From no point in Denmark is it further than about fifty-five kilometers to the coast. Therefore, Barbara Denscher found numerous references to the sea during her journey through the kingdom, whose inhabitants still like to see themselves as proud Vikings: For example, in northern Jutland, where the Baltic and North Seas meet, where one can discover a sunken church and hike on huge sand dunes. Or on the small island of Samsø, which is gaining international attention for its ecological concept. The path leads over the longest suspension bridge in Europe to the idyllic Funen. Even the vibrant capital Copenhagen, where tradition and modernity form a perfect unity, is particularly appealing due to its location by the sea.