Denmark promotes slow tourism and rising viticulture

Denmark is experiencing a shift toward slow tourism and a growing viticulture sector. The country is promoting sustainable travel via its railway network, supported by upcoming infrastructure like the Fehmarnbelt Tunnel, which aims to improve connectivity between Scandinavia and mainland Europe.

Travelers can utilize the Copenhagen Card DISCOVER for access to various attractions and benefit from initiatives like CopenPay, which offers rewards for eco-friendly travel. Beyond the capital, destinations such as Jægersborg Dyrehave and various coastal areas are accessible via short train rides.

Simultaneously, Denmark is establishing itself in the European wine market. Driven by climate changes and innovative agricultural methods, several vineyards are emerging across the country, including Nygaardsminde Vingård in North Jutland, Skærsøgaard Vin in Kolding, and Vesterhave Vingård in Southern Zealand. This rise in wine production is complemented by a vibrant natural wine scene in Copenhagen's urban districts.