Denmark travel advice
Tips on getting around
Kay Cliffe, from our supplier Skedaddle, shares her Denmark travel advice:
“Denmark is a country made for cyclists. With mile upon mile of well maintained and easy bike routes – as well as funky Copenhagen, renowned worldwide for its bike friendliness – this really is a cyclist’s heaven. It’s hard not to be inspired by the cycling infrastructure. A particular highlight is riding on the cycle highway into the heart of Copenhagen, known as the Supercykelsti.”
“Denmark is a country made for cyclists. With mile upon mile of well maintained and easy bike routes – as well as funky Copenhagen, renowned worldwide for its bike friendliness – this really is a cyclist’s heaven. It’s hard not to be inspired by the cycling infrastructure. A particular highlight is riding on the cycle highway into the heart of Copenhagen, known as the Supercykelsti.”
Food tips
Indulge yourself! Fran from Skedaddle says there’s more than just Danish pastries:"You should try smørrebrød (nice brown bread with cold cuts), brunsviger (basically white bread cooked with butter and brown sugar on top) and some of their many pies and pastries."
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