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DENMARK
SEALAND, LOLLAND, FALSTER AND MON
Verdant countryside, excellent beaches, and vast tracts of woodland characterize Sealand, Lolland, Falster, and Møn. Perfect for active holidays, with fine opportunities for golfing, angling, swimming, yachting, and walking. And don't miss Møns Klint, the towering limestone cliffs overlooking the Baltic. - For those with an interest in architecture, the area offers historic cathedrals and small country churches with some of the oldest frescoes in Northern Europe.
The white chalk cliffs of Møns Clint
Photo: Bent Næsby/Danish Tourist Board
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Festivals and Fairs
Roskilde Festival
June/July
Over 29 years more than 1,500 bands played Roskilde to more than one and a half million people. Great attention and excitement characterise the event, which is updated every year both musically and practically.
Havsteenavej 11, 4000 Roskilde, Denmark. Tel: (+45) 46 36 66 13. Fax: (+45) 46 32 14 99
The Skagen Festival June/July
The Skagen Festival is in its 31st year, and today it is known as one of the leading international ballad/folk music festivals of Europe. The Skagen Festival is the oldest Danish music festival.
PO Box 33, 9990 Skagen, Denmark. Tel: (+45) 98 44 49 69. Fax: (+45) 98 44 63 77
The Copenhagen Jazz Festival
July
The festival includes approx. 500 concerts performed by Danish and international jazz artists. The clubs and small cafes in Copenhagen are a vital part of the jazz festival. Many kinds of jazz music ranging from New Orleans Jazz, swing and fusion to new experimental music.
Nytorv 3, 3. - DK-1450 Copenhagen K - Tel: (+45) 33 93 20 13 - Fax: (+45) 33 93 20 24
The Mosstock Festival
August
One of the oldest and greatest festivals in the country. As usual the Program includes samples of many different types of amateur music current in Denmark at this time
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