Nisse in Denmark are more than charming Christmas déco. They’re centuries-old household spirits that play a central role in Danish holida...
November rain in Denmark, with its grey, dark, and cold atmosphere, makes it seem like the country has more water than it will ever need. Bu...
Election posters are a colorful part of democracy in Denmark. In October, the campaigns swing into gear, and when whistle blows on a set dat...
How does Denmark develop world-class athletes while staying true to its egalitarian values? From handball and cycling to the unique influenc...
Kids learn to be Danish in day care, which usually begins at age 1. Values like independence, responsibility, and empathy are how they learn...
The Daisy Route in Denmark is a great place to experience the many types of Danish nature, from fjords to marshes to grasslands to open mead...
June in Denmark is a month of light, tradition, and quiet patriotism — from Sankt Hans bonfires and fresh strawberries to Constitution Day...
Setting a candle in the window on the night of May 4 in Denmark is a lovely way to commemorate the end of the Nazi occupation in 1945. The o...
"Pear Danish", or Pærdansk, refers to things that are thoroughly, unmistakably Danish. Spring gardening in your urban "kolonihave" is one o...
What is a gækkebrev? A single piece of paper, cut into a lace-like design, sent anonymously in the days before Easter. This Danish traditio...
