Denmark and Sweden are two Scandinavian countries located in Northern Europe. Denmark consists of the Jutland Peninsula and numerous islands, while Sweden is the largest country in Northern Europe, sharing a land border with Norway to the west and Finland to the northeast. Both countries are known for their high quality of life, strong economies, and progressive social policies. The two nations are connected by the Öresund Bridge, which links the Danish capital, Copenhagen, to the Swedish city of Malmö. Denmark and Sweden share cultural ties, including similar languages and traditions, and both are members of the Nordic Council, promoting cooperation in the region.