Jutland
Jutland is the ancient heart of Denmark, the world’s oldest kingdom. It is the only part of Denmark linked to the continent, and considerably larger than the 500-or-so islands that make up the rest of the country. It is a favorite holiday resort for the Danes themselves and with reason. There are clean and beautiful beaches, lovely seaside resorts, friendly villages, and magnificent fjords; an inheritance left by the ice when it withdrew thousands of years ago. Remains from Viking times also abound in the area.

Copenhagen
Denmark has 5 million inhabitants, a quarter of whom live in or near Copenhagen. This means lots of room on the Jutland beaches, no crowds anywhere and still endless possibilities for entertainment, for, as if, the above mentioned attractions were not enough the Danes have constructed many amusement parks, such as Legoland, and zoos on Jutland. Another factor that will make your stay in Denmark a relaxed one is that English has been compulsory in secondary schools since World War II and is spoken and understood throughout the country.