Reserve your flight to Denmark online. Denmark is a small country, the majority of its land mass situated on the Jutland peninsula. To the south of Jutland, Germany is a neighbour, but other than this Denmark is an a unique situation in Europe. There are nearly 500 islands, of which around 100 are inhabited. Copenhagen is the largest island, with dry land to its east. Most of Denmark is flat, with small rolling hills and pine forests. The highest point of Denmark is only 173 metres above sea level. The climate is milder than would be the case but for the Gulf stream which brings warmer air from the West. May to August are perhaps the most pleasant months for visiting. Fly with Malev to Copenhagen in less than 2 hours

Denmark's pleasant seaside

The Danish seaside consists of many miles of wide, sandy beaches and sand dunes. The North Sea is friendlier in the summer than many would think, and beach life in the summer can consist of bathing, beach volleyball and sunbathing just as in more southern destinations. Reserve your Malev special offer flight now on our Budapest - Copenhagen route. The Jutland peninsula's eastern coastline is arguably Denmark's most beautiful place. Along with the natural sights, there are historical and cultural diversions. It's a peaceful place, ideal for relaxation and family holidays. Find out more about prices of flights to Denmark

Copenhagen, a most inhabitable city

It's hard to find a more pleasant and civil place than Copenhagen. Not only are the museums, theatres and galleries and examples of modern Danish design striking, but there are arts and an alternative culture has emerged in recent years which has challenged the staid if hospitable traditions. The pedestrian street's probably the longest in the world, nearly two kilometers long, and a walk along this usually shows plenty of smiling faces. We can see lots of examples of 18th and 19th century houses, painted in bright colours. Copenhagen boasts a quality of life widely considered to be among the best in the world, remarkable considering its humble origins in the 11th century as an incorporation of a number of different fishing villages. And of course, if children accompany you on your trip, Legoland would be unmissable.