Hovedstaden Region People & Culture

10 things you must do in Copenhagen. 1.Tivoli. 2.Rosenborg (Crown Juwels + Kings Gardens) 3.Amalienborg (Queens residence) make sure you see the guard change at noon. 4. Kristiansborg (Parliment) 5. National Museum. 6. Langelinie (Walk from the "Oslo Boat" along the water by Amalien Haven and via Little Mermaid, small habour to the end of Langelinie, where you should end up with a Danish Sausage and a Ice cream) 7. Chanal Boat ride. 8. Ströget for your shopping or just people watching. 9. Rundetärn. 10. Rädhus (Majors office). To end every day or start every morning with a seat in Nyhavn, where you can really observe the people of Denmark and have a great cappuchino or a beer. Enjoy wonderful Copenhagen.

I stayed at Guldsmeden Axel Hotel. It has been very nice. Very comfortable, nice people, excellent breakfast. But I think every place in Copenhagen is wonderful. Danish people are the most civilized population in Europe. But they also know how to have fun! My best New Year's Eve! This town really makes me hope that a better world is possible!

Don't miss Christiania. Well that's it. Enough people said enough about that splendid city. Well, don't go in winter, I'd like to add.

Danish people are usually very nice and helpful. One of my favourite places is Rosenborg Slot.

Christiania for all people who like it a little more alternative.

from the main station take a 10-20 mins walk to the beautiful quarter called fredriksberg. go to the beach up north and on the way go visit the freetown christiania if you like alternative culture...

DENMARK MEMORIES OF CHILDHOOD DENMARK , The memories of childhood come back ... Of love and experience nothing they lack ... Astoria breakfast , lovely as can be ... Colloseum , Barbiere , A daddy and me ... Cough medicine , Guards , Bond-films and more ... A country with culture and movies in store ... Thank you for everything would be the word of the day ... And more good to come in every way !!!

Look for pickled Herring as an appetizer on restaurants, and visit their museums wit an extensive viking culture artifacts.

A perfect place to spend the night is Drop Inn, a bar with live music every day. http://www.drop-inn.dk/

Remember the breakfasts at the Hotel Astroria ? So huge and delicious . And you took with bits of jam and bread and eggs in doggy-bags . Remember my first shower in the Grand Hotel (baths were always my thing in earliest years) . I watched a war-movie on TV while you were sleeping there . Did you know ? Remember our visit to that strange gentleman outside in a smaller city who gave us tapes of Schlager-Music ? Or Björn Winblad and his posters ? The extraordinary production of The Nutcracker by the same man with all its colours and fabulous dancers ? Or The Barber of Seville with Ulrich Kold whom we met afterwards ? Or our mutual walks in town ? Or seeing Superman III and Wargames (with a Danish-speaking computer in the movie) ? Well , yes .The trips to Copenhagen were among the finest memories of my childhood . Funny experiences . Happy experiences . Good experinces . Breakfasts and very good Danish plays . Just my Dad and me having fun together . Copenhagen , we love you .

If you like rock music, then you have to visit The Rock!
It's the best place ever =)

Cristiania and Jazz music!!

something´s rotten in the state of Denmark ...

standing on the shore facing Swedens Helsingborg make sure to have fishing rod with you ... the 500 meters pressing water is packed with codfish!

Bicycles are are huge part of transport in Denmark so be careful of the special bike lanes because cyclist will not hesitate to run you down.

many bikes, in one of city chanels there are sculptures under the water level

The RizRaz restaurant is a great place for dinner. It offers a generous vegetarian, mediterranean and middle-eastern inspired buffet and a la carte dishes which include meat and fish. The food is fresh and delicious. The prices are very friendly. A la carte main dishes include the buffet and there is also a selection of starters and desserts.
For the locations and more details check out their website http://www.rizraz.dk (Danish only :-( ).

This city is all about bicycles. There are literally thousands of bikes laying around the city, it is the preferred mode of transportation for most locals. Bring a bike (taxis are expensive also)!

Top tip - pop into the tourist office and pick up a 'walking map' of Copenhagen. Gives you a wonderful walking tour of Copenhagen and you can choose how long a route to take which brings you past all the important landmarks and out of the main high streets. Otherwise spend the day in Tivoli, one of the best theme parks in the world!

If you find yourself in Copenhagen don't neglect to make a day trip to the city of Humlebaek - about 1 hour away from Copenhagen - and the Louisiana Museum for Modern Art. It usually hosts some great exhibitions.You can buy a combined (and reduced) train and museum entrance ticket. The train journey is beautiful especially in Spring and Summer and the museum is located near the sea so the scenery is suberb.

You really have to go to Nyhavn, lovely atmosphere!

Bring lots of money its very expensive

if you go in autumn visit Dyrhave in the north of the city, very nice forest with the oldest amusement park in Europe

Check out Christiania (aka Freetown) to see what a self governed community can become...

If you're up for a little adventure, be sure to visit Christiania, a small self-governed region of Denmark in the middle of Copenhagen. It's not for everyone, you should definitely keep your wits about you, and you must obey the citizens rules (absolutely no photography!). If you approach them with an open-mind and try to stay away from the touristy tendencies, the residents are very friendly and many of them probably have very interesting stories to tell. There is a market so you can buy a locally-made souvenir as well.