See in Denmark
Denmark is a country with an area of 43,094 km² or apx. 0.3 % of the dry land on Planet Earth. This means that Denmark is small fraction larger than Switzerland or The Netherlands. Yawn! If you were a Dane you would know the rest even in your sleep - or would you ... ?
In Denmark there are lots of interesting things to see. Here are a few of them all highly appreciated by us. Use the hyperlinks to visit the various places.
Get Waypoints (WP) and Points of Interest (POI) for Danish sights:
A DC-3 from »Danish Dakota Friends«, Værløse Air Base, August 2007.
Fregatten Jylland (N56° 11.952' E010° 40.428') - Jylland is a fascinating, authentic frigate from 1860 and the longest wooden ship in the world. Jylland was in active duty for 32 years, and took part in the Naval Battle of The Island of Helgoland i 1864 and was acting as Royal Ship from 1874.
Fregatten Jylland, Ebeltoft, December 2009.
Randers Regnskov (N56° 27.431' E010° 01.959') - Randers Rainforest is a tropical zoo in Randers, Denmark where the animals can be seen at very close quarters.
Randers Regnskov, Randers, December 2009.
Skibladner II (N55º 40.505' E012º 35.400') - see beautiful Denmark from the see in a genuine wooden sail ship from 1897. Skibladner II is based at Asiatisk Plads in the centre of Copenhagen.
Skibladner II, Copenhagen Harbour, May 2008.
Danish Dakota Friends (N55º 35.437' E012º 07.726') - have an unforgettable flight in a flying legend from World War 2 - an original Douglas C-47A Dakota (DC-3) from 1944. Most flights depart from Copenhagen Airport, Roskilde, where the airplane is based after Værløse Air Base was closed.
A DC-3 from »Danish Dakota Friends«, Værløse Air Base, August 2007.
Naturally there are many more things to see in Denmark but they are not included on this page at present ...
Updated: December 11, 2010