Holidays In Denmark
Famous for its Viking ship, Denmark has become known as an oasis in Europe. With its beautiful and astonishing treasures of nature, Denmark is rapidly becoming a must visit holiday destination. When visiting Denmark, you will experience their history and culture. Although it is the smallest Scandinavian country, Denmark is full of castles, museums, historic towns, Viking sites, white sandy beaches, and many unspoiled islands to be explored by nature enthusiasts.
The Aalborg tower is a modern building and is a popular attraction for people of all ages. The main appeal of the tower is the spectacular views of the North Jylland countryside and the Limfiord to the north of the city. It is the perfect place to visit on a fine day, as the views extend as far as the North Sea and as Far East as the Katteegat. The tower has a whole load of facilities ranging from a kiosk to a cafe and restaurant that will surely satisfy every visitors needs.
For those interested in Denmark’s religious establishment, the Aaby Kirke is a highly recommended attraction. It is a popular church with one long nave, three-sided chancel at the east, and a west-end tower. The Church has an old world origin as it was built in 1872 and 1873 as a replacement for a previous Romanesque church. The inside designs are one of a kind, it features an unusual red and yellow brickwork to produce a stripped effect in the walls.
The Tivoli Garden is much more than just a central city park. This relatively small area in the heart of the city is actually one of the world’s most thrilling entertainment complexes. The Tivoli Lake reflects the incredible trademark fireworks display that light up the sky over the gardens twice a week. The garden is a romantic place for lovers who want a nice and relaxing walk.
Those looking for a different kind of holiday should try checking out the intriguing Erotica Museum. The museum exhibits erotic paintings, postcards, photos, films, magazines, sculptures, sex toys and many sensual objects. It was established 30 years ago when Denmark first liberalized pornography. The Museum showcases serious erotic themes. It traces erotic history from ancient times to the present day. The museum, besides its name, works and demonstrates erotic themes in a higher sense of knowledge.
Valentine’S Day In Denmark
Danish Valentine’s Day bears great significance or importance unlike other countries or places. Over the years Denmark has witnessed historical invasions which has convincingly changed the cultural aspect of nation from time to time. Denmark is famous for its’ unique and unusual Valentine’s Day celebrations.
One of the popular Valentine’s Day customs in Denmark is sending of white flowers called “Snowdrops”. Also on this day young lovers and couples write swap poems, lovely romantic love notes and also funny poems known as “Gaekkebrav”. The sender of “Gaekkebrav” writes a romantic rhyme for his beloved but the message is signed with dots and not a name. If the recipient guesses the name correctly, she receives an egg at Easter!
The tradition of “lover’s card” is the most hot custom in Denmark. Historically these cards came in the form of transparent cards, which when held to the light, depicted a figure of his beloved presenting a stunning gift to his beloved. But nowadays every card is called a lovers card. Every shop is stocked with pleasant and marvelous “lover’s card” with a gripping message.
Various Valentine’s Day events are held in Denmark like live musical concerts, art exhibitions and flower displays to celebrate the occasion. Lovers present different gifts to their lovers such as assorted chocolates, wine, cakes, fruits and delicious gourmet foods etc. Other Valentine Day festivities include visiting the Little Mermaid, Den Lille Havfure in Copenhagen and the famous Tivoli amusement park in the capital city. Valentine’s Day is the perfect day to show or tell the deepest feelings in your heart to your lover. Its a day to celebrate love, passion, emotions and feelings in the purest or most genuine form.