Art installation explores deep themes of loss in Denmark

Denmark offers a rich cultural experience, starting with a visit to the Bryggen Guldsmeden Eco Resort in Copenhagen, a former shoe factory transformed into an eco-friendly hotel. The hotel features unique decor, including fake trees and deer heads, and provides access to a delightful sauna among other amenities. After two days in Copenhagen, the journey continues to the Danish Riviera, where visitors explore the beautiful landscapes of Jutland. A highlight of the trip is experiencing the sound installation by Tarya Simon, titled 'Start Again the Lament,' which invites participants to reflect on themes of death, loss, and grief through a unique auditory experience along paths illuminated over water, enhanced by recitations performed by professional mourners. Following this profound encounter, the travelers enjoy the vibrant atmosphere at Nordre Toldbod waterfront, where they indulge in drinks while admiring the yachts in the sunlight. The gastronomic offerings continue at the Nimb Hotel, recognized for its Moorish architecture and rooftop bar. The exploration of history culminates with a visit to Kronborg Castle in Helsingør, famously linked to Shakespeare's Hamlet, creating a juxtaposition of the contemporary with the historical as visitors engage with both modern attractions and classic literature. The subsequent ferry ride and fine dining experiences in the Lake District further showcase the culinary delights of Denmark, culminating in a visit to the ARoS Museum in Aarhus, which features Olafur Eliasson's impressive circular rooftop installation offering panoramic views of an unsung port city.