When you think of Denmark, what comes to mind?

Is it the slightly aloof Nordic and Copenhagen?

Or the fairy tale kingdom Andersen that smells like candy?

This seemingly aloof country located in Northern Europe has always been alive in people’s stories, waiting for our exploration.

This is Denmark!

Then let me enter this mysterious country, the fairy tale city? Copenhagen snowflakes, the best gift of winter, in the white snow, the gloom of winter is repelled, and this place instantly becomes a fairy tale world!

Winter is the switch of fairy tale mode in Copenhagen. Welcome to the fairy tale city? Copenhagen.

There are warm lights everywhere, eat a Danish sandwich, drink gin, go skating in the square, go shopping at the market, find a coffee shop in Xingang and watch the snow falling outside the window and people coming and going.

In Copenhagen, the streets are usually icy under freezing temperatures, but children at heart turn the entire city into an ice rink.

They put on their skates and shuttled between the city center and the main square, feeling the gentleness of the ice and snow.

After finding your childlike innocence and having fun, don’t miss the delicious food here.

The largest dining center in Copenhagen, you can find everything you can think of, from delicacies from the mountains and seas to convenient fast food.

The City of Smiles? Aarhus Aarhus is the second largest city in Denmark.

Compared to the cold and aloof Copenhagen, Aarhus has the reputation of the "City of Smiles".

Nowadays, it is a famous art capital in Denmark. The unique museums, old-fashioned churches in the central area, unique woodland paths and beautiful beaches on the outskirts of the city make Aarhus synonymous with Danish fashion and modernity.

The most unique building in Aarhus, the Iceberg House, reflects the charm of the winter port in a unique form.

The Aarhus Art Museum has a rainbow roof. The sky corridor created by the glass roof immerses the city landscape in front of you in the reflected light of various glasses.

One of the oldest cities in Denmark? Odense Odense is one of the oldest cities in Denmark, with a simple and elegant medieval Nordic architectural style.

These ancient buildings are a fusion of classical beauty and modern beauty, and they are also pieces of art passed down from generation to generation!

In Odense, Danish-style low wooden houses can be seen everywhere.

Colorful old buildings are neatly arranged on both sides of the cobblestone road, with small white windows and tall red-roofed chimneys, creating a unique and simple atmosphere.

On a cold winter day, facing the pouring morning light, casually walking on the streets of Odense, the beautiful streetscape will make you feel like you are in a painting.

The castle manor in Odense is a history of architectural art, injecting freshness and brightness into the cold winter days.

In this quiet city, everyone will slow down, and then quietly feel the real fairy tale world and experience precious slow time.

This is the charm of images. It may take you back to the beautiful moments in the noisy city in a long, long time.

This is the European country picked by Yi Yang Qianxi’s real name, and it is the most worthy of checking in.