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Pro
good service, english spoken, great vibe & easy to walk around the city
Con
Expensive compared to most cities in Europe
In a nutshell
Super city overall. Shows what can be done with a bit of love and attention!!
132 Reviews Opened in August 1843, Tivoli is Europe's 2nd oldest amusement park. Originally is was called Tivoli Vauxhall after gardens in both Paris and London but now it is simply Tivoli. The park is best known for its wooden roller coaster, Rutschebanen, which was built in 1914. It originated in Sweden but...
100 Reviews Nyhavn is one of the liveliest places in Copenhagen, even in winter, and should not be missed. Despite being called the 'New Harbour', it's a 17th century waterfront and canal, lined with 17th and 18th century buildings, now mostly housing bars and restaurants. The buildings to the north side are...
11 Reviews and 665 Opinions A found this a great Hilton property to use with early flights out of Copenhagen. It is an easy...
5 Reviews and 163 Opinions Good stay, the hotel has Superior, Budget, and Cheap rooms. Not far from Tivoli Gardens and Rail...
11 Reviews As in every European city of this size everybody can easily find the suitable restaurant for his/her preferences and taste. And the genuine Danish food must not be missed!! What is less easy in Copenhagen to find the ones fitting to the wallets of a big part of its visitors - Copenhagen is an...
19 Reviews It's not completely vegetarian but it's strong middle eastern bent means Riz Raz is a haven for vegetarians in this meat friendly city. It's also very good value, with an all you can eat buffet to tuck into. It's clean and bright with friendly staff and the food is decent as well. Sure I've eaten...
8 Reviews Awesome, 2-story club with a retractable roof. # bars, a shot bar, great dancing until 5 in the morning...see my profile for more:) Dress is from sneakers (with nice jeans and a club top) to mostly button up shirts with dress shoes, up to suits and ties...all modern Scandivian style.
13 Reviews Tivoli at night is a chance to see everything in one place: restaurants, bars, live music, fair amusements, etc. It's not cheap though, and not very advisable if you like to go out to quiet places. But it shows some impressive views and neon's. totally casual
Airport - Transportation to Copenhagen Center
20 Reviews It is very easy to go by public transportation from the airport to the centre of Copenhagen. The train station and ticket sale are located at terminal 3 in Copenhagen Airport, and terminal 3 is the terminal where you arrive after you have passed customs control. To get from the airport to the...
23 Reviews I know that I sometimes find myself using bad language on a rainy Monday morning when my bus or train is late, but all in all Copenhagen has an efficient public transportation system, which includes buses, trains and Metro. Copenhagen is split into zones and the tickets price is calculated by...
23 Reviews Strøget is the longest shopping streets in Copenhagen and even in Europe. Common opening stors hours: Monday - Friday: 10.00 to 18.00 or 19.00 (10 am - 6 or 7 pm) Saturday: 9.00 to 15.00 (9 am - 3 pm) Sunday: only bakeries and souvenir shops. One of two large department stores - Det Ny Illum is...
4 Reviews Copenhagen is an expensive city so if you wont really go cheap if you are into famous stores, top clothes brands, jewelry and places like Royal Copenhagen Porcelain Factory can be found at the north part of Stroget, close to Kongens Nytorv. All over the city we saw some amazing stores with...
21 Reviews On the Hop on Hop off bus tour we learned about the garden allotments. In Danish culture the allotment garden has become a symbol of blue-collar culture - with all the positives and negatives associated with that. In Copenhagen an association named "Arbejdernes Værn" (lit. "The Worker's...
15 Reviews Many residents of Copenhagen have chosen the bicycle as their preferred mode of transport. The city has a significant network of cycle paths and most roads have a cycle lane. This can be challenging for pedestrians who do not look carefully when crossing the road as these silent modes of transport...
7 Reviews Hello, after few days in Copenhagen enjoying my time with my family I've been robbed at the main railway station in my way back home. They first observed me whiles I was purchasing the tickets then they followed me to the train to rob my debit card with other items. I suspect that the ATM was, at...
31 Reviews Take public transport as close as you can. Yes, the statue is small and unremarkable; however, the walk back toward the city is wonderful: the Anglican church, old fort, sailors' housing, etc. Stay just a minute or two, take some pics, and then enjoy the walk back toward the city.
4 Reviews I want to put it down in writing to possibly dispel the negative posts on here that claim the Copenhagen card is a tourist trap. I completely disagree. The other three posting may be out of date (2004~2006) and therefore valid at the time, but as of my visit, I found it an exceptional deal and very...
7 Reviews Dragør is a small village about 15 kilometers from Copenhagen, very near the airport. It's a very idyllic place with old houses and a nice bach. The harbour is the place to hang out in my opinion and it still has a few fishermen bringing in the catch and you can buy fish directly from them. It´s a...
16 Reviews I used to work in the northern part of Copenhagen, and on my way to and from work I passed through the beautiful Mølleådalen (translated: Valley of a small river with many watermills)... Mølleådalen is a great place for a walk on the paths along the small river, Mølleåen. I especially think the...
15 Reviews if you are in copenhagen and want to wantch the national football team or fc.copenhagen then you should go to the national arena called "parken". it's the home of fc.copenhagen and the national team and is a very nice and modern football stadium. fc.copenhagen is at the moment the leading danish...
19 Reviews If you have a spare weekend, Copenhagen would make a nice trip. A tour of the city includes usually bus tour, photo stops at a couple of scenic areas of the city, a boat ride around the harbor and canals. All visitors to Copenhagen eventually make their way to Radhuspladsen, which is a lively...
22 Reviews Frederik VII (1808-1863) was the King of Denmark from 1848. As a Crown Prince, Frederik lived a debauched life, which contributed to the discussions concerning the abolishment of the absolute monarchy. The year after his succession Denmark became a constitutional monarchy with the King's signing...
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