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Get the best tips for your trip to Copenhagen and the capital region of Denmark. Find guides to best attractions, hotels, restaurants, design and architecture, best activites with kids and much more.
Get inspired and discover Copenhagen’s classic tourist attractions, palaces, the city’s hidden gems and much more that’ll inspire you to go out and explore Copenhagen.
Some sights and attractions are almost synonymous with Copenhagen. We've gathered them here. Most are within walking distance from the city centre and you are free to pick and choose between the Copenhagen classics. With a Copenhagen Card, you'll have access to more than 80 attractions.
Copenhagen’s city centre offers something for everyone. End your day in Copenhagen enjoying the wild nightlife, the great cocktails or pub-crawl through the city’s wine bars, clubs and bodegas.
Copenhagen's museums and top attractions point in very different directions and are all within walking distance. This guide will help you get exactly the kind of cultural fix that matches your interests.
All the practical stuff that will help you off to the best possible trip to Copenhagen. Useful before and during your stay. From transport and accommodation to FAQ's and more.
Copenhagen's public transport is reliable, and the Metro, s-trains and busses (including waterbuses) can all be accessed with the same ticket. All you need to know is how many zones you will pass on your journey.
These are the must-sees when it comes to rule-bending and innovative architecture that has transformed Copenhagen's cityscape lately. Bold urban planning and world-class architecture is shooting up in Copenhagen these years.
Nordhavn is the modern and innovative face of Copenhagen. Nordhavn has gone from a raw industrial port area to an attractive, independent neighbourhood with impressive, brand new Scandinavian architecture, and creative hub for design and architectural studios, all while retaining the charming atmosphere of living close to the water.
In the heart of Copenhagen, you will find Copenhagen City Hall. Copenhagen City Hall was built in 1892-1905 and was designed by architect Martin Nyrop. Martin Nyrop was inspired by the town halls of Italy, and the building is today considered as a classic of the National Romantic style.
