Samsø is a charming island that you can easily reach.

Catch the ferry in Hou, which is only a 15 minute car ride from the wedding location. Rent bikes up front that will stand ready for you at the harbor or bring your car.

The nature is beautiful and you can eat a lot of delicious food.

Find the visit Samsø guide by clicking on the website link. On the website you can find information about the ferry, renting a bike, accommodation, attractions etc.

The biggest city in Jutland. You can visit tivoli and the museums Aros, Moesgaard and Den Gamle By. It is located at the ocean with great beaches and there are endless food opportunities.

For the playful people, Legoland is located 1 hour drive from the wedding location. If you are arriving from the south, you will pass by Legoland on your way.

Himmelbjerget, which translates to "The Sky Mountain" or "The Mountain of Heaven," is despite its modest height of just 147 meters, among the highest natural points in Denmark, a relatively flat country. Himmelbjerget is located in the Lake District near the town of Silkeborg and offers beautiful panoramic views of lakes and forests, which are rare in Denmark. You can go there by car but you can also take the world's oldest coal paddle steamer still in use called "Hjejlen" from either Silkeborg or Ry (Emilie's home town).

Denmark is surrounded by ocean and there are so many places worth visiting near the coast.

Especially the west coast is a beloved place to visit because of the wild nature and endless beaches such as Rømø, Blåvand, Henne Strand, Hvidesande, Klitmøller or the most northern point Skagen where you can stand with one foot in the North Sea and one in Kattegat as both oceans meet.

Viking Center in Ribe

Step back in time at Denmark’s oldest town, Ribe, where you can explore reconstructed Viking settlements and watch reenactments of Viking life.

Jelling Monuments

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Jelling features large rune stones and burial mounds from the Viking Age.

At Denmark's northernmost point, where the North Sea and the Baltic Sea meet, you can visit Grenen and experience the unique natural phenomenon of two seas converging.

Even though Copenhagen is not very near the wedding location, if you plan on staying a bit longer in the country, Copenhagen is definitely worth a visit!

Visit Nyhavn: Stroll along the colorful canal, lined with charming old houses, cafes, and restaurants.

Tivoli Gardens: Enjoy one of the world's oldest amusement parks, with rides, beautiful gardens, and live entertainment.

Explore Christiansborg Palace: This historic palace is home to the Danish Parliament and offers beautiful architecture and views.

The Little Mermaid Statue: A must-see iconic statue based on Hans Christian Andersen’s famous fairy tale.

Discover Freetown Christiania: Explore this unique, self-governed community known for its art, music, and alternative culture.

Biking: Rent a bike and explore like a local—Copenhagen is one of the best cities in the world for cycling.

Copenhagen’s food scene is renowned for its mix of nordic suisine, Michelin Starred restaurants, street food and casual dining and do not forget about the bakeries and cafes. Denmark is famous for the wienerbrød, a must try pastry. Go to Juno the Bakery or Hart Bakery!

Copenhagen combines history, modern design, and a vibrant cultural scene, making it a perfect destination for travelers.