Events in Denmark

NatFilm Festival
Copenhagen
April 15 - April 25, 2010

NatFilm, the largest film event in Denmark, continues to draw more and more visitors each and every year. Filmmakers from all over the world premier movies here, as well as other screens in Aalborg, Odense and Arhus.

International Steam Festival
Vejle
July 9 - July 11, 2010

The International Steam Festival in Vejle celebrates the varieties of steam vessels. Whether it is a locomotive, boat or something else- if it is steam powered, you will find it here. Visitors will be allowed to inspect all exhibits, and daily tours give them a chance to take a ride on a steam train!

Copenhagen Night of Culture
Copenhagen
October 8, 2010

Every year in October, the city’s museums, galleries, libraries, exhibitions halls, churches, theaters and the Rosenborg Palace’s doors are all open to the public at night for all to enjoy. Also during this time there are many different entertainment options at different venues and on the streets, which include music, talks, parties, dancing and food. If you plan to partake in this event make sure you buy a Kulturpasset, which gives you admittance to the venues and a free shuttle transport around the city.

Copenhagen Irish Festival
Copenhagen
November, 2010

For over 30 years now Copenhagen goes Gaelic for the Irish Festival over the course of a 4 day period. There are venues all over the city featuring concerts, workshops, storytelling, lectures, a ceilidh (a Gaelic social dance), whiskey tasting and much more.

Tivoli Christmas Season
Tivoli Gardens, Copenhagen
November 20 - December 30, 2010

Christmas in Copenhagen is a very special time for locals and visitors alike. The city’s most visited attraction, the Tivoli Gardens, is transformed into a winter wonderland with thousands of twinkling lights, and the preparation of gallons of tasty hot glogg (mulled win spiced with almonds and raisins). Entertainment options are numerous, for the adventurous there’s ice skating on Tivoli Lake, leisurely strolling around the market for traditional Danish Christmas presents or making a stop to see Santa. This is sure to be a very memorable Christmas experience for all who attend.