If you’re traveling across I-80 west of Des Moines, Iowa be sure to make Elk Horn your stop for grabbing a bite to eat. Or, if you’re looking to satisfy
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12 Reasons to Visit Small Town Elk Horn, Iowa
Being from rural America myself, there truly is nothing better than small town living. Pair that with a very passionate Danish community and you have the most incredible small town
10 ways to experience Danish culture in Elk Horn, Iowa
I have a thing for small towns that lean hard into their European heritage, like German-tinged New Ulm, Minnesota, and New Glarus, Wisconsin (a.k.a. America’s Little Switzerland). There’s something touching and very American
A taste of Denmark: Dining at The Danish Table in Elk Horn, Iowa
Elk Horn, Iowa is one of the most Danish places in America: 43 percent of the town’s 650 residents can claim Danish heritage. There are Danish flags lining the streets, two
Elk Horn – One of the best towns in Iowa
I’m a small-town girl. I love everything about small towns and often think about all the fun times I had growing up in one. So when given the chance to explore the town
VINEYARDS, BOUTIQUE SHOPPING, TASTY FOOD & HISTORY = THE PEOPLE OF ELK HORN, IOWA
Elk Horn, Iowa is one of those towns that you will never forget, when you meet the people of Elk Horn, Iowa. Fun Fact: This town is the largest rural Danish settlement
Places to Eat in Elk Horn, Iowa: 7 Amazing Finds
Many thanks to the Danish Windmill for organizing my meals while I spent time in Elk Horn! It is appreciated! All thoughts and opinions are 100% authentic and my own.
6 Danish Treasures (and more) in Elk Horn, Iowa
Many thanks to the Danish Windmill who organized my stay, meals , and adventures while I was in Elk Horn. All thoughts and opinions are 100% authentic and my own.
My Favorite Midwest Eats
We get the privilege of traveling to some pretty neat places! I’ve also gotten to eat a lot of great food, so I thought I’d put together my Favorite Midwest
Elk Horn, Iowa – Exploring beyond the windmill
Elk Horn, Iowa may be best-known for its 19th-century Danish windmill and all-things Danish, but the town of about 600 has even more attractions to draw people to its quaint digs.
