Denmark is lively in August because many festivals here are concentrated in August. It is also a good season for traveling. You can choose to come here in August to participate in these festivals. So, what are the specific festivals?

Let’s find out together!

Andersen Art Festival, which has accompanied children all over the world, Andersen is definitely the best tourism spokesperson in Denmark. Therefore, the Andersen Art Festival in late August every year is one of the festivals that tourists cannot miss when traveling in Denmark! Every year

The H.C. Andersen Festival (H.C. Andersen Festivals) will be held grandly in Andersen's hometown of Odense (Odense). The festival will last for a whole week and includes a variety of literary and adventurous activities. Families planning a summer parent-child trip should book their tickets quickly! Odense

Blomster Festival Every year in mid-August, Odense holds the Blomster Festival - more than 200,000 people gather among the flowers. The scene is simply a fairy tale! The Odense Flower Festival began in 1999. Carefully calculate

Even though it is in its 21st year, it has already become a traditional local festival. Flowers from all over the world will be displayed in the city center and bloom here in different forms: some of them are made into display panels and installations.

Some will be put on parade floats, and some will be served on tables. Professional gardeners and artists will hold lectures and limited-time courses on site (all free!), providing professional techniques to flower-loving visitors.

Guidance. Local celebrities, singers and bands also came to the scene to provide wonderful hosts and performances, livening up the atmosphere and adding to the excitement of the festival. But the biggest traffic + popularity "double queen" is of course this one - the time of the Flower Festival.

Just before the Andersen Art Festival, the two are seamlessly connected. If you plan to go to Denmark, you can combine a perfect flower-like trip. The first Copenhagen Fashion Week was held in mid-August 2008.

, every fashion week since then, the number of fashionistas participating and its popularity has been rising steadily. It can be said that the fashion week is a trendy mecca for residents, tourists and fashionistas throughout Northern Europe. The fashion week is officially held every time.

Copenhagen Fashion Week holds more than 200 small events in the city, including unique exhibitions, fashionable street parties, small concerts and ultra-low-price shopping events. Since its inception, Copenhagen Fashion Week has become an indispensable part of urban culture.

Become a fashion trendsetter in the hearts of citizens. Whether you are a shopaholic who likes to buy or a fashionista who must go to fashion shows, this will be the happy paradise you dream of in the summer! The Copenhagen Cooking and Food Festival is held in Copenhagen every year in late August.

Open the door in the name of food, let the greedy and hungry you enjoy and share delicious food. Copenhagen Cooking is one of the largest food festivals in Northern Europe and an important communication channel for Nordic food culture. It promotes food culture through festivals.

Pay tribute to food culture and chefs, and introduce Danish food to the outside world. There are small stalls at the food festival, which are clean and tidy. During this period, you can not only taste the new Nordic dishes, but also watch the chef’s cooking process up close or cook by yourself under the guidance of the chef.

, you can learn by eating, and enjoy the fun of food. Look at the pictures, are you already drooling? Of course, our food festival is not only about food, but also about a lifestyle experience in Denmark, Nordic.

You will be able to experience the beautiful relationship between man, nature and food here.

Copenhagen Pride Festival Copenhagen Pride Festival (Copenhagen Pride Festival) is held in late August every year. It is a grand celebration of LGBT, with various related parades, carnivals, parties, concerts, movie performances and other entertainment activities. The central location of the event -

The City Hall has also been renamed the Parade Square in order to fit the theme of the event. It is free to enter the square and participate in all activities. You can also buy official parade bracelets in the square to support the festival. During the festival week, the Parade Square is generally open.

Opening on Wednesday, tens of thousands of citizens will participate in the parade, showing off their gorgeous clothes and styles, and the entire street will become a sea of ??floats and rainbow flags, as well as the highlight of Mr. Gay Denmark.

The finals are scheduled to be held during the day or night over the next few days.