Travel map

As of March 2025, I've visited 88 countries and territories on 6 continents.

Country counting is a complicated matter. Everyone chooses different approaches, but here's mine: I count all sovereign states (such as Canada) as well as autonomous territories (such as Greenland), all exclaves (such as Melilla), all pene-exclaves (such as Jungholz) and all autonomous regions that require a special permit to enter (such as the GBAO in Tajikistan). For me, having "been" to a country means going out of the airport or station to explore something. It doesn't matter if I only have a few hours, as long as I've experienced something other than the airport, although I always prefer to get to know a country. Country counting for me is merely a hobby because I love lists - and because it keeps me motivated to visit as many autonomous areas and exclaves as possible.

Below is a list of all the amazing places that I've had the privilege of visiting. In parentheses is the amount of times that I've visited each place.

Sovereign states

• Albania (1)
• Andorra (1)
• Austria (5)
• Belarus (1)
• Belgium (2)
• Croatia (2)
• Czech Republic (5)
• Denmark (home country)
• Estonia (1)
• Finland (1)
• France (4)
• Germany (multiple trips)
• Greece (3)
• Hungary (2)
• Iceland (5)
• Ireland (1)
• Italy (7)
• Latvia (2)
• Liechtenstein (1)
• Lithuania (1)
• Luxembourg (1)
• Malta (1)
• Monaco (1)
• Netherlands (4)
• North Macedonia (1)
• Norway (5)
• Poland (2)
• Portugal (1)
• Romania (1)
• Russia (2 incl. once in the Asian part)
• San Marino (1)
• Serbia (2)
• Slovakia (3)
• Slovenia (1)
• Spain (3)
• Sweden (7)
• Switzerland (3)
• Ukraine (1)
• United Kingdom/England (home country)
• Vatican (2)

• Denmark = 1995-2024. Born and raised in East Jutland, lived in Copenhagen for two years and on Lolland for two years. Now live in Thisted in Northwest Jutland.
• Peru = 2018. Worked two weeks in Lima.
• Greenland = 2018-19. Studied five months in Nuuk and three months in Tasiilaq.
• Faroe Islands = 2019 and 2023. Wrote my BA thesis for six weeks on Nólsoy and spent a month researching for my Master's dissertation.
• Russia = 2019. Worked five weeks in Stepnoye, Chelyabinsk Oblast.
• Scotland = 2020 and 2023-24. Worked two months on the Isle of Skye and studied for my Master's at the University of Aberdeen.
• Serbia = 2021-22. Worked 2x two weeks in Novi Bečej.
• Slovakia = 2022. Worked three weeks in Podhájska and Vráble.
• Alaska = 2023. Worked a month in Quinhagak.

Denmark

41/78 islands (inhabited)

• Agerø
• Alrø
• Amager
• Askø
• Bogø
• Bornholm
• Christiansø
• Endelave
• Falster
• Fanø
• Farø
• Fejø
• Femø
• Frederiksø
• Fur
• Fyn
• Hirsholm
• Hjarnø
• Jegindø
• Langeland
• Langø
• Lilleø
• Lolland
• Læsø
• Masnedø
• Mandø
• Mors
• Møn
• Nekselø
• Nyord
• Nørrejyske Ø
• Rømø
• Samsø
• Sjælland
• Skalø
• Slotsholmen
• Strynø
• Tunø
• Venø
• Vorsø
• Ærø

Special mentions (uninhabited):

• Enehøje
• Sprogø
• Æbelø

Faroe Islands

65/340 mountains

Borðoy (1/23):
• Klakkur (413 m.)

Eysturoy (5/66):
• Fjallið, Gjógv (469 m.)
• Eystnes (130 m.)
• Húsklond (129 m.)
• Slætteratindur (880 m.)
• Eiðiskollur (352 m.)

Fugloy (2/2):
• Klubbin (621 m.)
• Eystfelli (449 m.)

Hestur (3/3):
• Navirnar (211 m.)
• Eggjarok (421 m.)
• Múlin (421 m.)

Koltur (1/2):
• Fjallið (101 m.)

Mykines (1/3):
• Knúkur (560 m.)

Nólsoy (4/4):
• Eggjarklettur (372 m.)
• Uppi á Manni (352 m.)
• Skúvafjall (234 m.)
• Líðarfjall (152 m.)

Streymoy (6/72):
• Husareyn (345 m.)
• Fjallið, Tórshavn (222 m.)
• Lítlafjall (198 m.)
• Kaldbakskambur (588 m.)
• Ritufelli (499 m.)

Vágar (41/41):
• Ritubergsnøva (376 m.)
• Trælanípa (142 m.)
• Nónfjall (367 m.)
• Bolafløttur (458 m.)
• Høgafjall (515 m.)
• Ravnsfjall (269 m.)
• Middagsfjall (343 m.)
• Vørufelli (284 m.)
• Eindalsfjall (449 m.)
• Vatnsdalsfjall (514 m.)
• Jógvansfjall (585 m.)
• Giliðtrítitindur (643 m.)
• Reynsatindur (676 m.)
• Gásafelli (572 m.)
• Lírisfelli (351 m.)
• Rógvukollur (464 m.)
• Knavin (485 m.)
• Suður á Fjalli (305 m.)
• Klubbin (352 m.)
• Krossafelli (545 m.)
• Kvívíksskoranøva (263 m.)
• Sundsnøva (286 m.)
• Krosstindur (574 m.)
• Húsafelli (591 m.)
• Malinstindur (683 m.)
• Breiðistíggjur (594 m.)
• Heldarstindur (572 m.)
• Høvdin uttanfyri Eyrgjógv (502 m.)
• Antinisfjall (392 m.)
• Grímstaðfjall (523 m.)
• Jatnagarðar, Slættanes (563 m.)
• Tungufelli (591 m.)
• Tungufellið Lítla (443 m.)
• Mølin, Vágar (423 m.)
• Snældansfjall (617 m.)
• Eysturtindur (715 m.)
• Jatnagarðar, Bøur (676 m.)
• Knattarheyggjur (630 m.)
• Berinartindur (524 m.)
• Árnafjall (722 m.)
• Heinanøva (612 m.)

Viðoy (2/11):
• Villingadalsfjall (841 m.)
• Nakkurin, norðari (754 m.)

Europe

Sovereign states

Autonomous territories

Exclaves

Pene-exclaves

Asia

Sovereign states

Autonomous regions

Africa

Sovereign states

North America

Sovereign states

Exclaves

South America

Sovereign states

Oceania

Sovereign states

Countries i've lived and/or worked in

Destination goals

Denmark

Greenland

Faroe Islands

Scotland

Baltic Sea

Australia

United States

Wonders of the World

Bahá'í Temples

Mountains and prominent hills I've climbed

Faroe Islands

Albania

Austria

Czech Republic

England

Germany

Greenland

Iceland

Italy

Norway and Svalbard

Scotland

Serbia

Slovakia

Wales

Azerbaijan

Canada

Indonesia

Israel

Japan

Kyrgyzstan

Malaysia

Peru

Russia

South Korea

Taiwan

Abandoned places I've explored

Denmark

Faroe Islands

Germany

Greenland

Lithuania

Poland

Scotland

Serbia

Ukraine

Uzbekistan

Countries I've travelled solo in

Countries I've driven in