Rent a car in Denmark with SIXT for a great way to thoroughly appreciate and enjoy all that this lovely Scandinavian country has to offer. Our premium fleet features a diverse array of rental cars so you are certain to meet your budget and mobility needs. Check out our great car rental deals in Denmark and book online to ensure your Nordic adventure is as comfortable and stylish as the country itself.
A car rental in Denmark is a good way to enjoy your vacation. You can see all of the architectural and natural highlights of the country in your rental car. Rent a car at Copenhagen Airport or any of our other convenient locations and get your journey quickly underway. In Denmark you can take in the classics at the ultramodern Royal Danish Opera in Copenhagen, or rock hard and heavy at the Roskilde Music Festival. Whether driving along its picturesque cobblestone streets or its splendid beaches of white sand beaches, expect to awaken your senses here.
With our car rental deals in Denmark you can select from premium brands such as BMW, Mercedes-Benz and Porsche. We offer affordable rates on an extensive fleet of up-to-date-vehicles. When you book your rent a car for Denmark online you can tailor your rental vehicle with numerous optional features. Additional driver coverage, GPS and child seats are just some of the extras we can provide to help you have the best experience with your car rental in Denmark.
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Owing to its clean, simple aesthetic and thoroughly modern infrastructure you can easily navigate the compact cities of Denmark. Road trips are also easy thanks to a mostly flat landscape and with no part of the country more than 32 miles from the sea. With your vehicle you can decide how much of the 1,000 miles of motorways and more than 40,000 miles of roads stretching from Copenhagen to the spectacular view of two seas colliding in North Jutland you want to cover. Here are some things to keep in mind while driving your rental car in Denmark.
Driving tips for Denmark
Top 4 Architectural Sights
The Little Mermaid statue by Edvard Eriksen is a favorite spot to visit along Copenhangen's Langelinie promenade and has been a major tourist attraction since the 1900s. The Copenhagen Opera House located on the island of Holmen is known not only for being one of the world's most modern opera houses, but for being one of the most expensive to ever be built. On the island of Zealand one can find the Roskilde Cathedral , the first ever brick gothic cathedral which has been a UNESCO listed World Heritage Site since 1995. Built in the 12th and 13th centuries it has been the main burial site of the Danish Monarchy. Another Copenhagen highlight is the 17th century Nyhavn district whose waterfront is lined with colorful 17th and 18th century townhouses.
Top 4 Natural Sights
Himmelbjerget , also called The Sky Mountain or The Mountain of Heaven, is one of the highest natural landmarks in Denmark, and is a popular hiking spot. Møns Klint , or the Cliffs of Møn, are a stretch of chalk cliffs along the eastern Baltic coast. It is possible to walk or cycle along the cliffs on marked paths and there are several locations where you can take steps down to the shore. Skagen is a popular tourist destination situated at the northern tip of Jutland with an artistic legacy. Its yellow houses with red-tiled roofs and white-picket fences make for quite an idyllic setting. The Limfjord , not quite a fjord in the classically held sense, is over 100 miles long with many bays, narrowings and islands. One can partake in range of water activities in the vicinity.
The small country of Denmark offers a selection of wintertime activities. In fact, the Danes even have a word for cold-weather coziness: hygge. There are many outdoor activities to do outdoors like ice skating. Aalborg, Copenhagen, Funen, and Esbjerg all have outdoor skating rinks open between December and February. From the end of November until the beginning of January you can enjoy the Christmas markets. There are several in Copenhagen like the one at Tivoli Gardens, and you can visit the Hans Christian Andersen market in Odense. If you are looking for a way to escape the cold weather, head to a museum! The ARoS Aarhus Art Museum is recommended, as is the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art located along the water facing Sweden, a 40 minute drive north of Copenhagen. The winter weather will be cold and it is recommended to have a larger sedan or a vehicle with all-wheel-drive for safe travels in Denmark.
