Category Archives: Denmark

A Royal Finale at Frederiksborg Castle.

Posted on 08/07/2026 by Richard Griffith

Hillerød – Tuesday 7th July 2026 Many people say you should save the best until last. Whether that was my plan or not, that’s exactly how my week in Denmark ended. With just one day left before flying home, I … Continue reading →

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A Journey Through Denmark’s Viking Past and Royal Heritage

Posted on 07/07/2026 by Richard Griffith

The train journey from Helsingør to Roskilde traversed the Zealand countryside. It led to one of Denmark’s most historically significant cities. Helsingør tells of kings and castles. Roskilde adds two other chapters of Danish history—the Viking Age and the Danish … Continue reading →

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A Perfect Two-Day Escape From Copenhagen.

Posted on 06/07/2026 by Richard Griffith

With only seven full days in Denmark, I was keen to escape the capital and discover Denmark’s northern coastline. Thanks to the country’s excellent rail network, the historic town of Helsingør (Elsinore) is just a 45-minute train journey from Copenhagen … Continue reading →

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Two days in Copenhagen.

Posted on 04/07/2026 by Richard Griffith

After two full days exploring Copenhagen, I managed to visit seven of the city’s most popular attractions. Copenhagen is a compact, walkable city with a wonderful mix of royal history, striking architecture, waterfront charm, and world-class museums. Continue reading →

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