Reispakketten

Like most European countries Denmark has been a part of many wars. Here you can take a closer look at 500 year of Danish war history.

Here you can play with hands-on science and technology experiments, that are fun for all ages. No matter what language you speak, science speaks your language too!

Step back in time, go underground in German-occupied Denmark of the 1940s and experience the Danish resistance fight.

A little north from Copenhagen, in Helsingør, you can visit the actual castle where Shakespeare set Hamlet.

Step inside Denmark's 800-year old centre of power on Slotsholmen. See the ruins of the original castle that was built in 1167, as well as rooms used by today's Danish Royal Family.

This is the largest museum on cultural history in Denmark and includes exhibitions on the histories of both Danish and foreign cultures. Explore stories of the Viking raids and listen to voices from (former) colonies.

Want to try some of the best beers in Copenhagen but not sure where to go? With the Copenhagen Beerwalk you'll know exactly where to go and you can enjoy 5 included drinks!

Visit the only Guinness World Records Museum in Europe to find out about some of the most incredible records from around the world.

The zoo in Copenhagen is one of the oldest zoos in Europe, founded in 1859, and with more than 4000 animals from all over the world, it is one of Denmark's most visited attractions.

Take a guided tour through two of Berlin's most important museums and explore the other three institutions on Museum Island on your own!

See the city's sights along the Spree river during a one-hour boat tour. Step aboard at the Friedrichstraße / Am Weidendamm Pier, next to the Weidendammer Brücke, and cruise all the way up and down to Museum Island and the Haus der Kulturen der Welt.

Take a guided tour to Sachsenhausen Memorial and Museum, on the grounds of the former concentration camp. Take a private bus to Oranienburg and the Sachsenhausen grounds, and a licensed guide will take you around the grounds and teach you about the history of the camp and the events that took place there.