The one thing that symbolizes Copenhagen more than anything - The Little Mermaid.
Copenhagen's former hay market when the town hall was at Gammeltorv/Nytorv. The western end of Strøget starts here. Lots of bus routes intersect here, and most night buses start from here.
If you've been to Copenhagen and you haven't visited Tivoli yet then you owe yourself to see this marvelous land.
This is the world's oldest amusement park! And the surroundings are beautiful, so take your chance anytime the sun is out and the weather is nice.
The largest screen in Scandinavia, digital projection and the latest sound system - THE place to see movies.
Visit this place for a spectacular view of the city from high above. If it is a clear day, you should consider coming at sunset. It think it will be breathtaking...
Wonderful food in an exquisite setting. What they are doing with sourcing makes me dizzy. It would be impossible in New York.-Wylie Dufresne, Top Chef
i love the design and feel of this space; great to have drinks outside or a fancy dinner with friends in (btw, wifi password = "DonCarlos")
This English-styled Romantic garden has lakes, canals, pavilions, waterfalls, and lots of other stunning garden attractions. Do not miss the Swiss Cottage and the The Pheasantry.
Great destination for a bike trip on a Saturday/Sunday afternoon. Grab an ice cream or beer at the Marina... Read more.
If you're in Copenhagen on a hot summer's day this is where you'll want to hang out! Full of life and plenty of happy don't-wanna-be-pale-Danes! :-D
The building is a royal treasure and open to the public. Lots of shows throughout the year & has a great study hall. The building itself is fascinating for its mix between old new Danish architecture.
The Collection of Islamic Art is mindblowing! It encompasses so much detail, variation and reverence. Wauw! And admission is free!
1) Free entry on sundays 2) Very varied aesthetic and time based selected 3) A great insight into what was 'danish' history during the late 1800's.
Hey've got The best prehistorical Danish museum section I've ever experienced. Medieval section rather old and decay, need improvements. They use Twitter and foursquare actively, though: really cool!
Also known as the National Gallery of Denmark, this place is where you'll enjoy three great collections (Painting and Sculpture, Graphic Art, and Plaster Cast). Closed on Mondays.
If you want to visit Carlsberg, go to the www.visitcarlsberg.dk website - click on "More info" to go there... Read more.
The inside is interesting to visit, especially the ballroom, but the best is the park and the castle view from the park.
An underground art gallery in the citys old water pressure reservoir. The place itself is an exibition, and it's hard to tell weather the pieces ot the place is the most interesting. - Fascinating!
A cheep place to dine before going to the theater would be at La Fiesta Mexican a few hundred meters down the street (towards Cph Central Station). Read more.
This place is more than 250 years old! To watch - any - performance here is an amazing experience in so many ways. Expensive, but worth it!
There are lots of free concerts with both modern classical and traditional classical music. Just check their website for more details: http://www.dkdm.dk/Arrangementer/Kalender.aspx
One of the world's legendary jazz venues, Jazzhus Montmartre in Copenhagen, Denmark...
Cosy cafe, great coffee, Berlin-like, great people are some of the tags that matches this great venue
during the summer people often sit out side Kihoskh drinking one of their special beers, having a glas of wine and a slice of pizza from the pizza take away next door. This is Copenhagen
great for drinks outside – reminds me of old-school dive bars back home in new york city
Twenty beers on tap and each time one keg runs out it gets replaced with a different beer. You can't lose.
The oldest gay bar in Denmark! Lovely bartenders, live entertainment weekly and a cosy atmosphere :-)
This is one of Denmark's most famous department stores. Going shopping here will definitely be quite an experience, as it has world-class stores for children, women, and men.
It's the biggest shopping mall in Denmark, so you're bound to find a little bit of everything here. There's no cinema though... :(
Nice and kind staffers. go for the Viking ship ride, quite amusing. Lot of junk food in the cafeteria, also a restaurant (which I didn't try). While sailing, look for a zillion jellyfishes,
Experiencing the building during day time is different than night time. During the day you’ll notice the details of the facade (the mountain), and during the night the hall colours truly stand out.
1) Getting a fully toured guide is actually a very learningfull experience. 2) There are always some 'low cost' seats available for each show, so the 'common' dane can also visit this fine art.
Don't be afraid to look at a stranger next to u and smile at them! we are all human right?
An absolutely fascinating state church. The architecture is mixed with a very Catholic aesthetic look (both outside and inside), but is built completely with bricks. Check the outside out!
This church has Thorvaldsen's original "The Christus" statue. A wonder in itself, with an interesting background story. Copenhagen Boys choir often sing here, you can see when: http://bit.ly/GHz90U
