I have just arrived in Denmark, a country I'm visiting for the first time and I’m very curious to discover.
While I was in my cardboard box, travelling by mail service, I tried to spend a little time getting informed about my new destination, so let me share with you the basic information I could find browsing the official site of Denmark.

The Kingdom of Denmark is a country in the Scandinavian region of northern Europe.
Denmark lies between 54° and 58° of latitude north and 8° and 15° of longitude east. In addition to Denmark itself, the kingdom also includes the Faroe Islands and Greenland.
Denmark consists of the peninsula of Jutland and c. 407 islands, of which c. 79 are inhabited (2007). Of these, the largest and most densely populated are Zealand on which the capital of Copenhagen is situated, Funen and the north Jutland Island.
The North Sea defines Denmark to the west, while the islands divide the Baltic from the Kattegat. The Danish islands are thus on the sea lane from the Baltic to the main oceans of the world and at the same time on the trade route from the Nordic countries to central Europe.
Throughout the entire history of the country, this position has influenced the circumstances governing developments in trade, political, and military strategy.

My gratitude and warm thanks to Hans-Peter Henriksen, who invited me to his home and took all the photos in this gallery

Please, visit Hans-Peter's photo-galleries too. He's an excellent photographer and I'm sure you'll enjoy all his pictures.