Birthplace to the fairy-tale writer H.C. Andersen and inspiration to the likes of Shakespeare, Denmark is truly a fairy tale country filled with small everyday wonders.
Find all the information about Denmark and its destinations below. Explore the Danish culture, cities and regions and the many experiences that are only waiting to be discovered.
VisitDenmark is the official tourism organisation of Denmark. Our mission is, in co-operation with our partners, to attract tourists and enhance their experiences of Denmark. We want to inspire people from all over the world to visit Denmark. www.visitdenmark.com
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Denmark’s borders were opened to most European countries from 27 June 2020, based on a set of health measures and analysis. However, borders to Portugal, Luxembourg and most regions of Sweden remain closed.
Denmark's borders are open to a select number of third countries (Australia, Canada, Georgia, Japan, New Zealand, South Korea, Thailand, Tunisia and Uruguay), based on the same set of health measures and analysis.
To enter Denmark, tourists from the approved countries must show documentation of a valid booking for a minimum of 6 nights on entry. If a tourist wishing to enter shows clear signs of sickness, for example a cough, fever, or similar, they will not be allowed to cross the border.
Danish citizens are allowed to re-enter the country and visitors from other countries can now enter Denmark again under certain conditions.
Business travellers with a clear business reason to visit should refer to regulations on the Danish police website as they are allowed entry on some conditions.
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