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TOP 10 REASONS
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Why travel to Copenhagen: Find out the top 10 reasons to visit
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A SNEAK PEAK
A SNEAK PEAK
A SNEAK PEAK
A Sneak Peek into Copenhagen
- Copenhagen is a Nordic country with a Scandinavian culture in Northern Europe.
- Copenhagen, as a name, has a fascinating history. The word's original Danish meaning was "merchants' port," which became known as Copenhagen due to German translations.
- Copenhagen is a one-of-a-kind city known for its canals, bike culture, strong economy, and friendly residents.
- It is known as the happiest city in the world due to its shorter workdays, free college tuition, more holidays, and high levels of human interaction.
- Aside from being the world's happiest city, Copenhagen boasts superb Danish food, a world-class transportation system, breathtaking churches and museums, and even a hippie commune that draws visitors worldwide.
- Capital- Copenhagen
- International Airport: Copenhagen Airport (CPH)
- Population- 1.99 million
- Currency- Danish krone
- Time: GMT +02:00
- Driving side- right side
- Main Electricity- 230V
- Official Language- Danish
- Religion- Evangelical Lutheran
02
HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
Top Tourist Attractions in Copenhagen
- Dine in the state-of-the-art Panda House and get to know the legendary gigantic pandas.
- Visit Denmark's National Gallery, the country's largest art museum.
- Anyone interested in royal history and the lives of Denmark's royal family should visit Amalienborg Palace.
- The scientific centre is a true celebration of curiosity, devoted to enjoyable science and providing hours of entertainment for the whole family.
- Visit the observatory and tower from the 17th century. The Rundetaarn, or round tower, is Europe's oldest continuously operating observatory.
03
SEASONS TO TRAVEL
SEASONS TO TRAVEL
SEASONS TO TRAVEL
Best Months to Visit Copenhagen
- The best time to visit Copenhagen depends entirely on the preferences of the individual tourist!
- Copenhagen's summer temperatures are lovely, providing a great opportunity to hop on a bike and cruise around the city like a genuine Copenhagener!
- The warmest months in the town are June and July, with average high temperatures of about 70°F.
04
WORTH A VISIT
WORTH A VISIT
WORTH A VISIT
The Best Places to Visit in Copenhagen
Den Blå Planet
- Explore a world beneath the oceans and get up close and personal with majestic hammerhead sharks and grace at Northern Europe's largest and most modern aquarium.
- The whirlpool-inspired building is divided into five pieces, symbolizing a distinct species or habitat.
- Visit bird colonies on the Faroe Islands' steep fells, Alaska's playful sea otters, and the elusive Giant Pacific octopus.
- In warmer waters, you may see the colourful fish of the coral reef, the strange species of Africa's lakes and rivers, and the aquarium's crown jewel: the stunning Ocean Tank.
Amalienborg Palace
- Amalienborg Palace is a must-see for anyone interested in royal history and the lives of Denmark's royal family, who still live there.
- Experience royal history at the museum and feel the presence of one of the world's oldest monarchies as you watch the changing of the guards in the gorgeous palace square.
- The Royal Guard, known as Den Kongelige Livgarde, is a prominent feature of Amalienborg.
- The changing of the guard may be seen every day when the guards march from their barracks in 100 Gothersgade near Rosenborg Castle through the streets of Copenhagen to Amalienborg, where the ceremony takes place at midday.
The Round Tower
- Rundetaarn, or the round tower, is a 17th-century tower and observatory that is Europe's oldest operational observatory and a landmark in Copenhagen's skyline.
- The King wanted to continue Brahe's studies after he died in 1601; thus, he built the round tower.
- Although the scientists have been gone for some time, the observatory is still utilized by amateur astronomers and numerous visitors.
- An outdoor platform surrounds the observatory, from which you can enjoy a spectacular view of Copenhagen's old town.
Glyptoteket
- In the centre of Copenhagen, the Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek exhibits ancient and modern art in a wonderfully unique setting.
- The art museum, founded in 1888 by brewer Carl Jacobsen (1842-1914), has two primary divisions that combine art with spectacular architectural settings.
- The Egyptian, Greek, Etruscan, and Roman art treasures housed by the Department of Antiquities provide a wonderful tour through 3500 years of art and history.
Christiansborg Palace
- The Christiansborg Palace, once home to kings and queens and now housing the Danish Parliament, the Supreme Court, and the Ministry of State, offers a glimpse into 800 years of royal history.
- The Royal Family uses parts of the palace for various functions and events.
- Among the Royal Reception Rooms where the Queen receives foreign ambassadors to Denmark are the Tower Room and The Oval Throne Room.
- The Throne Room leads to the balcony where the Danish kings are formally installed.
05
DISCOVER MORE
DISCOVER MORE
DISCOVER MORE
Copenhagen Off the Beaten Track
Indre By (Old City)
- Indre By, often known as Copenhagen's inner city, is the city's oldest area, featuring pleasant pedestrian streets and a few of the city's most notable museums and churches.
- Can find some of the top hotels in the capital city of this region.
Nyhavn (New Harbor)
- Nyhavn, a neighbourhood and a canal, is located within Indre By and is one of the city's most fashionable areas.
- If you're visiting Copenhagen to sample some of the finest Danish cuisines, you'll want to stay in this area.
- The city's restaurant culture is centred around Nyhavn, where the main street is lined with a limitless number of top-notch eateries.
Christianshavn
- Christianshavn is a charming tiny village in the city's heart, with 16th-century homes, winding brick roads, and lovely canals.
- Being a resident of Christianshavn in Copenhagen will also get you access to Christiania.
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CULTURE & TRADITIONS
CULTURE & TRADITIONS
CULTURE & TRADITIONS
Copenhagen Culture and Traditions
- A charming city was full of contrasts - also a cultural hotspot.
- Since the city's founding for generations - Copenhageners have created a city that is both a pleasant and unique place to live and work, contrast between medieval and historic houses, castles and churches, parks and recreation areas, and master class architecture that dominates the skyline.
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FOOD FUN FASHION
FOOD FUN FASHION
FOOD FUN FASHION
Copenhagen: Food, Fun & Fashion Guide
Hot dogs
#Food
- In Denmark, hot dogs are a way of life. The average Danish inhabitant consumes roughly 142 pounds of pork per year, making it the largest pork consumer.
- Denmark's hot dog culture is linked to this fascinating fact.
- In Copenhagen,' sausage wagons' abound. A visit to this fascinating capital city would be incomplete without sampling a traditional Danish hot dog, replete with crispy fried onions, pickles, and creamy remoulade.
Rugbrød
#Food
- Rugbrd is a famous rye bread in Denmark, resembling a long brown rectangle with a slit in the middle.
- This favourite Danish bread is frequently served for lunch and is slathered with cured or pickled fish, meat, pâté, or pickled vegetables.
Smørrebrød
#Food
- Smørrebrød is similar to rugbrd in that it is made up of buttered rye bread topped with homemade cold cuts, fish, meat, cheese, and garnishes.
- The perfect Danish sandwich is the Smørrebrød.
Stegt flæsk
#Food
- Stegt flsk, which translates to "crisp-fried pig strips," is the national meal of Denmark and consists of fried pork belly served with potatoes, a white sauce, and chopped parsley.
- It would help if you tried the stegt flsk before leaving Copenhagen.
Risalamande
#Food
- Risalamande is a traditional Danish dessert comprised of rice pudding, whipped cream, vanilla, and chopped almonds traditionally offered around Christmas.
Illum
#Fashion
- Illum, a posh retail centre in the heart of Copenhagen, houses a wide variety of stores, including beauty and fashion, home décor and design, and more.
- Apart from shopping, the rooftop provides a unique perspective of the city and might be an excellent addition to any sightseeing tour.
- The building is a significant part of Copenhagen's history, having opened more than a century ago in 1891.
Field's Shopping Centre
#Fashion
- Fields, in Amager, is Copenhagen's largest shopping mall. It's also one of Scandinavia's largest shopping malls and undoubtedly one of the most beautiful.
- There are restaurants, cafes, and various shops, which are ideal for taking a break from shopping.
- Also, this retail mall offers an adrenaline park, which is perfect for anyone looking for a way to pass the time.
Magasin du Nord
#Fashion
- Magasin du Nord, founded in the second half of the nineteenth century and located in the heart of Copenhagen, is still a popular shopping destination.
- It is a magnificent structure with five levels and a basement that houses the grocery market.
- Whether you're looking for beauty, clothes, home décor, or books, this enormous shopping mall has it all.
Bakken
#fun
- In the Deer Park forests, Bakken is a one-of-a-kind amusement park that combines a historical and nostalgic setting with modern and entertaining amusements and thrill rides.
- The park has a great mix of kid-friendly attractions. There are numerous restaurants, ice cream parlours, fast-food restaurants, pubs, and bars with live music and entertainment.
- Bakken is more than simply a small children's amusement park; it's a location where the whole family can have fun.
- For years, many Danish families have returned to Bakken. Pierrot, on the other hand, is Bakken's longest-serving tourist. For more than 200 years, the well-known white-faced clown, who visits Bakken every day, has been popular with the amusement park's youngest visitors.
- The park's many fun rides, including an 82-year-old wooden rollercoaster, are still the major attraction for most visitors.
- The park offers 32 rides for thrill-seekers of all ages and levels of experience and 78 other attractions such as shooting stalls, gaming arcades, and more.
- Bakken is also open during Harvest Week and the Christmas season.
- There will be a hay bale labyrinth, face painting, a spooky Halloween section, the Bakkens Food Tour, Pentathlon, games and rides, fall-inspired food, and much more during Harvest Week.
- The former amusement park is decked out with trees, snow, and Christmas lights for the holidays. Denmark's largest mistletoe, a Christmas Market, a Pentathlon, Christmas feasts, a Bakkens beer experience, live music, and much more can be found here.
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NATURE & SAFARI
NATURE & SAFARI
NATURE & SAFARI
Copenhagen: Natural Beauty & Safari Adventures
- You may meet over 4,000 unique species in only one day and journey across continents at Copenhagen Zoo.
- Learn about the famed giant pandas while dining in the state-of-the-art Panda House. Meet polar bears up close and personal, and see the world through the eyes of a giraffe.
- Discover a wealth of animal knowledge while dining at one of our many cuisine kiosks. Every day, 365 days a year, there are discoveries at the zoo.
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EVENTS & FIESTAS
EVENTS & FIESTAS
EVENTS & FIESTAS
Copenhagen Must-Attend Festivals and Events
- During the Roskilde Festival, every city in Denmark, including the capital, resembles a scene from a post-apocalyptic film.
- If you aren't already on a train to Roskilde city, the streets, parks, and pubs will be deserted, and those left behind (generally not by choice) will inquire what's wrong with you.
- The internationally renowned music festival runs for eight days and features performances by some of the most well-known personalities in international music.
- Metalheads will be familiar with the band's moniker. COPENHELL is a Copenhagen yearly festival held in June at Refshaleen, a former industrial sector that has recently become the city's hippest district.
- On the festival's three stages, some of the biggest names in rock and metal, including Slayer, Prophets of Rage, and Black Sabbath, have performed.
- COPENHELL provides a camping space and a unique V.I.P. area for individuals who purchase the R.I.P. Ticket.
- Every year in March, cinema halls in Copenhagen screen the best and most recent documentaries worldwide for ten days. C.P.H.: DOX, Denmark's best documentary film festival, is held every year.
- C.P.H.: DOX provides events, performances, seminars, debates, and chats with filmmakers and artists in addition to screenings of freshly released documentary films.
- Since 1993, Culture Night has been one of Copenhagen's most intriguing and largest cultural festivals, and it has become a tradition.
- Many institutions, including hotels, museums, and galleries, stay open until around midnight on one night in October, inviting Copenhageners to view the exhibition.
- Copenhagen's most outstanding buildings, performances, art projects, and concerts for the whole family are held.
- The Little Culture Night, an evening dedicated to children, will debut on March 15, 2019, as part of an interesting cultural event.
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