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There is a lot to learn about Denmark before you move overseas to the European country.

IntlMOVE has put together some fun facts about Denmark to help you get better acquainted with your new country.

Denmark is a great place to move for a new career, as it has one of the highest employment rates in Europe.

When you are offered a job in Denmark, contact IntlMOVE to move your household goods overseas. 

Basic Denmark Facts

The majority of Denmark speaks and understands English, although Danish is the official language.

Evangelical Lutheran is the official religion of the country.

A study conducted by Cambridge University concluded that Danish people are the happiest people in the European Union.

A separate study said that people in Denmark are the happiest people in the world.

The World Health Organization stated that Danish Women have the lowest incidence of obesity in the European Union 

Denmark History

The Vikings called Denmark home, along with Norway and Sweden, from 800 to 1200.

Denmark is home to the oldest monarchy in the west, although they have been practicing democracy since 1849.

Denmark has been a member of NATO since1949 and the European Union since 1973. 

At one time, Denmark ruled Iceland, Sweden and Norway, but has since lost its territory.

The Danish have not been a threat for hundreds of years!

Although it is an autonomous nation, Greenland is part of Denmark.

The Faroe Islands once belonged to Norway, but the King of Norway lost control of the islands when the King of Denmark beat him in a poker game.

Even though the Faroe Islands are part of the Denmark kingdom, they are self-governing and are not part of the European Union. 

Denmark Facts

In 1989, Denmark legalized same-sex marriages and offers the couples the same rights as heterosexual couples.

Denmark was the first country to do so.

Danish men marry at 32 on average, which is the oldest in Europe. 

There are many famous Danish people that are known worldwide.

Hans Christian Anderson called Denmark home and his fairytales have been translated into many languages.

Two famous heavy metal rock stars were born in Denmark – Lars Ulrich and King Diamond.

Jørn Utzon was the architect who created the famous Sydney Opera House in Australia.

The inventor of the brand Lego is also Danish. 

Things to do in Denmark

If you are a shopaholic, you will love Stroget, which is one of the longest streets in Europe dedicated to shopping.

If you have a taste for adventure, visit Tivoli amusement park in Copenhagen.

The amusement park is one of the oldest in the world and one of the largest in Europe.

Rumor has it that Walt Disney was inspired by this theme park and later built Disneyland. 

Denmark is located to the north of Germany, the southeast of Sweden and to the south of Norway.

There 474 islands that make up the territory, which makes Denmark a top tourist destination for beach lovers.

Only 76 of the more than 400 islands are inhabited.

Copenhagen is Denmark’s largest city and it is also the capital. 

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