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Great things to do with children in Denmark

Denmark is one of the most family-friendly countries on earth. No matter where you are, you’ll find something to keep the whole family entertained.

Bakken, Copenhagen
Known as the world’s oldest amusement park, Bakken traces its happy lineage back more than 420 years. Located in a suburb of Copenhagen, this really is a place where the fun never ends! For kids of all ages. And there is no entrance fee.

Legoland Billund
Rides, games and a whole world made from more than 50 million colourful Lego building bricks, one of Denmark’s greatest inventions. For kids of all ages www.legoland.dk

Tivoli Gardens, Copenhagen
Denmark’s most beloved 160-year old amusement park is open from early April to late September and again in October for Halloween fun. Enjoy rides, games, food and entertainment in a tree-filled pleasure garden in the heart of the city. And the Tivoli Christmas Markets, open from mid-November each year, is a magical experience. Tivoli is for kids of all ages. www.tivoligardens.com

BonBon-Land, Næstved
With more than 60 rides, BonBon-Land offers something for children of all ages. Located near Næstved, a 45 minute drive from Copenhagen BonBon-Land can also be reached by train and bus.
http://www.bonbonland.dk/

There are more than 1,000 free bikes available at racks all over the city. Bike in the bike lanes on the streets or through the parks and along Langelinie to see the statue of The Little Mermaid. For school-age kids and teens. www.bycyklen.dk
Featuring a Tropical Zoo, Children’s Zoo and Night Zoo. For kids of all ages. www.zoo.dk
A hands-on museum of science and technology with lots to stimulate the imagination. For school-age kids and teens. www.experimentarium.dk
This beautifully preserved 17th century castle is home to the Danish Museum of National History. For kids of all ages. www.slotte.dk
The world’s favourite fairy tale writer was born in Odense and his legacy is visible throughout the city. Visit his birthplace, see the Andersen-inspired sculpture in the parks, and enjoy the summertime Hans Christian Andersen parades and plays in Lotze’s Garden. For kids of all ages. www.visitodense.com
This living history site recreates a Viking farm, town and market. Costumed guides demonstrate falconry, crafts and Viking combat. Learn to shoot a longbow, bake flatbread and more. For school-age kids and teens. www.ribevikingecenter.dk
Danfoss Universe on northern Als is Denmark's first experience park crammed with live natural phenomena, interesting technology and fun-filled activities.

Here, the entire family can spend an entertaining and inspiring day and learn more about the forces of nature, the wonderful world of science and the technologies that make our lives easier.
http://uk.danfossuniverse.com/
This unusual cylindrical building is dedicated to the 16th-century Danish astronomer who helped prove the Copernican theory that the Sun was the centre of the universe. It features an Omnimax theatre and ever-changing exhibits. For school-age kids and teens. www.Tycho.dk
Knuthenborg is Northern Europe's largest safari park, and one of East Denmark's most popular attractions. Animals from around the world, and a host of activities make this a great day out for the whole family. 
http://uk.knuthenborg.dk/

The Meek family´s fun day with  Danish vikings   


Watch the Meek family's video from their visit to Ribe Viking Center summer 2010.   

 

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