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Filmmakers Maike Chorn and Tanja Höschele embark on a campervan journey through Denmark. The route includes the island of Zealand, Copenhagen, cliffs, beaches, and the west coast up to Skagen.
Filmmakers Maike Chorn and camerawoman Tanja Höschele have set off on a campervan road trip through Denmark. According to some sources, the route covers the island of Zealand, visiting Copenhagen, cliffs, sandy beaches, and fishing villages. Other sources report a journey along Denmark's west coast to Skagen, including coastal villages, Danish islands, the Wadden Sea, as well as surfing and blockart — a sail-powered cart for riding on the beach.
HR television will broadcast a documentary about this trip on July 11, 2026. The program also includes tasting Danish dishes.
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Filmmakers Maike Tschorn and Tanja Höschele are taking a campervan road trip along Denmark's west coast to Skagen. They visit coastal villages, Danish...
Filmmakers Maike Tschorn and Tanja Höschele are taking a campervan road trip along Denmark's west coast to Skagen. They visit coastal villages, Danish islands, and the Wadden Sea, and also try surfing and blokarting — a sail-powered beach cart.
Filmmaker Maike Tschorn and camera operator Tanja Höschele are traveling by campervan through the Danish island of Zealand. The route includes Copenha...
Filmmaker Maike Tschorn and camera operator Tanja Höschele are traveling by campervan through the Danish island of Zealand. The route includes Copenhagen, cliffs, sandy beaches, and fishing villages.
German broadcaster HR will air a documentary on July 11, 2026, following a campervan road trip along Denmark's west coast. Filmmakers Maike Tschorn an...
German broadcaster HR will air a documentary on July 11, 2026, following a campervan road trip along Denmark's west coast. Filmmakers Maike Tschorn and Tanja Höschele travel in their mobile home to Skagen, meeting locals and exploring their way of life.
A new TV program features a campervan road trip to Denmark. Filmmaker Maike Tschorn and camerawoman Tanja Höschele explore the island of Zealand. The ...
A new TV program features a campervan road trip to Denmark. Filmmaker Maike Tschorn and camerawoman Tanja Höschele explore the island of Zealand. The show includes visits to Copenhagen, cliffs, sandy beaches, fishing villages, and tasting Danish specialties.
Denmark — fuel prices
Updated: 22.08.2026
Super E10
$2.60 /l
DKK16.65 · €2.23/l
138 of 142
pricier than 96% of countries
Super Plus 98
$2.87 /l
DKK18.35 · €2.45/l
91 of 94
pricier than 96% of countries
Diesel
$2.74 /l
DKK17.56 · €2.35/l
139 of 142
pricier than 97% of countries
Premium Diesel
$2.89 /l
DKK18.51 · €2.47/l
38 of 40
pricier than 93% of countries
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