Snow covers the spruce trees, skis click into place and the slopes are just outside the cabin door. Trysil is Norway’s largest ski destination, with four connected ski areas and plenty to do beyond skiing. We’ve gathered tips from our Trysil hosts to guide you to the best places to stay, eat and explore – both on and off the slopes.
Oslo is shaped by the meeting of city life, the fjord and the surrounding forest. We asked our Urban hosts in Oslo to share the neighbourhoods, local eateries and everyday experiences that make the Norwegian capital feel like home. From coffee beside the river Akerselva to island trips, sauna sessions and walks among colourful wooden houses, this guide will help you experience Oslo beyond the most familiar sights.
Fjord swims, neighbourhood cafés and forest trails — Oslo brings city life and nature unusually close together. With Landfolk Urban, you can now experience the Norwegian capital from a handpicked, personal home made for slow mornings, full days out and the feeling of living locally for a little while.
Norway’s mountain winters have more than one rhythm. Some days begin with the first lift; others with the soft scrape of cross-country skis outside the cabin. We have gathered advice from our Norwegian team and mountain hosts to help you choose between six destinations — and find a base for the kind of winter you want.
In Hafjell, the day can begin in two directions: downhill towards the first lift, or out across the quiet trails of Øyerfjellet, the mountain plateau above Hafjell. We asked our Hafjell hosts where they ski, stop for lunch and warm up afterwards — from Mosetertoppen, the mountain-top hub at the heart of the ski area, and Pellestova, a historic mountain lodge, to Lillehammer, the small town just below the mountain.
Puglia is made for holidays with a quiet base and plenty to discover: olive groves, trulli, restored stone houses, warm evenings outside and day trips to whitewashed villages, wild bays and baroque towns. We’ve gathered tips from our hosts across Puglia to help you find where to stay, eat, wander and slow down.
On Denmark’s east coast, Ebeltoft and Djursland bring together cobbled streets, wild hills, family beaches and small independent shops worth returning to. Come in summer for sea swims, ice cream and long light evenings, or in spring and autumn for quiet walks in Mols Bjerge. We asked our hosts where they eat, wander and spend slow days locally.
Creator and nature lover Agnes Maltesdotter travelled to Villa Borgvåg in Lofoten with her family for slow mornings by the ocean, hikes in Unstad and sauna under the midnight sun.
How do you get more guests to book your holiday home — without making hosting more complex? With Extended marketing, your holiday home is shown on other booking platforms without you having to do anything differently. Bookings, calendar and communication all continue through Landfolk, so as a host you can manage everything in one place.
Umbria is often called Italy’s green heart, and is a region of medieval towns, olive-covered hills and secluded places that still feel quietly local - and more unspoiled than its famous neighbour, Tuscany. We’ve asked our hosts where to stay, eat and wander, from Perugia’s wine bars and bakeries to Lake Piediluco, Marmore Falls and hidden village squares.
We venture to the heart of Nørrebro to visit Charlotte and Miguel in their soulful apartment. As a visual artist and a digital learning specialist, the couple has created a space where creativity and international exchange naturally coexist. For them, sharing their home with Landfolk guests is a natural extension of their love for travel.
Visiting beautiful Provence and the French Riviera almost feels like living inside a postcard, where every turn reveals a charming village tucked away in the landscape. It is a true haven for those who long for the simple soul of southern France and shared meals prepared with sun-ripened local produce. We’ve asked our French colleagues for the spots they visit themselves, family-owned vineyards, and the best places to find unique vintage treasures.
We believe that the best holidays allow you to be both a curious explorer and a seeker of slow moments. There is a beautiful balance to be found in the transition from Copenhagen’s charming neighbourhoods to the restorative silence of a holiday home tucked away in nature. To help you find that balance, we’ve gathered our best tips for a seamless multi-stop journey.
We venture to the heart of Frederiksberg in Copenhagen to visit Sarah and Michael in their light-filled apartment on the second floor of a historic 1896 building. After sharing their wonderful holiday home in Vejby with our community of guests, they have now chosen to be part of Landfolk Urban and open the doors to their private city sanctuary as well. A home dedicated to family and music, serving as a grounding anchor in their busy everyday life.
Landfolk began with holiday homes. Places between trees, near the sea, and far from the noise of everyday life. Places chosen for their ability to help people slow down. With Landfolk Urban, we extend our curated philosophy to the city - loved and lived-in homes in Copenhagen. Three of Landfolk’s founders – Christian (CEO), Cathrine (Head of Community & Partnerships), and Camilla (Head of Brand & Communication) – reflect together on why the city is a natural next step, and what it means to share homes responsibly.
Find yourself following the scent of wild thyme into the hills or lingering over a glass of local wine in Costa Blanca North, where life naturally slows down to a Mediterranean pace. A beautiful region where sun-drenched wineries and bustling local markets meet a breathtaking landscape of rugged mountains. Whether you are seeking a tranquil retreat or a culinary journey through authentic local flavors, this sun-soaked corner of Spain offers a haven for both relaxation and discovery.
Discover our handpicked neighborhoods in Copenhagen and experience the city through the eyes of those who live there. In this guide, we’ve skipped the usual tourist spots and asked local Copenhageners where they love to wander, eat, and explore. Whether you’re curious about the city’s most memorable vegetarian meal or which neighbourhood that suits your stay best, you’ve come to the right place.
Nestled among endless vineyards and sun-drenched olive groves, discover the historic region of Tuscany, known for its powerful wines and charming medieval towns. With recommendations handpicked by our Italian colleagues, this guide leads you to the places they return to time after time, revealing local favourites beyond the well-known highlights. Read on to discover Italy’s best sandwich, beautiful hidden bathing spots and other local must-tries when visiting the region.
Discover the wild beauty of Denmark’s west coast, where local farm shops, authentic small towns, and the great coastal landscape awaits. In this guide, we’ve curated local micro-bakeries, windy activities along the beach and other hidden gems waiting to be discovered on the beautiful West Coast of Denmark.
Holiday homes are made for moments of joy and ease. But when demand dips in the low season, it can be hard to strike the right balance between pricing your holiday home in a way that feels right for you, but also gets the results. That’s why we’ve asked our pricing expert, Frank Putman, for his best advice.
Autumn is mushroom season – and if you’re staying in a holiday home, it’s almost a must to head into the forest with a basket and knife. We’ve gathered a guide on how to get started, where to look, and how to make the most of your foraging finds.
Dreaming of a winter getaway in Norway but not sure where to start? The Danish skiing expert Thomas Uhrskov guides you through the joys of staying in a Landfolk cabin surrounded by nature. Along the way, he shares tips on which cabin to choose and what to bring, helping first-timers and families alike prepare for a winter adventure that goes beyond skiing ~ from winter swimming and cross country skiing to cosy evenings in the cabin.
From Norway’s largest alpine areas to Sweden’s family-friendly trails, Scandinavia offers ski destinations for every kind of traveller. Whether you’re seeking adrenaline, togetherness, or simply time spent in nature, these six regions invite you to create your own winter story.
At the very top of Denmark, where the land narrows and the sky stretches endlessly, Northern Jutland and Thy open into a region shaped by the wind, the sea and the light. This is where surfboards lean against fisherman’s fences, where forests grow wild beside the dunes, and where small towns still carry traces of artists, seafarers and summer guests from decades past.
When the Landfolk team set out to gently update this 1970s holiday home in southern Sweden, the aim was to simply bring out what was already special. The house had generous windows, beautiful light, warm wooden details, and a natural connection to its surroundings. With a few thoughtful adjustments, we wanted to help make the space feel even more inviting for future guests.
When the Landfolk team set out to gently update a 1970s holiday home in southern Sweden, one of the most important choices was colour. The house already had generous windows, beautiful light, and a strong connection to nature - but lacked a clear sense of flow between rooms. We wanted to create a calm, coherent atmosphere that felt deeply tied to its surroundings.
In the quiet setting of southern Sweden, the Landfolk team set out to breathe new life into a classic 1970s holiday home. With soft updates and a deep respect for the home’s original character, we highlighted its natural light, bold architecture, and close ties to the landscape. To keep the character of the home rooted in its context, we partnered with a selection of Swedish brands, chose local materials, repurposed pieces, and used a nature-inspired colour palette - all to help the home enter a new chapter, while staying true to its roots.
It’s not without reason that Bornholm has been named the Sunshine Island. And with its vibrant culinary scene, stunning cliff shores, deep forests, old castle ruins and incredible swimming spots, it offered everything influencer Laura Petri wanted from a summer holiday with her family. Let her Bornholm getaway inspire your summer holiday.
Nestled on the shoreline in the south of Sweden you’ll find Österlen – a hidden gem with a vibrant art scene, charming local life and serene landscapes. Hanna Stefansson spent a weekend here with her family, in a lovingly restored vicarage turned creative retreat amidst lush gardens and open meadows. In this article, she shares her favourite experiences with you.
When on holiday in Pisa do not only go to the leaning tower and Miracoli square. Explore the antique centre of the city. Plan your holiday with our list of attractions to see while in Pisa.
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The coast in Tuscany varies a lot. From long sandy beaches with shallow waters to beautiful steep cliffs. To private serviced payment beaches to free of charge areas. Some beaches are very child-friendly and some that are literally dangerous to swim at. For the perfect beach holiday in Tuscany, it is good to know the differences between the locations.
Tips and general information about holidays in Italy
Music events in Lucca – in a medieval scenery
Think twice if you believe that Venice is the only city with canals in Italy – visit Leghorn! During your holidays in the area we will recommend you also to pass by Leghorn. An autentic and less touristic part of Tuscany.
What to see in Lucca during your holidays in Lucca. Lucca is like a living museum under the open sky. Elisabeth, who is country manager at Landfolk, has lived 20 years in this wonderful city. Lucca is our home.
Don’t let a fine spoil your holiday. Look out for Restricted Traffic Zones (ZTLs) when driving in town.
Discover the ease of allowing guests to automatically book your holiday home in just a few clicks — and gain a smoother host experience in return. We spoke with Danish Landfolk host Michael about his experience with automatic approvals (previously known as Instant Booking), why it has been a game-changer, and how it could work for you.
When Swedish artist Linnéa Andersson swapped her Gothenburg studio for a weekend at Hattstugan — an architect-designed holiday home tucked away in the wilds of Bohuslän — she embarked on a creative journey. Surrounded by mossy rocks and ancient birches, Linnéa discovered just how profoundly a change of place can ignite a shift in perspective. Embraced by nature’s purity and a slower rhythm, she allowed herself to retreat, reflect, and let creativity flow.
Chef Mikkel Karstad and executive secretary Camilla Karstad travelled from Østerbro to the west coast of Zealand with their four children to get a break from their hectic city life. As they generously share about their weekend getaway, you can read about what they did, their local tips and what they do to make the depths of winter more enjoyable together.
Christmas is the season of giving, and everyone—big or small—deserves something to look forward to. Join us for a truly special winter getaway as Danish comedian and TV host Martin Johannes Larsen welcomes us into a Landfolk cottage for an important mission: bringing Christmas cheer to vulnerable families.
In Landfolk's new keyring, quality and creativity come together. Created in close collaboration with the Danish leather artisan Niels Bjerre and crafted from vegetable-tanned leather, the keyring blends functionality and aesthetics. From the first touch, it creates a unique connection to the holiday home lifestyle.
For Jeanett Degn, Landfolk host and founder of Sommerhus Magasinet, her holiday home is much more than just a summer destination – it’s a framework for life’s big and small moments, all year. In this article, she takes you on a journey through the four seasons with her own holiday home as the backdrop. Whether you are a guest, a host, or dreaming of becoming one, you’ll find plenty of inspiration to make the most of your holiday home – all year round.
A major step towards Landfolk’s vision of creating exceptional holiday home experiences across Europe.
We are thrilled to announce that Michael Stenderup is joining the Landfolk team as Chief Marketing Officer (CMO) 1st of February 2025. With extensive experience in strategic marketing and brand development, Michael will play a key role in strengthening Landfolk's position as the go-to platform for unique holiday home experiences and taking our brand to new heights.
Have you ever wondered what the perks of renting out your holiday home might be? Jeanett Degn, Landfolk host and founder of Sommerhus Magasinet, shares her personal experiences with renting out her own holiday home and the many joys that come with it. From financial freedom and the pleasure of sharing her sacred space with like-minded guests to the peace of knowing her holiday home is valued, and used when she’s not there. Jeanett’s experiences provide insight into how renting can transform a holiday home into an even more treasured place. Let her story inspire you if you're considering renting out your personal haven.
Cecilie and Bo were never meant to have a holiday home, but now their little sanctuary means everything to them. In this article we dive into what escaping to their tiny house in the countryside has given them as a counter balance to their busy city lives and how sharing their tiny house with others has had a bigger impact on their lives than anticipated.
If you can dream it, you can book it! Let’s introduce you to Daisy — a new visual way to search for your dream stay.
Mushroom foraging, pumpkin carving, fun board games, and hot cocoa. Even though the days are getting colder, there are still plenty of fun activities to do outside or cosy things to enjoy indoors when you're on an autumn holiday together. Spend your autumn break doing lots of cosy things as a family, where everyone can have fun. It will definitely be a trip that both young and old will remember fondly.
On the shoreline of Northwestern Zealand, you’ll find Odsherred – a beloved holiday destination that offers beautiful beaches and calm shallow waters, fun activities and experiences for the whole family, lush forests and rich cultural heritage. In this article, Landfolk host Jeanett Degn shared her favourite gems with you.
Nestled on the picturesque east coast of Jutland in Denmark, Mols offers the perfect backdrop for a summer holiday filled with activities for the whole family. The vibrant region Djursland, often referred to as the "nose" of Jutland, is a treasure trove of natural beauty, thrilling attractions, and rich cultural experiences.
Landfolk, the leading tech-driven marketplace for handpicked second homes, proudly announces a significant investment of €10.3 million from EIFO alongside SEED Capital and Heartland. This investment marks a pivotal moment in Landfolk’s growth trajectory, aimed at expanding its footprint further into Europe and driving innovation within the industry.
There is something almost magical about childhood summers. And even as adults, the memories of warm summer evenings by the sea, having unlimited time with our parents and just existing together rather than rushing from one place to the next, still feel present. If you want to give your kids a fun and relaxing summer holiday, this article is for you.
Whether you are dreaming of listening to audiobooks while biking to the bakery in the morning, or enjoying a captivating book on the beach while the kids build sand castles, this article is for you.
A quiet dip at sunrise, reading a book while the kids play in the sand or watching the sun set over the ocean with a refreshment and great company to finish the perfect summer day. Spending time at the beach is a summer staple and in this article, the Landfolk team gives your their personal recommendations and shares their summer favourites and where they are going on holiday this year.
If a holiday centred around gorgeous experiences in nature, culture, great food and irresistible pastries, long days at the beach, surfing, flea markets, bike rides, museum visits and meals with local produce in the leading role, North Zealand might be just the perfect fit.
The west coast of Denmark is known for its strong winds, incredible scenery and charming coastal towns and is scattered with small bakeries, ice cream and pottery shops, as well as culture, historical sites and fun activities for the whole family. Read on to explore the best things to taste, what to experience and where to travel.
Meet Landfolk Host and architect Mikkel Bøgh, Architect MAA and co-founder of design studio Forma. Together with his partner, designer Sara Martinsen, he created the Barnhouse Cabin – a place bursting with natural materials and one-of-a-kind solutions. Read the article and discover his insights into the process of building a cabin on his own, despite having no prior experience.
Find out how our skilled team of holiday home experts select the holiday homes that end up on landfolk.com. It's not about luxury or expensive design choices – because above all, we celebrate houses that feel personal and are decorated with intention.
Blueberry pancakes on an open fire, undisturbed time together embraced by stunning architecture and design, homemade buns and warm summer days surrounded by lush greenery. That is designer Amalie and her boyfriend Frederik’s everyday antidote. They travelled to Lundø to enjoy a break from the hustle and bustle in Copenhagen to rest and recharge together.
We are thrilled to announce a significant addition to the Landfolk team: Boris Predojevic, a seasoned veteran from the vacation rental industry, is joining us as Landfolk continues to redefine what it means to offer unique and memorable holiday experiences.
Nestled within the South Funen Archipelago lies a true gem: the picturesque island of Langeland. Join our lovely team members on their trip to Langeland to discover where to relax, eat, and, of course, find the best ice cream!
Green forests, towering peaks, and vast mountain landscapes. Eastern Norway is known as the home of the trolls and is packed with exceptional summer experiences for the whole family. In this guide, you'll find everything you need to tailor the perfect vacation in Eastern Norway.
The mountains are just as unpredictable as they are magnificent, so with the important role hiking plays in Norwegian culture, it's not surprising that the Mountain Code has found its place as an important part of their cultural heritage too. To make sure you have the very best experience when exploring the Norwegian mountains, we have put together a guide that takes you through The Mountain Code so that you can enjoy the beautiful Norwegian nature – safely.
Imagine gliding through sand dunes on the west coast, fairy-tale landscapes on Funen dotted with castles and orchards or the fragrant Heatherhill in the north. It’s not without reason that cycling has blossomed into being a national identity in Denmark, and in this article, you’ll find everything you need to experience Denmark like a true local. So, get your bike ready to pedal through the stunning Danish landscapes guided by warm summer winds.
With a background in design and architecture, and with a genuine love for the Swedish holiday home culture and heritage, there could be no better jury in the search for Sweden’s loveliest holiday home than Karin Ohlsson-Leijon, Katarina Matsson, Pernilla Wåhlin Norén and Cathrine K. Reimann. Get to know them a little better, and nominate your Swedish holiday home if you haven’t already.
In 2024 travellers are not merely seeking passive travel experiences; they crave meaningful interaction with nature and culture at the centre. In this article you’ll learn everything you need to know about ecotourism and get an insider tip on where you might want to visit first.
Escaping the city to the family holiday home for the holidays is an integral part of Swedish culture. To celebrate this, Landfolk has joined forces with the interior magazine Hus & Hem to find Sweden's loveliest holiday home. The search is on, so don’t hesitate to participate if you think your Swedish holiday home deserves to be awarded the title.
With a busy everyday schedule and a great love for life in the city, a quiet New Year's celebration by the ocean in Tisvildeleje still felt like the obvious choice for Josephine Aarkrogh's family. They wanted to be surrounded by nature in a calm and aesthetic space where they could welcome the new year with their friends.
Escaping the city and into nature invites us to slow down and what supports this better than settling into a calm and inviting bedroom with soft pillows and duvets, beautiful decor and gentle lighting? In this article we show you how we transformed the bedrooms in the three holiday homes in Skovsgaard in hopes to inspire your own transformation.
The bathroom in your holiday home holds the potential to enhance the overall impression of your holiday home, or to drag it down. In this article you’ll learn how you, with a few simple steps, can transform your bathroom into a space that invites your guests to slow down and enjoy a moment of self-care – without having to spend more money than necessary on the upgrade.
The children’s room in your holiday home holds the potential to not only be a restful place to sleep, but also an exciting space to explore and play. In this article, you’ll find everything you need to create an inspiring room with the kids’ experience at the very centre.
Historically, the kitchen has been a room where people gather, so transforming it into a space where friends and family will gravitate towards is just as important as making it a functional space. In this article you will learn the best tips we gathered from the three very different transformations we did with Denmark’s Nature Foundation at Skovsgaard.
Sophie Bramsen dreamed of a getaway with her partner Simon and daughter Agnes in peaceful surroundings embraced by beautiful nature. Together, they travelled to Louise's cabin near Udsholt Beach, where they could truly slow down and simply enjoy spending time together. Read about how they chose the perfect cabin, the gems they discovered in the local area, and find inspiration in the way they spend time together.
Snow-covered landscapes, beautiful skiing conditions, and peace and tranquillity in the mountains - perfect for a winter adventure far away from both everyday life and Danish winter weather. At least that's what Camilla and her husband Stefan thought when they were invited on a ski holiday in Norway. Read the article and steal the family's packing list.
Cold plunges, sauna sessions and a crackling fireplace – the perfect setting for a birthday cabin trip in traditional Swedish surroundings. Amalie, who is Project Manager and Social Media Manager at Landfolk, was gifted this trip for her birthday by her friends, siblings Mille and Nicklas and in this article, you can read all about their trip and how they made their getaway extra special.
Snow covered landscape, ice cold water, saunas and hot coffee in a thermos. The winter swimming traditions have deep roots across the nordic cultures, and with science backing the benefits of this, it’s not surprising that cold dips have gained massive popularity. In this article, we have selected 7 of the best places to visit for a cold dip in Scandinavia this winter.
Maybe you’ve been to Denmark many times already, or maybe it’s on your bucket list to visit the country in the north with the characteristic sand dunes where you can stay at the beach all day, as the sun doesn’t set until after 9 pm during the summer. This is our insider’s guide to seven hidden beaches you didn’t know existed in Denmark – and we recommend you try them out for a summer holiday off the beaten path.
The summer holiday is a time to slow down, feel the salt water on your skin, get sand under your toes and enjoy the warm summer winds on your walks in the gorgeous landscape. We have curated a list of recommendations from our lovely hosts so that you can experience the best beaches, ice cream spots and views, and allow yourself to be enchanted by the essence of Danish summer along the sea.
Taking a break from the routines of everyday life at home and celebrating the holiday and winter vacation together as a family in entirely new surroundings is not just about gaining a new perspective. It also allows you to spend time together in an entirely new way.
Danish Susan Østdahl took her family on a skiing holiday in Norway, where they spent some wonderful days together in a beautiful Landfolk cabin near Hemsedal ~ just a few hours' drive from Oslo. In this article, you can read about how they spent their days together, what they liked most about the cabin they stayed in, what they dreamt of when they traveled to Norway, and see what activities they loved to do in the snow.
Breathtaking views, steep slopes, and snow reliability. There are many reasons why Norway is one of the most popular winter destinations. But how do you actually find the perfect destination for you and your family?
A ski holiday in Norway can include alpine mornings, cross-country tracks and long evenings at the cabin. The practical details vary with the destination, weather and home, so these six tips focus on what is worth checking — from live conditions and equipment to the final approach.
Chef Mikkel Karstad and executive secretary Camilla Karstad from Østerbro embarked on an extended weekend trip with two of their four children to a Landfolk cabin south of Oslo in Norway. Read about what they did, see the delicious food they prepared, their top three favourite things about the cabin they stayed in and where they dream of going next.
In the heart of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern lies a unique sculpture park in Görzhausen, run by the artist Wilfried Duwentester. Imagine an exhibition space under the open sky, a path you can follow and not only experience artworks but also breathe in the nature - right in the middle of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern.
For more than 20 years, Forester Ralf Heckel has been in charge of Ivenacker Forest, which boasts 1000-year-old oak trees and an impressive treetop walkway. Alongside his faithful companion, the eight-year-old Cocker Spaniel, Greta, Ralf Heckel loves to convey nature, history, and the importance behind conservation efforts.
It was the holiday home that no one else wanted. But the Birdhouse, as it's lovingly called by its owner and Landfolk host Katrine Rasmussen, has been transformed inside with a new layout, self-built furniture, a beautiful colour palette, and an elegant revival of vintage finds.
Nestled between some of Denmark's most popular seaside towns such as Gilleleje, Tisvildeleje and Asserbo, you'll find little undiscovered holiday gems and secret hideaways. We guide you to the summer house areas on the North Coast that you may not have heard of - and to a number of beautiful Landfolk summer houses that can be the setting for your next summer holiday.
Sharp peaks, deep valleys and glittering fjords. It's no coincidence that Western Norway is a destination many people dream of visiting. In this guide, you'll find everything you need to know to tailor the perfect summer holiday in Western Norway - packed with unique nature experiences.
We talked to Antonia from @toni_and_telli about her summer holiday on Djursland, the beautiful Danish peninsula. Get inspired for a holiday surrounded by the sea, hills and idyllic nature.
Packing your backpack correctly is one of the most important things to do when hiking in the Norwegian mountains. The mountains are unpredictable and being prepared is the best thing you can do to ensure a good trip. But what should you bring? In this article, we guide you to the perfect packing list if you're going hiking this summer.
While tourists often flock to the west coast of Denmark, North Zealand and its coast is a gem full of scenic landscapes, white sand dunes and charming places to eat for those that want to get off the beaten path. Get our recommendations for places to visit in the location where summer house culture started.
We designed a route that takes you through Djursland's beautiful places to escape to, hidden natural gems and old coastal towns. Here we guide you to what Landfolk summer houses you should stay in and what places to see and eat at on your trip.
Summer house holidays are a time to feel salty water on your skin, sand under your feet and get blown away on walks in the surf. We've gathered our lovely Landfolk hosts' best tips for small beach spots, waterside paths, secret forest lakes, ice houses and lookouts where you will be enchanted by the beautiful coast of Djursland.
Enjoy unique views of fjords and bays, spot rare birds and plants and climb Odsherred's highest point. We guide you to the protected landscape of the Odsherred hills created over 15,000 years ago.
Influencer Andrea Theodora Smidt often returns to North Zealand when she and her family need a break from Copenhagen. We asked her about her summer holidays in North Zealand and where they enjoy spending their summer days when they're vacationing in a summer house.
This summer, Simon Zimmermann, the German behind the satisfyingly cool Instagram profile @smnstr_, took a break from the city with his friends and went to stay in a Landfolk cabin surrounded by mountains and lakes in the breathtakingly beautiful Western Norway. Get all of his best tips for the unique location.
In a depressed investment climate, it takes something extraordinary right now to raise capital. The just two-year-old Danish startup, Landfolk, has an ambition to become Europe's preferred platform for premium holiday homes and has just raised its second round of capital of EUR 3.8M/USD 4M from SEED Capital.
What type of Christmas do you dream of? Here are 6 types of surroundings for you and your loved ones to enjoy the holidays in ~ closer to nature and far removed from our hectic everyday lives.
Easter is just around the corner, and a holiday break is the perfect time for family moments, cosy activities and quality time together. Here are four lovely ideas for how to spend your time if you are heading to a holiday home for the Easter break.
The Danish startup, Landfolk, which was launched in February 2021, has just announced that they have received a seven digit funding from the family-owned investment company, HEARTLAND.
What can you actually eat from the wild and how do you prepare it? Together with Danish chef Thomas Askov, Nina Fay Christensen runs the platform Sanketure.dk. In this article, she shares her best advice on what to forage in the Danish landscape.
