Roskilde
A number of Danish kings and queens have been laid to rest in this famous cathedral.
Roskilde Domkirke
Millions of passengers begin and end their journeys each year at this major transport hub on Amager.
Kastrup lufthavn
This mobile game became worldwide phenomenon by sending players outside to catch creatures using their phones
Pokémon GO
A long, curved yellow fruit
Banana
Five were found beneath the waters of Roskilde Fjord
Viking ships
This local nickname for an Amager resident sounds suspiciously like someone from the United States.
Amagerkanere
In this Nintendo racing game, players use shells, bananas, and mushrooms to sabotage their opponents on the way to the finish line
Mario Kart
Popular racket sport
Badminton
Since the early 1970s, this Danish event has grown into one of Northern Europe’s largest music festivals.
Roskilde Festival
This less-than-glamorous nickname for Amager definitely wouldn’t appear in a tourism campaign.
Lorteøen
This block-building game lets you explore a world made almost entirely of cubes while avoiding Creepers at night
Minecraft
Hormone that regulates blood sugar
Insulin
The same grounds famous for music and orange tents also host Denmark’s largest event of this kind, where cows and tractors replace guitars and stages.
Roskilde Dyreskue
On top of a power plant on Amager, you can enjoy this winter sport all year round, even without snow.
Amager Bakke / Copenhill
Fortnite
Social media app focused on photos and videos
Long before Roskilde became the traditional resting place of Danish royalty, this Viking king was the first monarch buried there.
Harald Blåtand
This artificial island just south of Amager was created as part of the Øresund Bridge connection between Denmark and Sweden. What is it called?
Peberholm
Released in 1993, this first-person shooter sends a lone space marine to fight demons from Hell and help popularize an entire genre of video games
Doom
German composer famous for his music from the baroque period
Bach