The one thing that symbolizes Copenhagen more than anything - The Little Mermaid.
This zoological garden is one of the oldest ones in Europe, and remains one of the best today. Open 365 days a year, this place has more than 3,000 animals of more than 250 species.
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...
Copenhagen's former hay market when the town hall was at Gammeltorv/Nytorv. The western end of Strøget starts here. Lots of bus routes intersect here, and most night buses start from here.
If you're in Copenhagen on a hot summer's day this is where you'll want to hang out! Full of life and plenty of happy don't-wanna-be-pale-Danes! :-D
The Collection of Islamic Art is mindblowing! It encompasses so much detail, variation and reverence. Wauw! And admission is free!
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.
Hey've got The best prehistorical Danish museum section I've ever experienced. Medieval section rather old and decay, need improvements. They use Twitter and foursquare actively, though: really cool!
Also known as the National Gallery of Denmark, this place is where you'll enjoy three great collections (Painting and Sculpture, Graphic Art, and Plaster Cast). Closed on Mondays.
If you want to visit Carlsberg, go to the www.visitcarlsberg.dk website - click on "More info" to go there... En savoir plus .
Our one and only skyscraper. It's designed by Santiago Calatrava and actually pretty awesome
"The big square." Great place for a little people watching. Look out for the dancing man, and say hi to King Gustav.
Free wifi and great seating places! Also you can get all the city's flyers...
An absolutely fascinating state church. The architecture is mixed with a very Catholic aesthetic look (both outside and inside), but is built completely with bricks. Check the outside out!
