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Copenhagen Light Festival
Copenhagen Light Festival transforms the city’s winter darkness into a vibrant celebration of light, art, and design. Held each February, the festival features installations, projections, and light artworks by international and local artists, set across Copenhagen’s streets, bridges, and waterfront. A curated route through the city center and harbor invites visitors to explore urban spaces in a new way, turning cold winter nights into a creative and accessible cultural experience for all ages. …
Aarhus Food Festival
At Tangkrogen in Aarhus, more than 250 dedicated food & beverage producers, chefs and artisans come together to introduce you to exceptional culinary experiences. Over three days, the festival offers inspiration, tastings and vibrant food encounters set in the beautiful surroundings by Aarhus Bay. The festival invites visitors to explore a 50,000 m² universe of flavours, hands-on workshops and tastings for all ages. Guests can can discover new products, learn cooking techniques, meet …
Copenhagen Cooking
Copenhagen Cooking is one of Northern Europe’s leading food festivals, celebrating Danish gastronomy and seasonal Nordic ingredients. Held annually, including a winter edition in February, the festival offers a wide range of culinary experiences across the city—from tastings and pop-ups to workshops and chef-led events. Visitors can explore everything from traditional flavors to modern Nordic cuisine, with activities designed for all ages and interests. It’s a unique way to experience …
H. C. Andersen Festivals
The H.C. Andersen Festivals transform Odense, Denmark into a vibrant stage of creativity each August. With hundreds of events across the city, the festival brings together theatre, music, street performances, and visual arts inspired by the legacy of Hans Christian Andersen. Taking place in streets, parks, and cultural venues, it offers a lively, accessible experience for all ages, blending storytelling with contemporary creativity in one of Denmark’s most charming cities. …
Strawberry Festival
Held annually in the village of Mġarr, the Strawberry Festival celebrates one of Malta’s best-known local products. Freshly picked strawberries are available throughout the day, alongside a wide selection of strawberry-based desserts, snacks, drinks, and gourmet creations prepared by local chefs. Visitors can also discover homemade wines, jams, traditional Maltese dishes, and locally made crafts. Live folk music and dance performances from across Malta and Gozo add to the festive atmosphere, …
Taste of Antwerp
Visit Taste of Antwerp and live it up at the indoor and outdoor event at Waagnatie. The event location is known for its iconic harbour cranes and is located in the trendy quarter 'Eilandje', next to the MAS and the recently opened Red Star Line Museum. Belgium's yearly culinary festival hosts around 30 top restaurants, star chefs and culinary specialty businesses all of which present dishes in the form of appetisers. Visitors enjoy the priceless view on the Scheldt while tasting 'signature …
Prague Spring International Music Festival
A multi-genre festival famed throughout the world, the biggest music show in the Czech Republic. For more than 70 years the Prague Spring International Music Festival has ranked among the top cultural events in the Czech Republic. This presentation of the world's best musicians, symphony orchestras and chamber music ensembles is somewhat of a phenomenon as it has survived the political upheavals and dramatic cultural changes in the seven decades of its existence. This is mostly thanks to its …
Liberation Festival Pilsen
The liberation of Czechoslovakia by allied troops in May 1945 ended up the Second World War fighting in Europe. Most of the Czech area was occupied by the Soviet army, the bulk of western Bohemia was occupied by the U.S. 3rd Army led by General George Patton. On May 4, General Dwight Eisenhower ordered to advance in the heart of Czechoslovakia, which began key American operations in Czech. On May 6, soldiers with a white star came to Pilsen and it became the last place where the path of Allied …
Lucerne Festival
Set on the shores of Lake Lucerne, this legendary Swiss festival turns up the volume on classical music every summer. From mid-August to mid-September, Lucerne Festival invites the world’s leading orchestras, soloists, and fresh new voices to reimagine what classical can be—through over 100 spellbinding concerts, intimate recitals, and boundary-pushing late-night events. The experience is shaped around a central theme each year, offering more than just music: it’s a journey of ideas, emotion, …
Jazzkaar
Jazzkaar is the biggest jazz festival of the Baltics, held in Tallinn, the capital of Estonia, since 1990. Jazzkaar is a festival in April presenting the hottest international and local jazz talents and filling the whole country with great sounds and activities. Combining a unique and versatile program with bold solutions, Jazzkaar creates a great jazz festival with the smallest budget in the Nordic. Jazzkaar has been granted the EFFE quality label (2015-2016), designating it among the finest …