Flag of Denmark

The flag of Denmark is red with a white Scandinavian Cross. It is also called Dannebrog, Danish for Danish banner or Danish cloth. The Danish flag is the oldest national flag in the world that is still in use: the oldest undisputed source dates back to the 14th century. The design of the Dannebrog was adopted by the other Nordic countries: Sweden, Norway, Finland and Iceland. During the union with Norway (1536-1814), the Danish flag was also the flag of Norway and remained so with the addition of the lion from the Norwegian coat of arms until 1821, when that country adopted its current flag.

Available in 3 different sizes.

The flag of Denmark is red with a white Scandinavian Cross. It is also called Dannebrog, Danish for Danish banner or Danish cloth. The Danish flag is the oldest national flag in the world that is still in use: the oldest undisputed source dates back to the 14th century.

Available in 3 different sizes.