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Denmark was one of the first countries I traveled to in my life. I was probably only 6-7 years old and we spent a few weeks on the west coast of Jutland. I don't remember much about that trip, other than that there was a lot of sand, cold in the sea and that we got a black snake on our patio. Since then, life has come in between and it's mostly been visits to the Copenhagen region and to Legoland, so even though Denmark is so close, I can't say I've seen most of it yet. But that will change now!
Our first family trip abroad after the pandemic was a car trip with the dog along northern Zealand and I'm already planning the next trip! Because Denmark is really nice as a destination, especially if you like castles, good food, stylish design and beautiful beaches.
At Öresund's narrowest part of the strait lies the beautiful Renaissance castle Kronborg. Once upon a time, a place for the pomp and circumstance of royalty, but also for a prince named Hamlet.
The fishing village of Gilleleje on Zealand's northernmost coast offers idyll and holiday feelings with its dramatic beaches, fish restaurants and charm. But behind the perfect surface hides a dramatic story.
What do you need to do to be able to holiday with your dog in Denmark? And what do you need to do to be able to bring the dog back to Sweden again? We have traveled with the pug Lilibet to Denmark and it was much easier than we thought!
