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Popular foods include herring, frikadellar, porridge, danish pastry.

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Frikadeller (meat balls), sometimes hot.

Leverpostej (liver paste), sometimes hot, with pickled beetroot, mushrooms or fried bacon.

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cold meal consisting of a few simply prepared pieces of smørrebrød (open rye-bread sandwiches) with slices of cold meat, sliced sausage or hard boiled egg.

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In the morning, most adults drink coffee or tea and eat rye bread or white bread with cheese or jam. Children and young people often eat milk products with cereals such as corn flakes, muesli or oatmeal.

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Frikadeller (meat balls), sometimes hot.

Leverpostej (liver paste), sometimes hot, with pickled beetroot, mushrooms or fried bacon.

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the two main religions in denmark are catholic and islam. There are no government laws saying what you have to be

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Danish is the most common language. There is no Federal law for speaking Danish.

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The Flag of Denmark is red with a white Scandinavian cross that extends to the edges of the flag; the vertical part of the cross is shifted to the hoist side

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famous landmark

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famous landmarks

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Famus landmark