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Archeologists reveal rich history of Danevirke fortifications
The fortifications provided a crucial line of defense across the Cimbrian Peninsula for more than a thousand years.1 year ago — News -
Queen Thyra: Denmark's early royal matriarch
For recent generations of Danes, former Queen Margrethe is seen as the nation's matriarch, a steady hand on the throne who guided the Scandinavian country through much of the late 20th and early 21st century.1 year ago — History -
6 Viking Age sites granted World Heritage status
The Viking Herald takes a look at half a dozen of the most important historical sites from the Viking era.2 years ago — History -
Harald Bluetooth Gormsson: The Viking king who connected kingdoms
One of the most consequential rulers in early medieval Scandinavia (and possibly the one with the best nickname) was Harald Gormsson, known to posterity as Harald Bluetooth.3 years ago — History -
Discovering Hedeby: An ancient hub of Viking trade
Join us on a journey to Hedeby, an ancient hub of Norse trade and one of the largest settlements of the Viking Age.3 years ago — Scandinavia -
The Viking history of France: Part 1
For much of the Viking Age (c. 750 – 1100 CE), the realm of the Franks (comprising much of modern-day France and beyond) was a rich prize, often at the mercy of Viking raids.3 years ago — History
