Those traveling through Denmark should make stops at many places. From the Rubjerg Knude lighthouse in North Jutland to Hammershus on Bornholm, you will find numerous attractions scattered throughout the country. The names of some of the attractions are written in small print on the puzzle. Take a look at the Jelling Rune Stone, which likely dates from 960 to 985, and the ship designed just like the Vikings built them about 1000 years ago. Modern Denmark is represented by the impressive bridge over the Great Belt. With 140 puzzle pieces, it can be a challenge for anyone. The easiest way is to start at an edge and lay out the pieces for each attraction one at a time. Then it won't be so difficult.