About Denmark  While Denmark is a Scandinavian country, it is
also part of mainland Europe. This has resulted in some strange
consequences – socially and politically it is like any other
Scandinavian country, but economically it resembles its southern
neighbours with similar prices for clothes, alcohol and other
goods.  Denmark is where the Vikings originated. Between the 9th
and 11th centuries they invaded many countries along the
European coastline along with Ireland and the British Isles.
Settling as farmers and fishermen, their reign and the ‘Viking
Age’ finally ended due to a combination of the introduction of
Christianity into Scandinavian Europe and the rise of other
European powers.  The Danes’ traditional industries of fishing
and shipbuilding aren’t as important to the economy as they used
to be, although both are still strongly evident. Today the
leading industries include food products, machinery and
electronic and transport equipment.  Please give us your
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