List of festivals in Denmark

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This is a list of festivals and carnivals in Denmark .

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By type

General

Historical

Food

Film

Music

Rock and contemporary
Alternative
Electronic

Many festivals features electronic music, but a few have specialised in this genre.

Jazz
Folk and blues
Classical and opera

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