Copenhagen specialities

New Architecture in Copenhagen
Water, space and light. Those are the key elements of the recent architectural boom in Copenhagen. During the last decade, celebrated architects such as Sir Norman Foster, Henning Larsen, Jean Nouvel and Daniel Libeskind have all left their mark on the Danish capital. The emergence of bold urban planning and world-class architecture is found in three key areas: Ørestad, Copenhagen Port and Copenhagen city.
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The world's best biking city
Bright-eyed Copenhageners on the bicycle lane in the morning have long been a part of the city's scenery. But the city of Copenhagen wants to do even more to advance the bicycle culture. By 2015, the world's best biking city will be named Copenhagen.
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Pamper your body, revitalise your mind
Pampering with pools, aromatic steam baths, facial treatments and massages is an investment that can give a good return. The wellness wave is over us and in Copenhagen you can find many spas and various wellness treatments.
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Copenhagen for singles
In 2007, Copenhagen welcomes a new and growing target group, specifically the single tourist. In Europe, more and more people live the single life but they don't go on holiday alone. Many simply stay at home or choose another type of holiday instead of a city break. Now, singles can experience Copenhagen in the company of lone travellers.
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Copenhagen remembers the Renaissance
History lovers, among others, will have all the more reason to visit Copenhagen in 2006, when the city pays tribute to the great achievements of the Renaissance. A wide variety of special events, celebrating that remarkable period of its history, will be held throughout the capital region.
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Sea View Hangouts in Copenhagen
Copenhageners know how to appreciate their city's seaside location. When the sun shines they make the most of the sea as a host of cafes, bars and swimming pools open for the summer.
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The Vikings of Sealand
From 789-1066 the Vikings were feared in all of Europe. They were great travellers who raided, traded and settled in other countries. The Vikings became rulers of England and founded Normandy - nothing could stop them. In exactly the same way that the Vikings left their traces throughout Europe's history, on a smaller and less aggressive scale they left their mark on the island of Sealand.
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Gay Copenhagen
Copenhagen has for many years been a capital with tolerance towards both gay Danes and tourists. The first gay bar opened more than 75 years ago and Denmark was the first country to recognise homosexual marriages. For a visitor to Copenhagen, the year offers a varied selection of gay events.
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Copenhagen on a budget
You have several possibilities if you are visiting on a budget, or simply want the best value for money: free or cheap transport in the city, free museums, great second hand records, cool clothes etc.
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Survey: Danish people the happiest in the world
Denmark is the happiest place in the world concludes a British researcher in a new survey.
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Organic Copenhagen
The sale of organic products in Copenhagen is dramatically on the rise. More restaurants, cafes and even hotels are riding the "green wave" that is pushing the city to a whole new level of eco-consciousness - far beyond the prevalent health food shops. Copenhagen has green ambitions, which is evident by the variety and quality of organic goods on offer.
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Øresund Region Meetings & Conventions Hotels Cruise Town areas Fashion, Design & Shopping Gastronomy & Night life Sights & Events Copenhagen Specialities Organic New Architecture in Copenhagen Hans Christian Andersen Press > Press information > Copenhagen Specialities Copenhagen specialities New Architecture in Copenhagen Water, space and light. Those are the key elements of the recent architectural boom in Copenhagen. During the last decade, celebrated architects such as Sir Norman Foster, Henning Larsen, Jean Nouvel and Daniel Libeskind have all left their mark on the Danish capital. The emergence of bold urban planning and world-class architecture is found in three key areas: Ørestad, Copenhagen Port and Copenhagen city. Read more ... The world's best biking city Bright-eyed Copenhageners on the bicycle lane in the morning have long been a part of the city's scenery. But the city of Copenhagen wants to do even more to advance the bicycle culture. By 2015, the world's best biking city will be named Copenhagen. Read more ... Pamper your body, revitalise your mind Pampering with pools, aromatic steam baths, facial treatments and massages is an investment that can give a good return. The wellness wave is over us and in Copenhagen you can find many spas and various wellness treatments. Read more... Copenhagen for singles In 2007, Copenhagen welcomes a new and growing target group, specifically the single tourist. In Europe, more and more people live the single life but they don't go on holiday alone. Many simply stay at home or choose another type of holiday instead of a city break. Now, singles can experience Copenhagen in the company of lone travellers. Read more ... Copenhagen remembers the Renaissance History lovers, among others, will have all the more reason to visit Copenhagen in 2006, when the city pays tribute to the great achievements of the Renaissance. A wide variety of special events, celebrating that remarkable period of its history, will be held throughout the capital region. Read more ... Sea View Hangouts in Copenhagen Copenhageners know how to appreciate their city's seaside location. When the sun shines they make the most of the sea as a host of cafes, bars and swimming pools open for the summer. Read more... The Vikings of Sealand From 789-1066 the Vikings were feared in all of Europe. They were great travellers who raided, traded and settled in other countries. The Vikings became rulers of England and founded Normandy - nothing could stop them. In exactly the same way that the Vikings left their traces throughout Europe's history, on a smaller and less aggressive scale they left their mark on the island of Sealand. Read more... Gay Copenhagen Copenhagen has for many years been a capital with tolerance towards both gay Danes and tourists. The first gay bar opened more than 75 years ago and Denmark was the first country to recognise homosexual marriages. For a visitor to Copenhagen, the year offers a varied selection of gay events. Read more... Copenhagen on a budget You have several possibilities if you are visiting on a budget, or simply want the best value for money: free or cheap transport in the city, free museums, great second hand records, cool clothes etc. Read more... Survey: Danish people the happiest in the world Denmark is the happiest place in the world concludes a British researcher in a new survey. Read more... Organic Copenhagen The sale of organic products in Copenhagen is dramatically on the rise. More restaurants, cafes and even hotels are riding the "green wave" that is pushing the city to a whole new level of eco-consciousness - far beyond the prevalent health food shops. Copenhagen has green ambitions, which is evident by the variety and quality of organic goods on offer. Read more...