Local restrictions were put into place in South Jutland town Kolding last month after an outbreak of the infectious B117 coronavirus variant was detected at schools and kindergartens.
The outbreak is now under relative control, with Kolding now the municipality with the seventh-highest infection rate nationally (141.9 per 100,000 residents over the last 7 days), having been the highest.
Children up to fourth grade can now return to school in the town and kindergartens can reopen, but authorities are still encouraging tests.
Ishøj west of Copenhagen currently has the highest infection rate in Denmark, followed by Fredensborg in northeastern Zealand.
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