<p><strong>COPENHAGEN</strong></p>

<p>Over 777,000 people live in Copenhagen, the capital of Denmark. The city is situated on the island of Zealand, and the resund Bridge connects it to Malm&ouml; (Sweden). The longest combined road and rail bridge in Europe is the Resund Bridge. Copenhagen was a little fishing hamlet when it was founded in the tenth century. The country&#39;s cultural, intellectual, and economic hub, it was made the capital of Denmark in the fifteenth century.<br />
Three universities and a number of other higher education facilities are situated in the city. The University of Copenhagen, which was established in 1479, is one of these. The institution provides a variety of degrees in numerous subject areas and draws more than 1,500 international students each year.</p>

<p><strong>AARHUS</strong></p>

<p>On the Danish mainland, the city of Aarhus is home to more than 273,000 inhabitants. Aarhus was referred to as Aarhus from 1948 until 2010. Aarhus expanded quickly during the industrial revolution. Today, the city dominates the Jutland region in terms of trade, services, and industry. The city of Aarhus is the fastest-growing in Denmark and has the country&#39;s youngest population.<br />
Along with other higher education facilities, the city is home to two universities. These include Aarhus University, a public research university established in 1928. It comprises four faculties and is the biggest university in Denmark. There are 27 departments within these faculties, and they provide courses in a wide range of subject areas.</p>