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Bornholm – Island hopping at its best

When talking about island hopping most people probably think of Greece. But think again. With 406 islands, Denmark offers similar opportunities, and if that has roused your interest, why not start with the most exotic and most eastern island of the kingdom: Bornholm – the Baltic beauty.

Bergen – The Gateway to the Fjords of Norway

As a European City of Culture and World Heritage, Bergen offers world-class experiences and culture. Being the Gateway to the Fjords of Norway, the Bergen region has the ideal combination of nature, culture and interesting urban attractions – all year round. Bergen is an international city packed with history and tradition, as well as a big city with small-town charm and atmosphere. Bergen likes visitors, and Bergen is worth a visit.

Culture in Sweden 2011

Sweden is a country with high cultural intensity – and density! A country widely known for its natural beauty and vast landscape scenery, Sweden is also prominent in cutting-edge urban culture.

The Scandinavia Show 2010

Scandinavia is going to be on everybody’s mind and lips in London later this year, when The Scandinavia Show hits the city. More than 100 exhibitors will showcase and sell the best brands that Scandinavia has to offer in fashion, food, design and culture at a two day show.

Prince Eugens Waldemarsudde – Stockholm’s crown jewel

Prince EugensWaldemarsudde is no ordinary museum, but rather “a unique combination of a royal home, exquisite exhibitions and enchanting gardens,” says Museum Director Elsebeth Welander- Berggren. Located on the island of Djurgården, this stunning estate was once home to Prince Eugen (1865-1947), the son of King Oscar II.

Romantic City Breaks – Oslo and Copenhagen

A romantic winter break in the Norwegian capital, Oslo, often offers an abundance of the white stuff and there’s a whole host of exciting things to see and do here as well. The centre of Oslo is nicely compact and stroller-friendly, with most of the sights within easy reach of each other; the main thoroughfare of Karl Johans Gate, partly pedestrianised and full of shops, bars and restaurants

Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek: Explore Mummies, Marble and Monet

Going to Copenhagen? If there is one thing you should not miss when visiting the charming capital of Denmark, it is a visit to The Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek where you can stroll through Europe’s largest collections of Ancient Mediterranean art. Besides, Glyptoteket, as it is commonly known, with its red bricks, spires and dome, is a perfect example of the beautiful architecture which adorns Copenhagen.

The Royal Danish Ballet – one of the oldest ballet companies in Europe

The Royal Danish Ballet has gained worldwide recognition for its defining combination of traditional and modern ballet. Its unique quality is distinctively presented in this winter’s programme, so if in Copenhagen, not visiting the Royal Danish Theatre is almost inexcusable.

The Old Town in Aarhus – Centuries of Christmas magic

When you visit Den Gamle By (the Old Town) in Aarhus in December, it is not only like walking into a capsule of Christmas magic you also walk hundreds of years back in time!

Syöte – A winter of content

When travelling to Finland, a holidaymaker is often looking for an authentic experience in the Nordic wilderness with a backdrop of unblemished nature. One such distinctive destination is Syöte, Finland’s southernmost fell region, which offers access to two ski centres, Syöte National Park, and an abundance of other activities that will bring you closer to nature.