Ice skate in the neighbourhood of Frederiksberg in Copenhagen

The Danish winter wonderland

Foto:Daniel Rasmussen - Copenhagen Media Center&© Daniel Villadsen

Why visit Denmark in Winter?

What are you saying?! Winter might be cold (with temperatures as low as -2°C or -29°F) but we make up for it with added warmth. It's the peak of hygge season - expect candles and a cosiness overload) and all the Christmas cheer you can handle. And we've not even mentioned Tivoli's winter season yet!

Winter bathers going into the water on a winter morning in Klitmoeller in North Jutland.

Foto: Mette Johnsen

Omhels de Deense winter zoals alleen de Denen dit kunnen

De wintermaanden zijn om eerlijk te zijn niet onze hoogseizoenmaanden, maar..... dat wilt absoluut niet zeggen dat er veel redenen zijn om ons in deze periode te bezoeken. Wij helpen je hier graag op weg met wat inspiratie.

Figure out what the Danish word Hygge is and how to hygge

Foto: @my.little.lifestory

The high season of hygge

Danish winters are known to be long and dark, and so the Danes fight the darkness with their best weapon: hygge, and the millions of candles that go with it.

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