Blågårds Plads is an area in Copenhagen and was built in order to give the people of Copenhagen a green sanctuary.

Holger Møller Hansen (1915-2000) was a professional inventor, who invented the endoscope and bubble wrap

Folklores was part of an oral tradition where the stories was handed down from one generation to the next

Frederikke Dannemand was the daughter of a shipbuilder. She was introduced to Frederik 6, with whom she began a lifelong relationship

The Dannevirke fortifications is the largest earthwork in Europe. Over 1500 years old, it acted as Denmark's defensive boundary

Fishing weirs are one of the oldest, advanced fishing methods that we know of. In Denmark, these mainly caught salmon, eel and trout

The dry battery, an invention by Wilhelm Hellesen. He founded a batteryfactory in Copenhagen, which was bought by Duracell in 1986

Christian II (1481-1559) was one of the most unpopular Danish kings and was eventually overthrown and imprisoned for life

Dybbøl is a small coastal town in Southern Jutland that was the scene of one of the most important battles in Denmark's history