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Introduction

The city is called “Paris of the North” because Copenhagen and Paris have similar charms. Both have a rich history, classic art and architecture, and amazing tourist attractions. Copenhagen is best known for Carlsberg beer, the stories of Hans...more

Attractions

The following are some of Copenhagen’s most famous tourist attractions. Amalienborg Palace Located at Amalienborg Plads, Nørreport, the home of Denmark’s royal family doesn’t allow tourists inside, but even from the outside it’s an impre...more

Dining and where to eat

Copenhagen boasts of many excellent dining options, ranging from old-fashioned pubs to trendy restaurants for fine dining. All of them will serve you the smörrebröd, a buttered bread sandwich which contains a variety of different fare. It’s a sta...more

Bars and Nightlife

Nyhavn, the main tourist quarter, is a haven of cafes, bars and restaurants. Nørrebro features many bars and clubs. Other places for a night of fun and partying are Vesterbro, Frederiksberg and Christianshavn. Some of the city’s best nightclubs...more

From the airport and around the city

Most foreign tourists enter Copenhagen through Kastrup Airport via the SAS Scandinavian, the region's largest carrier. From there, the train to downtown Copenhagen is a 12-minute trip and costs 28.50 DKK. That's the exact same fare you will pay the C...more

Festivals and Events

Copenhagen always celebrates its public holidays, especially the biggest ones on New Year’s day, Ascension Day, Constitution Day (5 June) and Christmas Eve (December 24). The locals also commemorate Catholic holidays with various festivals, includi...more

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Copenhagen's public transport
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Nyhavn for nightlife
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Pubs and restaurants in Copenhagen
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Must see attractions in Copenhagen
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Copenhagen. Home of the Little Mermaid
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