KWalker - Freelance Writer

Billund, Denmark is a young city which owes its success to Lego Group, which was instrumental in building the city from scratch. It is a popular tourist retreat due to the famous Lego Land, an amusement park featuring live size Lego models and theme rides. There are no rail lines in this city, thus you will have to rely either on air or road to get there. Billund is a very safe city for tourists but the activity levels come down by sunset. English is the language that is widely spoken here.

Getting There 

Plane – Billund features one of the biggest airports in Denmark and has a footfall of approximately 2 million passengers in a year. The airlines that operate at Billund International airport are KLM, Ryanair, British Airways, Lufthansa, Atlantic Airways, Norwegian, and Sky Airline to name a few.   It connects to more than 15 destinations including Paris, Brussels, Amsterdam, Frankfurt etc

Road – Billund is easily accessible by road as it is situated in the center of the region. The E45 is the motorway that directly leads you into Billund. If you are driving from the south then hit Kolding and proceed towards Billund, coming from north or east, when you reach Vejle turn in the direction of Billund.

Bus – The Airport runs Buses to Vejle. It is a 30 minute ride which will cost you around US$ 15. Once there, you can take local buses to Billund. Public buses also travel to this destination.