2 Best Sights in Denmark

At a former bottling plant, in the beachside town of Hellerup, more than 300 exhibitions are clustered in various islands, each exploring a different facet of science, technology, and natural phenomena. A dozen hands-on exhibits allow you to do things like blow giant soap bubbles, feel an earthquake, stir up magnetic goop, play ball on a jet stream, and gyrate to gyroscopes. The center also organizes interactive temporary exhibitions. Exhibit texts are in English, so this is a great destination for visitors with inquisitive kids.

While in town, you may want to join the Danish families hunting for fossils at the base of Møns Klint. Then have your fossils identified at the GeoCenter Møns Klint, a spectacular natural history museum with aquariums, interactive exhibits, and a Mosasaurus skeleton.