I got my bags back on a roll heading out there and I'm ready to go looking real good

in my passport photo. Amateur Traveler episode six hundred and six today the amateur traveler talks about

castles and palaces biking ships and islands Legos and Little Mermaid,

as we go to Denmark.

I know that I should be heading home,

but maybe not, maybe not today. Welcome to the Amateur Traveler. I'm your host Chris Christensen. I'm on the road

re-recording this part of the intro in a small little hotel room in the Florida

Keys with the cable that I had to buy because I forgot the one.

So without further ado, let's talk about Denmark.

I'd like to welcome the show Joe Trevillian from London who has come to talk to us about Denmark.

Joe welcome to the show.

Hey Chris, how you do? I'm doing very well. Why are we talking about Denmark today?

In my opinion, I think Denmark is one of the most underrated countries in Europe.

A lot of people tend to skip it because it's very small.

And people, when I think of Europe Europe they think of London, Paris, Germany, Italy, France, Spain and Denmark often gets overlooked.

I would have to say that I'm one of those people. I really I'm Danish I'm half Danish and I only got to Denmark I think it was last year after all the travels that we've done and and it. So I was looking forward to this show.

And what kind of itinerary do you recommend?

Most people will have to go to Copenhagen because that's where the major international airport is.

Copenhagen you spend a few days in anyway.

After that, you're on the actual islands called Schellen, Zealand, they call it in English.

And there you have Helsinki, which is a little town just up from Copenhagen

it's where the Shakespeare's Hamlet castle set and then you have Roskilla which is sort of in the middle of Shelan.

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