5 autumn holiday attractions an hour from Copenhagen

Week 42 is the autumn holiday in Denmark. From October 14 to 20, take the chance to try one of these memorable day trips, less than an hour from Copenhagen.

Leticia Bossi

Oct 17, 2024

Week 42 is the autumn holiday in Denmark. From October 14 to 20, take the chance to try one of these memorable day trips, less than an hour from Copenhagen.

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