When to go au Danemark ?
The best time to visit Denmark is of course summer. The days are mild and long, the ideal time to enjoy the beach. But winter also has its advantages. The cities are very lively, and during the Jul (Christmas) period they are dressed in lights and decorations. As for the countryside, covered with its veil of snow, it plunges us into the tales and myths of the Nordic countries. The off-season, in autumn and spring, rivals in color. Then, nature is Queen!
Rather mild in general and generally humid, the Danish climate is oceanic in nature, with no great cold (or rarely; the record temperature of -33°C in 1942 does not seem to be about to be beaten), nor great heat, even if sometimes in summer the mercury approaches 30°C. In short, to visit Denmark, a small wool in all seasons and an umbrella will be essential in your suitcase.
When to go to Denmark? From an economic point of view, the winter months are the most interesting time to stay in Denmark and Copenhagen, with hotels offering sometimes significant discounts. But the budget is not everything, and it is important to know that it can be cold (and especially humid) and that the night falls very quickly. At the beginning of October, the country goes into "standby" mode until Christmas arrives (and the opening of the Tivoli gardens in mid-November). The most pleasant season is summer, even if there are (too) many tourists. At that time, the days are long and the light is superb. Overall, the best time to visit Denmark and enjoy its various assets, cities and nature is between May and September.
Travel au Danemark
Ideas for holidays and week-end breaks au Danemark
Chaque saison a ses attraits, et l’hiver tout autant que les autres. L’hiver présente de beaux atouts. Du tourisme urbain essentiellement avec un city-break de deux ou trois jours pour profiter de la neige, de la magie de Noël, de patinoires XXL en plein-air. Noël se fête à Tivoli et dans tout le pays. Quant aux amateurs de grands espaces, les îles Féroé offrent une toute autre magie, celle des aurores boréales, visibles de novembre à février, qui habillent la nuit de sillons colorés comme autant de voiles de fées ! Le retour du printemps s’accompagne de la floraison des cerisiers et du chant des oiseaux. Les parcs urbains attirent la foule heureuse de fouler à nouveau l’herbe grasse et les allées asséchées. Le séjour se prolonge. Une semaine ou deux, surtout en été quand festivals, baignades et randonnées remplissent les journées. A l’approche de l’automne, le sauna réchauffe les soirées qui, après Halloween, glissent doucement vers le retour de la nuit.
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Discover le Danemark
A country of many facets, Denmark leaves no one indifferent. From the very first time you visit, you're hooked. Why this irrepressible attachment?
Because here, it's all about balance. It's a blend of relaxation and rigor, altruism and cutting-edge technology, discretion and elegance, heritage and selective design, monarchy and democracy, insularity and the mainland.
Its more southerly ambience makes it slightly exuberant, particularly in its nightlife, or in its taste for diving entirely naked, in waters at 6°C!
The country has managed to preserve its DNA, while at the same time asserting its unconditional commitment to modernity and architectural audacity by attracting the greatest contemporary names.
It's great to live in a country where traffic jams, honking horns and pollution are words banished from the vocabulary, and where pedestrians and cyclists are king.
Because people are happy here!
