is also called, is a living city church in the Copenhagen district of Frederiksstaden. The beautiful church with the magnificent dome is definitely worth a visit if you are in Copenhagen.

Christiansborg Palace sits at the very centre of the city of Copenhagen, and boasts an 800-year history of the country’s political stronghold.

The capital of Denmark is Copenhagen, the largest city in the country. It is located on the island of Zealand and started life in Vikings times as a tiny fishing village.

The star-shaped Kastellet, or Citadel, in Copenhagen, is one of the best preserved fortresses in Northern Europe. Find out what it has to offer visitors to the Danish capital.

Copenhagen Zoo boasts one of the oldest and most beautiful attractions in the world. It is worth a visit for any visitors to the city - not just for the animals, but the beautiful surroundings and history of the site.