There is one crazy place in Denmark called the drone paradise. It's actually a world map where you can experience many activities. There’s much more to do at Verdenskortet than marvel at the world. The map’s mini-Pacific Ocean is large enough to host boat trips. Visitors can take guided tours (that come with coffee and cake!), enjoy a pony ride, play miniature golf, rent out event space and more. 

 

It was built by the Dane-American Søren Poulsen in 1944-69, is 45x90 meters, and lies on the banks of the lake in Klejtrup, more central - north on Denmark. Always interested in geography, Poulsen decided to lay out the entire world through shaping a small peninsula on the lake. He did so with the use of a few simple tools (a wheelbarrow, a pushcart, handtools) and a whole lot of ingenuity—some of the stones he single-handedly hauled to the site weigh more than a ton. 

 

So, if you have no money and want to show the world to your girlfriend... You know what to do!! 

 

How to visit: The adult ticket is near 13€ (you can buy here: https://verdenskortet.dk/en/webshop/ ). 

 

The nearest town is Hobro. You can go there from Copenhagen by train or even plane maybe!! Here you have many tours outside of the country's capitol when you can go there too: https://www.viator.com/Aarhus/d4187-ttd/p-57743P2?eap=inspirock-0a999d6243cb4fdd902098ea6bfa5595_en-17895&aid=vba17895en 

 

Happy journeys in Denmark!