Welcome to Copenhagen
Copenhagen has unique architecture, medieval history, amazing cuisine and fantastic shopping.
Copenhagen mixes royal history with modern architecture. In the last decade, it has also become renowned for fashion and the New Nordic Cuisine, and today, it has more Michelin-starred restaurants than many other cities.
The cosy city of Copenhagen is distinguished by the surrounding water, colourful old houses, parks, cafès and bicycles.
The capital of Denmark has become a first-class gourmet destination with a thousand-year-old history. Copenhagen has preserved the city's identity and history, which you can see at Kgs. Nytorv, Nyhavn and Østerbro.
The main attractions include historical royal palaces such as Amalienborg, Rosenborg and Christiansborg and numerous fascinating museums, monuments and churches, not to forget the much-loved Little Mermaid.
In the last decade, Copenhagen has become renowned for its architecture, design, fashion and the New Nordic Cuisine, and today, Copenhagen has more Michelin-starred restaurants than many other cities.
The famous poet Hans Christian Andersen, lived most of his life in the capital of Denmark, and you can find places where he lived and several statues of him in Copenhagen.
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Copenhagen: A city of fairytales and modern marvels
Copenhagen, the vibrant capital of Denmark, effortlessly blends its rich history with contemporary flair. From its fairytale-like architecture to its cutting-edge design and sustainable living, Copenhagen offers a captivating experience for every traveller.
Iconic landmarks and enchanting experiences
No trip to Copenhagen is complete without visiting its iconic landmarks. Start your journey at Tivoli Gardens, a magical amusement park nestled in the city's heart.
More than just rides, Tivoli is an oasis of beautifully landscaped gardens, gourmet restaurants, and captivating concerts. Whether you're seeking thrills on roller coasters or a romantic evening under twinkling lights, Tivoli promises an unforgettable experience.
Beyond the City centre: Exploring natural beauty and thrills
Venture just north of the city to discover Bakken, the world’s oldest amusement park in the lush expanse of Dyrehaven (Deer Park). Unlike the more curated Tivoli, Bakken retains a nostalgic, almost rustic charm.
Here, you’ll find classic rides, lively entertainment, and a relaxed atmosphere perfect for families. Stroll through the ancient beech forest, spot wild deer, and immerse yourself in the natural beauty that surrounds this historic amusement park.
A City of culture and sustainability
Copenhagen is more than just its attractions; it's a city with a distinct lifestyle. Explore the trendy neighbourhoods of Nørrebro and Vesterbro, where you’ll find independent boutiques, cosy cafes, and vibrant street art. Immerse yourself in the city's commitment to sustainability by renting a bike and exploring its extensive network of bike lanes.
Food and Design: A Feast for the Senses
Copenhagen's culinary scene is a testament to its innovation and creativity. You'll find a diverse array of dining options from Michelin-starred restaurants to street food markets.
Don't miss the chance to sample traditional Danish pastries or indulge in the city's renowned New Nordic cuisine.
Copenhagen is also a design lover's paradise. Explore its many design shops, galleries, and museums, showcasing the city's minimalist aesthetic and functional elegance.
Planning Your Trip
Whether you’re drawn to its fairytale charm, modern design, or vibrant cultural scene, Copenhagen offers an unforgettable experience. With its friendly locals, efficient public transportation, and abundance of attractions, Copenhagen is a city that will leave you wanting more.
A safe and green city
Copenhagen is clean, safe, and ridiculously easy to get to know regarding the infrastructure. A significant plus is that nearly all the locals speak good English. Copenhagen has a well-developed public transport system, which means fewer cars and more space to breathe for walkers and cyclists in the city centre.
Copenhageners go by bike. In Copenhagen, 50% of all use their bike daily, and there are more bikes than inhabitants in the city.
There are 400 kilometres of biking lanes, and with 40000 cyclists using them daily, it is one of the world's busiest biking lanes. Copenhagen has received more international prices as a bike-friendly and green city.
You will find city bikes for rent everywhere in Copenhagen, a green, comfortable and environmentally friendly way to explore Copenhagen. The boat tours on the canals in Copenhagen are another perfect way to discover the city in the summer.
Cosy Copenhagen
Come and participate in a great, comfortable atmosphere which fosters a uniquely Danish sense of well-being and conviviality. Here, you will find playgrounds for kids, green parks and impressive historic old castles. It is estimated that Copenhagen has more than 2,000 cafes and restaurants.
Nyhavn is a "must-see" attraction related to 'Danish cosiness'. Both tourists and locals come here to relax and get a bite to eat or something to drink.
Famous restaurants
The extraordinary culinary revolution that has taken place here over the last decade has become world-famous. Therefore, for food lovers, Copenhagen is a diamond on the world map. You will find great dining options, presenting "New Nordic Cuisine" food.
Visit one of Copenhagen's many Michelin restaurants in Denmark. Noma Restaurant and Geranium are two of the most famous and acclaimed restaurants in the world.
Shopping in Copenhagen
Visit one of Europe's longest shopping streets, "Strøget", in the centre of Copenhagen. Strøget is one of Europe's longest pedestrian streets with many lovely shops, and you can visit budget-friendly chains and some of the world's most expensive brands. The stretch is 1.1 kilometres long and runs from Kongens Nytorv to the City Hall Square (Rådhuspladsen).
Check out some of Denmark's world-famous fashion brands or interior designs
