Its top destinations this year include Copenhagen, Cracow, Mongolia and Ethiopia…
Source: 52 places to go in 2020: Here’s where the New York Times says you should visit
What Was Hedeby?; Geoffrey Migiro; World Atlas
Hedeby was a key Danish settlement during the Viking Age that was located near the southernmost end of the Jutland Peninsula. It was established in the 8th century.
Source: What Was Hedeby?
Features of the Northwest Passage to see before they transform; Jared Ranahan; USA Today
The Arctic Circle boasts magnificent landscapes, unique species and thriving Inuit culture – but it’s all changing fast. Climate change is ushering in major alterations to life in the Arctic, and those living in the region must adapt to grapple with these new developments.
40 stunning natural wonders everyone should see in their lifetime; Madeline Diamond & Zoe Miller; Insider
There are more than just seven natural wonders of the world. From waterfalls to mountains, read for Insider’s list of the most beautiful places around the world to see in your lifetime.
Source: 40 stunning natural wonders everyone should see in their lifetime
Hamlet in Elsinor — A fantastic experience; Elaine Warner; Edmond Sun
To see or not to see – that was the question. Husband Jack, daughter Zoe and Elaine Warner were comfortably ensconced in Copenhagen – their last city to visit in Scandinavia…
A UNESCO World Heritage roadtrip through Denmark’s Riveira, North Zealand; Kash; Budget Traveller
The 10 Most Amazing Renaissance Buildings That Are Still Standing; Valorie Clark; Travel
The Renaissance may have ended in the 17th century, but remnants of that age remain to this day in the form of castles and buildings.
Source: The 10 Most Amazing Renaissance Buildings That Are Still Standing
30 nature photos that will change the way you see the world; Frank Olito; Insider.com
From bears fighting in Alaska to a volcano erupting in Hawaii, these pictures of nature will have you falling in love with your surroundings.
Source: 30 nature photos that will change the way you see the world
Denmark: Great Danish forays in wider Copenhagen; Mike Yardley; NZ Herald
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Denmark’s charms and confections certainly aren’t confined to Copenhagen’s city limits.
Could Greenland Be The New Alaska?; David Carlin; Forbes
President Trump’s desire to buy Greenland has sparked both ridicule and praise. Trump’s idea recalls America’s original Arctic purchase: Alaska. So, could Greenland be the new Alaska?
“We’re not for sale,” says Greenland’s foreign minister; Reuters
Tourists Trampling World Heritage Site In Denmark; Christian W; Copenhagen Post
Wadden Sea nature gem under pressure from thoughtless visitors.
Sailing Greenland on 90ft Truly Classic superyacht Acadia; Toby Hodges; Yachting World
These extraordinary photos show Greenland in all its beauty, shot during a unique voyage on Mark Rohr’s 90ft sloop Acadia…
Source: Sailing Greenland on 90ft Truly Classic superyacht Acadia
The World’s Fastest Glacier Is Loud, Dangerous, and Transfixing; Matthew H Birkhold; Atlas Obscura
For those in the Greenlandic town of Ilulissat, it’s also an enchanting neighbor.
Source: The World’s Fastest Glacier Is Loud, Dangerous, and Transfixing
A Guide to the UNESCO Sites in Denmark; Camila Luise Buschle; Scandinavia Standard
Find out about Denmark’s seven UNESCO heritage sites including the village of Christiansfeld, Jelling runestones, Stevns Klint, and the Wadden Sea. Learn about each site, when it was classified as a heritage site, and the history of each location.
The Little-Known Danish Coastal Getaway Locals Love and Travelers Overlook; Lyndsey Matthews; Afar
10 destinations for a family holiday inspired by Shakespeare; Sarah Rodrigues; Telegraph
Traveler’s Guide to Ilulissat, Greenland; Lina Stock; Divergent Travelers
Everything you need to know about visiting Ilulissat, Greenland. Things to do in Ilulissat, where to stay, how to get there, best time to go and more.
Source: Traveler’s Guide to Ilulissat, Greenland | Divergent Travelers
Things That Surprised Me About Traveling to Greenland; Amanda Williams; A Dangerous Business
When you hear ‘Greenland,’ what immediately comes to mind? For me, it used to be a remote, ice-covered place that seemed slightly mysterious and even a little intimidating. Before starting to plan a trip to Greenland of my own, I assumed that it was the sort of country that was only really enjoyed by the most intrepid of travelers. But, as I’ve learned recently, Greenland isn’t ‘just’ for travelers who love hiking off-grid and roughing it in the wilderness.
Source: Things That Surprised Me About Traveling to Greenland
Trekking through fire and ice on Greenland’s 102-mile Arctic Circle Trail; Dina Mishev; Washington Post
From sunburn to Gore-Tex on a nine-day wilderness hike across one of the island’s largest expanses of ice-free terrain.
Source: Trekking through fire and ice on Greenland’s 102-mile Arctic Circle Trail
