Blog : Top 5 facts about Denmark

Denmark is a small state called the pearl of the Scandinavian peninsula. This is by no means a coincidence, but because in a small area of this magnificent country, the real treasures of culture and history are concentrated. Denmark has recently become very popular among tourists. Cruises are particularly popular - a yacht tour along with travel to several Scandinavian countries will bring real enjoyment and an unforgettable impression.

One of the happiest countries in the world - Denmark has been named the happiest country in the world on many occasions and remains at the top of the UN World Happiness Report.

In Danish, there is no word for, please - They do not think it would be wrong to say please if they ask for a favor, and they forgot to say it- they do not use it in just one sentence because there is no direct translation in Danish for, please.

World oldest flag - First accepted in 1219, the Danish flag Dannebrog is the oldest state flag in the world still used by an independent nation. Turning 800 years has never looked better - and we will celebrate it in true Danish birthday fashion - a bunch of flags, of course.

Danish pastry originates from Vienna - In the 1840s, some Austrian bakers settled themselves in Denmark and introduced beloved pastries. For this reason, Danish pastries are called wienerbr d or Viennese bread in Denmark.

The Danish alphabet has 3 additional letters - , , and A - The Danish language is said to be one of the most difficult ones due to a set of silent letters and complex pronunciation. But they have added a bit more to the challenge.

Conclusion - When was Denmark created, and what makes this small country special - Once you explore its unique cuisine, culture, and especially Danish inventions, you will fall in love with this small country with a big heart.