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As you touch down at the Hans Christian Andersen Airport, you begin your exploration of the Region of Southern Denmark, an area brimming with natural beauty and history. Named after the famous Danish author, this airport serves as the perfect gateway to your Danish adventure with its convenient amenities and proximity to local attractions.
Upon your arrival, you’ll have several rental companies to choose from, each offering a wide range of vehicles to suit your specific needs. Whether you're looking for a family-sized car or a more compact model for solo trips, you will find just the right wheels to get your holiday rolling.
For those used to UK roads, there may be some nuances to driving here worth noting. Here in Denmark, like most of mainland Europe, driving is on the right-hand side of the road. Distances and speed limits are measured in kilometres, and you'll need to understand the basic Danish road signs for a safer journey. It's also advisable to familiarise yourself with the local driving regulations before setting off.
Fuel your journey at any of the nearby petrol stations. Within a 5km radius of the airport, you’ll find:
The Region of Southern Denmark has a rich cultural heritage and stunning landscapes worth exploring. The airport is only a short drive away from Odense, the region's largest city and the birthplace of Hans Christian Andersen. This city offers a mix of exciting attractions and quiet, picturesque spots to enjoy.
Do note that while Denmark is a part of the EU, the country uses its own currency - the Danish Krone. Credit cards are widely accepted though, and ATMs are available around the city and at the airport.
The Region of Southern Denmark experiences mild weather throughout the year. Summers are typically cool and winters can be fairly cold, so pack appropriately according to the season of your visit.
Now, you are ready to start your journey.