Are the Faroe Islands and Greenland part of Denmark?

The answer

They are part of the Danish Realm but are not part of a normal Denmark trip. Statistics Denmark's yearbook describes them as self-governing areas of the kingdom: the ice-free part of Greenland is almost ten times larger than Denmark, while the Faroe Islands are about thirty times smaller. They lie far away in the North Atlantic and need separate planning for transport, accommodation and entry, and travel rules may differ from those in Denmark itself, so consult official sources.