When planning a trip to Denmark , many falter beyond its capital, Copenhagen . An exciting food scene, kooky culture, and helpings of history, there’s much that justifies its inclusion in an itinerary. Indeed right now, make the most of Copenhagen’s extension of its Copenpay scheme, which awards green deeds, with many prizes up for grabs such as free bike rentals, yoga sessions and guided tours for arriving in the city via train. However, heading to its other towns and cities unveils the country’s remarkable beauty and variety, while shaking off Copenhagen’s prices and busyness. While Aarhus rivals the cultural eccentricities of the capital, if its history you’re after, delve into Denmark's lesser known stories like those of witch hunts in Ribe or youth culture in Roskilde. For a camera roll full of fairytale-like scenes head to Odense, while Skagen’s expansive sea and sand promises a blissful escape. Read more: The best things to do in the Faroe Islands 1.…