Hidden places in Denmark

Kronborg Castle, Hamlet's castle, guarding the strait to Sweden.

Denmark's oldest town, with crooked half-timbered houses.

A royal cathedral and a Viking Ship Museum on a fjord.

Yellow houses at Denmark's northern tip, where two seas meet.

White sea cliffs where a church half fell into the sea.

An old royal hunting forest with thousands of deer, 20 minutes from Copenhagen.

White chalk cliffs above a turquoise Baltic beach.

Denmark's second city, with a rainbow walkway on a museum roof.

Hans Christian Andersen's home town, with a fairytale museum.

Colourful harbours, bikes everywhere and new Nordic food.