What to see, what to do
à Copenhagen

Travel guide Copenhagen

Copenhagen, the bustling capital of Denmark, is famous for its blend of modern design, rich history and vibrant culture. With its picturesque canals, colourful architecture and lush green spaces, Copenhagen offers a unique urban experience with a Scandinavian twist.
The town was founded in the 10th century as a Viking fishing village and has since become an important centre of culture and commerce in Northern Europe. Its heritage can be seen in its ancient castles, historic churches and medieval quarters.
Copenhague est bien desservie par son aéroport international, l’un des plus grands de Scandinavie. La ville est également accessible par train, bus et ferry depuis d’autres villes européennes.

Accommodation

Copenhague propose une large gamme d’options d’hébergement, des hôtels de luxe aux auberges de jeunesse, offrant quelque chose pour tous les budgets.

Gastronomy

Contemporary Nordic cuisine, smørrebrød, Danish pastries, local beers.

What is there to see? What to do?

Nyhavn, Christiansborg Palace, Rosenborg Castle, the Little Mermaid and the Christiania district.
Vesterbro, Nørrebro, Frederiksberg, the lake district, Østerbro.
Bike rides, boat trips on the canals, exploring the parks and gardens, guided tours of the city.
Tivoli Gardens, le Zoo de Copenhague, l’aquarium national Den Blå Planet, les parcs d’attractions et les musées interactifs.
Copenhagen Jazz Festival, Distortion Street Party, Copenhagen Cooking and Food Festival, Copenhagen Pride.

Activities

Shopping

Scandinavian design, local fashion, antiques and vintage, street markets and specialist shops.

Nightlife

Trendy bars and clubs, cosy cafés, concerts and shows in theatres and music halls.

Did you know?

Copenhague est considérée comme l’une des villes les plus écologiques du monde.
Le parc d’attractions Tivoli est l’un des plus anciens parcs d’attractions en fonctionnement au monde.
Noma, often called the best restaurant in the world, is located in Copenhagen.
Christiania, connue pour son mode de vie alternatif, est une ‘ville libre’ au sein de Copenhague.
The city has more cycle paths than car lanes.
Tips and tricks
Use the Copenhagen Card for free or reduced admission to many attractions and public transport.
Explore the city by bike for a more local experience.
Profitez des nombreuses options de restauration en plein air pendant les mois d’été.
Discover less touristy areas, visit museums and art galleries, and take advantage of free cultural events.
Welcome, I'm Ingrid, a 47-year-old globetrotter with a passion for Copenhagen and Denmark. I'm an explorer with a curious soul, always ready to discover new facets of this fascinating city and country.
Ingrid O.
DiamsTrotter Copenhagen

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