Going on a trip to Denmark, it's worthwhile to observe certain rules, if you don't want your vacation to be spoiled.
1. In winter, it can be very cold in Denmark. Tourists should keep in mind that working days are shorter in the winter season. Many facilities are closed in October and only start operating in April.
2. Denmark has a very low crime rate, citizens strictly follow established laws. However, pickpocketing still exists in crowded public places. Be attentive while in public to avoid becoming a victim of thieves.
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4. Calls from hotel rooms are quite expensive. Telephone boxes on the streets are often used as an alternative, which has a lower cost and allows to save on international calls.
5. Everything is paid with Danish kroner in Denmark. In order to buy something, you need to exchange currency in the nearest bank.
7. Bargaining about the goods' final price is not customary in Denmark. Products are bought strictly at the set price. On the flea market, you can ask about the possibility of any discount, but be polite and courteous.
8. A car can only be rented by a person older than 20 years of age. Vehicle speed should not exceed 60 km/h in the city. On highways, it is allowed to reach the speed of up to 120 km/h.
9. The "menu of the day" service is present in many Danish restaurants. On this day, you can taste fine dishes at low prices. When visiting a restaurant, don't forget to ask the staff about current promotions and discounts.
10. Fans of museums can buy a special pass, which is valid for various cultural institutions. It also includes a city map, with the help of which it is easy to find the necessary place in the city.
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12. Traveling in Denmark, be sure to go on a cruise of the main attractions, the duration of which is just a few hours.
13. Beach lovers may face disappointment. Waters of the North and Baltic Seas are always cold.
14. To get warm in the cold season, you can visit one of the cozy Danish cafes where tables are often equipped with infrared lamps.
15. You can import an unlimited amount of currency. Duty-free import of 200 cigarettes or 50 cigars, up to 50 ml of perfumery and up to 1 liter of alcoholic beverages is also allowed. 
