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With colourful harbours, fairy-tale castles and some of Europes happiest cities, Denmark is a dream destination for many travellers from Pakistan. Whether you want to explore Copenhagen by bicycle, take your children to Legoland or discover the world of Hans Christian Andersen, this Scandinavian country offers something for every type of traveller.
In this updated 2025 guide, Malik Express Travel & Tours highlights the top tourist attractions in Denmark, practical travel tips and how our team in Islamabad can help you plan a smooth and memorable trip from Pakistan.
Denmark combines classic European charm with modern, eco-friendly cities. It is part of the Schengen Area, so Pakistani travellers usually visit on a short-stay Schengen visa that also allows entry to many other European countries on the same trip.
Malik Express can help you combine Denmark with nearby destinations such as Sweden, Norway, Germany or the Netherlands in a multi-country Europe tour package.
Most international flights from Pakistan to Denmark land in Copenhagen, making it the perfect starting point. The city is famous for its colourful harbour, historic palaces and relaxed cycling culture.
The Nyhavn district is one of the most photographed places in Denmark, lined with 17th-century townhouses and historic wooden ships along the canal.
Opened in 1843, Tivoli Gardens is one of the worlds oldest operating amusement parks and Denmarks most visited attraction, known for its rides, gardens, live shows and seasonal festivals.
Tip: Buy a combination ticket that includes entrance and unlimited rides if you plan to stay several hours.
Inspired by Hans Christian Andersens famous fairy tale, the Little Mermaid statue sits on a rock along Copenhagens harbour and is one of the citys most iconic landmarks.
The statue is smaller than many people expect, but the area is pleasant for a walk along the waterfront.
Rosenborg Castle is a Renaissance palace that houses the Danish Crown Jewels and royal regalia, surrounded by the beautiful Kings Garden.
Located on Slotsholmen Island, Christiansborg Palace is home to the Danish Parliament, Supreme Court and Prime Ministers office, and parts of the palace are used by the royal family.
Visitors can tour the royal reception rooms, chapel and the palace tower with panoramic views of Copenhagen.
In the town of Helsingør (Elsinore), about an hour from Copenhagen by train, Kronborg Castle is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the most important Renaissance castles in Northern Europe. It is famously known as the setting of Shakespeares play Hamlet.
Tip: Many guided tours from Copenhagen include Kronborg Castle, making it a relaxed day trip.
For families travelling from Pakistan, Legoland Billund is often the highlight of a Denmark holiday. Located near Billund Airport, the original Legoland park features themed lands, rides and detailed Lego models of famous landmarks.
In 2025, the park continues to expand with new areas such as updated pirate-themed play zones and enhanced interactive experiences.
There are family-friendly hotels and a Lego-themed resort nearby, ideal for a short stay.
Tip: Visit on weekdays outside of school holidays in Europe for shorter queues.
Aarhus, on the Jutland peninsula, is Denmarks second-largest city and known for its youthful energy, cultural attractions and seaside charm.
The city of Odense, on the island of Funen, is the birthplace of legendary fairy-tale writer Hans Christian Andersen. The Hans Christian Andersen Museum is dedicated to his life and works, with manuscripts, interactive displays and exhibitions in his childhood home.
Just 30 minutes from Copenhagen, Roskilde Cathedral is another UNESCO World Heritage Site and the traditional burial place of Danish monarchs.
Off the south-east coast of Denmark, Bornholm is known for dramatic cliffs, sandy beaches and picturesque fishing villages. It is popular with nature lovers, cyclists and travellers who want a peaceful escape.
Visit charming towns like Gudhjem, hike coastal trails or enjoy smoked fish, a local speciality.
In north-western Jutland, Thy National Park is Denmarks first national park, famous for dune landscapes, pine forests and wide beaches facing the North Sea. It is ideal for hiking, cycling and bird-watching.
This sample itinerary is suitable for first-time visitors from Pakistan:
Return to Copenhagen or fly out from Billund (depending on flight options).
Malik Express can customise this plan with extra days in Odense, Bornholm or other European cities according to your schedule and budget.
As a trusted travel agency in Islamabad with over 35 years of experience, Malik Express Travel & Tours can support your Denmark trip from start to finish by offering:
From the colourful streets of Nyhavn to the magic of Legoland and the history of Danish castles and cathedrals, Denmark is a destination that rewards every traveller.
If you are planning to visit Denmark from Pakistan, contact Malik Express Travel & Tours to design a personalised itinerary, assist with your visa process and secure the best options for flights, hotels and tours.
Your Scandinavian adventure starts with the right planning. Malik Express is here to make your trip smooth, safe and unforgettable.