Denmark's sightseeing rewards specificity over breadth. The national museum holds Viking Age artefacts — the Gundestrup Cauldron, the Sun Chariot, and Iron Age bog bodies — in a collection that makes the country's pre-Christian history physically tangible. The great old amusement park is a sightseeing experience in its own right, particularly lit at night. The chalk cliffs and the fossil marine archaeology of the island of Møn extend the circuit into natural heritage. Kronborg Castle — Shakespeare's Elsinore — is a UNESCO World Heritage site and a more rewarding half-day than most capital city day trips. The Louisiana Museum of Modern Art above the Øresund strait is one of the great European museum experiences. Blink and you'll miss it.