UNESCO´s World Heritage Sites in Denmark
Did you know that Denmark has 7 amazing UNESCO World Heritage Sites? They are all in different places all over Denmark and vary from culturel to historical to nature sights. We have chosen to show you 5 of them.
Stevns Klint
Visit and experience the amazing Stevns Klint with 65 million years of natural history. Stevns Klint consist of chalk and limestone formed 65 million years ago, when the sea covered Denmark.
Roskilde Cathedral
Visit the magnificent red-brick cathedral from the 1170´s with its impressive tall spires and is considered one of Denmark’s most important architectural monuments.
In the footsteps of the vikings – historical tour about the viking kings and the viking rune stones
Experience the amazing place, which was the first Danish monument to come on the UNESCO’s list of world heritage sites. Where Gorm the Old and Harald Blue Tooth lived more than 1000 years ago.
Kronborg Castle
Kronborg Castle is Northern Europe´s biggest renaissance castle and stands majestically with its spires, towers, sandstone and copper roofs. It is known worldwide for Shakespeare´s Hamlet.
The Wadden Sea National Park
On this tour you will explore some of the most incredible nature of its kind you will ever see.
The Wadden Sea is the largest unbroken system of intertidal sand and mud flats in the world.