Northern Europe individually: Car trip through Denmark
Denmark is a country of individualists and provides a plethora of sights, across distributed all over the country. Anyone wishing to experience the beauty of Jutland, Zealand, Bornholm and the other regions of our neighboring country, is well served by rental car, eventually you can so arrange his route completely change – and when one somewhere really like, then you just stay longer , or one takes immediately out of the dust, when you start to get bored. The nice thing about round trips with a rental car in Denmark: Thanks to numerous bridges and coastal roads will make driving here a real panoramic experience, and the great abundance of private accommodation ensures that you always find holiday homes in Denmark, where you can stay in an authentic residence. Inspiration and suggestions for example, makes the topic page Feriepartner Denmark.
Among the most popular routes include the combination Zealand Funen Jutland. Arriving at Copenhagen airport, take your car and go in at their apartment in the Danish capital. For shopping, visit to the museum, or simply to settle in a bit in the Danish lifestyle, the city offers excellent opportunities at Öresund. Next, it goes – best with a short stopover in the 1000 year old Roskilde – westwards, into the country. Sealand is a very green island, dominated by fields, forests and picturesque towns, and largely corresponds to the romantic cliché that one expects from a Denmark tour.
Next, it goes across the Great Belt, the strait that separates Zealand from Funen, and is intersected by a 6790-meter long bridge named Storebæltsbroen. Is breathtaking ride with the car over the sea, not to mention the feeling of being back on land, and to look forward to the findings of the next stages of the round trip, regardless of whether you are in the historic Odense or to one of the picturesque want to settle lakes before continuing on to Jutland. There, arrived on the mainland, you’ll be spoiled for choice, whether you are traveling north toward Aalborg, where they expect a rugged fjord landscape, or to the nearby Billund where Legoland is. Both towns have a Sixt station where you can drop off your car again.
