Denmark

Heatwave in store for Jutland, falling fertility could be good news for Denmark's finances and more news from Denmark on Tuesday.

The school holidays are upon us, and for families who have chosen to hang around Copenhagen this summer, you might be growing tired of hearing your kids saying "I'm bored". Here's a list of fun activities across the city to keep them entertained.

Children should have "phased and gradual access" to social media, EU chief Ursula von der Leyen said Monday, as experts recommended under 13s only use online platforms under supervision.

The EU's border agency Frontex developed an app allowing travellers to pre-register for its Entry/Exit System rollout. With the summer travel season upon us and queues expected at tourist hotspots, what happened to the app and which countries are using it?

From irritating practical hassles to a lost sense of belonging, The Local's British readers in Denmark explain the real-life consequences Brexit has had for them as the UK marks ten years since it voted to leave the EU.

More than 1,200 animals killed by wolves last year, wet start to another week of summer weather and more news from Denmark on Monday.

Our column Inside Denmark takes a closer look at the stories we’ve been talking about over the last seven days. This week, editor Becky Waterton writes about Scandinavian rivalries and the World Cup.

It's a great weekend to plan a trip to the beach in Denmark, as the weather is set to be warm and sunny on Saturday and Sunday.

In general, the number of apartments or ejerlejligheder on sale in Denmark has fallen in the past year, according to new figures from finance industry organisation Finans Danmark. In Copenhagen and Frederiksberg, however, that number has spiked.

The EU is expected to delay the launch of its travel authorisation scheme known as ETIAS until 2027 because of problems and delays with the rollout of the biometric EES border checks this year, according to reports.

Despite Denmark not qualifying for the tournament this time, football fever is still sweeping the country during the 2026 FIFA World Cup - here's how to watch it.

Music fans in Denmark have a lot to look forward to this summer. Big names from the UK, the US, and elsewhere are set to perform at arenas, festivals and other concert venues this year. Here is your chronological guide to the must-see artists.

Foreign nationals who own a home in Denmark may choose to rent out their property either on platforms such as Airbnb or privately, for example over the summer or if they are spending an extended period abroad. Here are the tax rules you need to know.

Is it ever possible to camp or sleep on the beach in Denmark? Read on to find out the rules and restrictions on where you can and can't camp along the country’s many coastlines.

Copenhagen is an unmissable part of any trip to Denmark, but there’s no reason to limit yourself to the capital when there are beautiful, historic and atmospheric smaller-sized towns scattered all over the country.

So, you want to learn Danish? To help you make sure you know what you're getting into, we've looked into the most common myths about the language and why they're not true.

If you’ve been to a wedding, birthday or confirmation in Denmark, you’ll probably have experienced the Danes' enthusiasm for a group sing-along, called 'fællessang'.

Flying with children can be stressful at the best of times, so here are The Local’s best tips for departing from Copenhagen Airport with your kids in tow.

The word of the day is an everyday word, and can seem to be heard everywhere.

Denmark has developed a bit of a reputation as a destination wedding location. The Local’s Sarah Redohl looks into why so many foreign couples head to Denmark to wed.