Circus routes in Denmark
With links to circus routes in Austria, Finland, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Norway, Sweden and Switzerland
What's on in Denmark (Calendar)
Last update 20 December 2024
December 2024- Circuses in Denmark December 2024
- Other events in Denmark December 2024
- Circus Museums in Denmark December 2024
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Facts about Denmark and about this website
Wallmans Dinnerparty Christmas in the Copenhagen Circus Building
Link to website: www.wallmans.dk
Until 21 December every Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Door opning at 17:30, Showstart at 18:00.
31 December Wallmans Dinnerparty New Year. Door opning at 17:30, Showstart at 18:00.
Dinnershow with singers, dancers and artists. Language: English.
The Circus Museum at Hvidovre, Copenhagen
Link to website: www.cirkusmuseum.dk
Open Sunday to Thursday from 10:00 to 15:00. Closed from 23 Decmber to 1 January, both days included.
The adress is Hovedporten 6, Avedørelejren, Hvidovre. From
central Copenhagen you can take Bus 1A to Avedørelejren right in
front of the museum.
The
Circus Museum’s collection is among the largest of its kind in Northern
Europe. It consists of more than 100,000 different artefacts, including
many thousands of photos and posters, costumes and props, personal
notebooks, programmes and newspaper clippings. The Circus Museum’s
collection contains material relating to acrobats, jugglers, animal
trainers, clowns, magicians, illusionists, workers, musicians, actors
and dancers. While it focuses on Danish artists, the collection also
contains quite a lot of international material.
The Circusmuseum in Rold
Link to
website
Closed until 1 May 2025.
Address: Østerled, Rold, 9510 Arden.
Circus Arena: 25 March at Bellehoj, Copenhagen. Dress rehearsals from 21 March
Circus Arli: 29 March in Fløng (Copenhagen suburb)
Circus Baldoni: 5 Aprill
Circus Mascot: 29 March
As for the other circuses in Denmark not yet published.
Looking for circus routes in Austria, Germany, the Netherlands or Switzerland?
Visit Michael Uhleman's web page (language: German and Dutch)
Looking for circus routes in Italy?
Visit the Italian Circus fans website (language Italian)
Looking for circus routes in Norway?
Visit the homepages of Circus Arnardo (large circus, language Norwegian) and Circus Agora (medium size circus, language Norwegian).
Looking for circus routes in Sweden?
Visit the homepages of Circus Brazil
Jack (large circus), Circus Olympia (medium sized
circus)(languages Swedish) and Cirkus Rhodin
Looking for circus routes in Finland?
Visit the homepage of Circus Finlandia (large circus, languages English, German, Finnish and Swedish).
Circus Routes in Denmark is part of the website Circus in Denmark
with a lot of information on Danish circuses, circus
collections, Danish circus families etc.
The websites section Circus News is a weekly updated internet magazine with news from the Danish,
Norwegian and Swedish
circus world. .
Since 2000 the website has been the leading circus website in the Nordic Countries.
Denmark is a kingdom in north-western
Europe and the southernmost of the Scandinavian countries. Denmark
comprises of the Jutland peninsula as well as 406 islands in the
Baltic and North seas. The principal islands lying between Jutland
and
Sweden are Zealand and Funen. Near the North American mainland and
between the North Atlantic and the Arctic oceans is the island of
Greenland being the home of Santa Claus and an integral part of the
Danish
monarchy. Greenland is internally self-governing. Excluding Greenland
and the Faroe Islands Denmark has an area of 42,370 sq km (16,360 sq
mi). The population of
Denmark is aprox. 5,600,000. The capital and largest city is
Copenhagen on the island of Zealand with a metropolitan area
population of aprox. 1,400,000. Other Mayor cities with their
estimated populations include Aarhus (320,000), Odense
(170,000) and
Aalborg (125,000).
Denmark
has 7,314 km of coastline and the highest point in the country is only
170 metres above sea level. The currency is Danish Kroner,
DKK. The Krone is pegged to the euro via the ERM II, the European
Union's exchange rate mechanism, one Euro being approximately 7.46 DKK
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