We love Annie's! This is the only place that my husband likes to come for a danish hot dog. We…read morehave been coming here for more than 22 years- I'm sure my husband has gone there for many years prior to that. Now we take our kids when we come back to visit. They prefer the French hot dogs. The food has always been delicious!

The best kiosk in Denmark! Beautiful view on the Flensburg Fjord and close to the Okseø islands…read more The hotdog is known to be the best in the world! Soft ice and french frites are really good as well. The employes speak Danish and German and it can be paid with both euro and dansk kroner. It's always worth a visit!

This beautiful old windmill overlooks the town of Vejle. It's about a 15 minute walk uphill from…read morethe pedestrian zone. There's lots of information inside about the restauration of the mill and how it works. You can walk around the balcony outside and enjoy lovely views on Vejle. When we went today (2015), artists were working on an exhibition of their work...and added plus!

Hans Christian Anderson house is amazing! I felt like a kid again and hasntoniuchase his book with…read moreall his stories The audio guide was very helpful and made the visit worthwhile.

This is a beautiful museum that really goes into detail on H.C. Andersen's life - maybe too much…read moredetail? There were entire exhibits based around items from his life with accompanying audio. This is an entirely audio-based museum, but the headphones can be a bit finicky. As a bonus, you get free admission to his childhood home, which is a short walk away.

Great location on the water. Friendly staff and very nice lunch place. Well presented, very tasty…read more We had the gnocci and the risoni with mushrooms, both were delicious.

Danish design at its best! In additional to its beautiful fjord view and surroundings, Trapholt is…read morean exemplary piece modern scandinavian architecture. Coat check is DIY, inside the shop. Then go straight to the cafe down the slope to get a feel for the entire museum. The marvelous Fjord view will make your jaw drop, so remember to breathe! Buffet lunch is about Kr 158/person, with ample selection. Arne Jacobsen's pre-fab summer house prototype is not to be missed as well. Twice a day 1pm and 3pm. Some highlights: - The fireplace in the living room is also functioned as a BBQ outside - Electric heated ceiling - The low windows are optimized and designed for sit down viewing - Minimalistic Vola design faucets in the bathroom Finn Juhl's string of pelican chairs will lead you to a spiral staircase, and open up to the entire floor of Danish Design chairs, with a center courtyard. Notice how the bench is designed to be playful swings. There're also current exhibition of modern arts which is quite interesting as well. Finish the tour in the souvenir shop, and try not to buy too much because everything is overpriced. All in all, Trapholt totally live up to one of the best Danish Design museums.