The hat's a nice touch. Only the Victorians would have thought of that! (photo: YouTube)
A peek at history and ancient undies
Historical Days April 9-10; Øksnehallen, Halmtorvet 11, Cph V; 120kr; his...
Good coffee, better company
Espresso by name, they know some things are worth the wait
Trendy coffee shops are one of Copenhagen’s best assets. You find them on...
Artist's Facebook page
Mid-April Music: He’s given us more than something!
James Morrison Thu 14 April, 20:00; Store Vega, Enghavevej 40, Cph V; 380k...
Three Oscar-nominated actresses, two British comedy legends, one Aussie hunk, and no Kristen Stewart
Film review of ‘The Huntsman: Winter’s War’
There’s been several live action re-imaginings of classic fairy tales rec...
All fresh off the menu (photo: Hummer's official Facebook page)
Local News in Brief: New lobster restaurant opening
A new restaurant is opening on Monday April 11 that specialises in lobster....
Hogarth's 'Characters and Caricaturas' (all photos: Karen Søndergaard, of the works of William Hogarth)
A genius getting to grips with greed, gluttony and gin-soaked grubbiness in all its glorious detail
The power of satirical art to shock, provoke, entertain and promote discuss...

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Life in Denmark

Club night outside the Dub (photos: Alessandra Palmitesta)
St Patrick’s Day in Copenhagen: Nobody does it better!
March 18th, 2016 5:14 pm

“They drink a lot in Ireland and they drink a whole lot in Denmark, so it’s a perfect combination of cultures!”

A raised arm is encouraged in Danish society. Children can sometimes ask difficult questions to which adults are inclined to give honest answers
The fairly odd parents: Are Danes world leaders or poor breeders?
January 29th, 2016 7:00 pm

The tendency is to be honest and not mollycoddle children – and that’s healthy, argues an expert on public health.

Alternating between sea and land, one thing's for sure: it's always pretty wet (photo: NPV_John Frikke)
Into the Wetlands: Keeping Denmark’s Everglades on the map, handling 12 million flights a year
January 22nd, 2016 7:00 pm

For over five years, the Wadden Sea National Park has been working tirelessly to strengthen the area’s nature protection and cultural history and provide visitors with unique experiences

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Events

Hogarth's 'Characters and Caricaturas' (all photos: Karen Søndergaard, of the works of William Hogarth)
A genius getting to grips with greed, gluttony and gin-soaked grubbiness in all its glorious detail
April 8th, 2016 4:00 pm

William Hogarth gave us the human condition, warts and all

Comedian and travel documentary maker Michael Palin, a huge fan of the artist, was among the guests at the opening of the exhibition earlier this month (photo: Hasse Ferrod)
Capturing the essence of one of Denmark’s most important, and Michael Palin’s favourite, artists
March 18th, 2016 10:28 am

Attending this Vilhelm Hammershøi exhibition is heartily recommended

History

The original Smiling Sun can be seen in the Danish National Museum (photo: The OOA Foundation)
The land of the smiling sun
April 7th, 2016 6:57 pm

How Denmark learned to start worrying and say ‘Nej Tak’ to atomic energy

Dagmar with her husband, Emporer Alexander III
Consorting with the kings and tsars for nearly a millennium
April 7th, 2016 8:34 am

Official diplomatic ties have existed between Denmark and Russia for over 520 years, but their shared history goes back much further than that

Anders Fogh Rasmussen has really let himself go since the Weichsel glaciation age (photo: Sven Rosborn)
From wild winter wilderness to Bronze Age bog bodies
March 28th, 2016 7:06 pm

How Denmark came to be inhabited, from the cold and distant past to early cultural development

His fallback as a children's party entertainer never really took off (photo: Fanart.tv)
The birth of black metal: through the Mercyful Fate of our king
March 27th, 2016 7:00 pm

Lars Ulrich might be his country’s most valuable metal export, but will his legacy endure as long as Diamond’s?

Georg Brandes is seen as the theorist behind the 'Modern Breakthrough' of Scandinavian culture (photo: Den Hirschsprungske Samling)
A visionary branded subversive by the right and elitist by the left
March 27th, 2016 7:00 am

Loved and hated equally by his peers, Georg Brandes led Scandinavian literature’s ‘Modern Breakthrough’