One of the world’s most sustainable cities is Copenhagen, which has reduced carbon emissions by 50% and recognized as the world’s greenest city. Copenhagen’s goal is to be the world’s first carbon dioxide neutral capital by 2025. Nordhavn is a newer district where sustainability is a key focus of urban planning.

Danish cities are known for their trendy nightclubs, jazz bars and live-music concerts, featuring noted Danish and Scandinavian DJs known for their signature EDM, trance, and house music. Music aficionados should definitely visit Denmark during the summer when the country brims with music festivals. NorthSide in Aarhus, Nibe Festival in northern Jutland, and Copenhell Festival in Copenhagen are some of the music festivals and events that take place throughout the summer. Moreover, one of the largest music festivals in Europe, Roskilde, takes place every summer and attracts thousands of locals and tourists. World-famous bands and emerging artists take the nine stages and for four days, music spills out from morning until night. For those visiting Denmark in the winter, events take place throughout the year, and winter travelers can always find a smoky-jazz bar filled with saxophone tunes.