An amazing spot for people watching. Sit down on one of the benches for a while and enjoy the show!
i was told tivoli was the inspiration for walt disney when he created disneyland. i was also told that i should go here at night because it's better under the lights (i didn't!)
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.
Learn and explore remarkable design creations at this Copenhagen knowledge center, which features both Danish and international exhibitions. Do not miss the Café DANSK and the Centre's shop.
Home to the Danish parliament, Folketinget. The island was originally 3 islands and was the original location ohe 2 previous castles burned down and can be visited in the basement - take a tour. En savoir plus .
Lean about the life and creation of Danish sculptor Bertel Thorvaldsen. It is in this museum where you'll find his original sculpture models, paintings, and sketches. Closed on Monday
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.
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.
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
Amalienborg is a real royal castle although it doesn't have towers and spires. En savoir plus .
Do you believe in Mermaids? Believe it or not Copenhagen has one just right at the sea. OK it's a statue but one of the most photographed sights in Copenhagen.
This little green house across the street from Kastellet, is one of my favorite places to go in the morning for coffee. They have a great selection of teas as well. En savoir plus .
Finally Copenhagen has a neat indoor market place....very high standard - very south european feel, sense.... Congratulations!
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.
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...
First time visitors and tourists shouldn't miss the 'Danish Prehistory' exhibition and the 'Stories of Denmark 1660-2000' exhibtion. Begin your visit just to the left of the entrance hall.
goes without saying - this is a must see - the old castle on the waterside of town.
Cosy cafe, great coffee, Berlin-like, great people are some of the tags that matches this great venue
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 is the area in Copenhagen that rocks the most. Istedgade as the main street becomes interesting once you gets past the porn shops near the train station...
a bit stylish inside, feels almost like you're lunching inside a palace. you'll have to try the smushi, of course. and have a glass or two of akvavit on the side.
The 4km wide sound which the Danes used to control for which all boats had to pay a fee to enter!!
Free with the Copenhagen Card, along with a free book. Take your time here. It is amazing! And be sure to go upstairs and see the pieces in more detail.
Based at the top floor of the SAS Radison Royal hotel, this modern Nordic restaurant showcases the best of Scandinavian produce using clever and innovative techniques! It's not Noma but worth a try!
Free admission and details well, the Role of Denmark in WWII including the adaptation, resistance of the Danes against the German movement!
Great place to visit whilst you're in Copenhagen! Worth checking out are the Hall on the second floor of the castle and the treasury holding the royal crown Jewels.
