Denmark travel is made easy with the page on travel tips to the country at QuickBooker.com. Following is a list of travel tips which would come handy:
- During Denmark travel one will find English language commonly spoken and even taught in schools. Thus, one will get to see most mid- to young Danes conversing quite well in English which helps out if you get stuck.
- Though, in some places it is acceptable to park your car on the beach to save time walking back and forth but it is advisable to check first, as one is normally not allowed to do this on beaches along the Baltic coast.
- For Denmark travel the best time to visit is months from April to October which brings nicer weather and longer hours. Even though the end of August is the best time to go – as the weather is nice but the tourist crowds have thinned out.
- Among the locals for food, pork is a popular choice, though there are some other interesting dishes like the smorrebrod, small brown bread open-face sandwiches served with different toppings.
- Tipping for the bills at bars and restaurants is expected for good service, and bathroom attendants and porters may expect loose change, otherwise, day by day tipping is not standard practice.
- All sales of alcohol stop at 8pm with exceptions of bars and clubs. This is very helpful when planning a night out.
- Some common phrases are in use like you toast by saying "Skål!"
- Normal courtesies should be observed. Guests should refrain from drinking until the host toasts his or her health.
- Casual dress is suitable for most places but formal wear is required at more exclusive dining rooms and social functions.
- Smoking is restricted on public transport and in some public buildings.
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