Copenhagen is a city full of life and beautiful buildings. Explore it all from a whole new angle – from above! Children and other playful spirits can feel their stomachs tickle a little when the Star Flyer in Tivoli takes you 80 meters above ground. Watch the buildings get smaller and smaller and enjoy a panoramic view of Copenhagen.
Not too keen on speed and wind in your hair? Then make your way up to the City Hall Tower in inner city. And if you get hungry, grab bite to eat at Cafe Hovedtelegrafen while you look over the city’s rooftops.
Alberto K on top of Radisson Blu Royal Hotel in Copenhagen has been rated among Denmark's best restaurants by both national and international newspapers and magazines.1 April 2013 the talented Bocuse d'Or silver medalist Jeppe Foldager starts as head chef at Alberto K.
Enjoy a spectacular view high above the roofs while you enjoy a good traditional Danish lunch.
The spire of Our Saviour's Church hovers over picturesque Christianshavn in Copenhagen.
The City Hall Tower offers you a taste of Copenhagen's history as well as a great view of the city.
The National Archives has a green roof of 7,200 m2, and here you can take a ride on bicycle or skateboard or just hang out and enjoy a green space in the city center.
Enjoy a glass of wine while you look over Copenhagen's skyline and catch a glimpse of Sweden.
This sushi restaurant is located on the 12th floor - on top of the Tivoli Hotel. Here you can catch a glimpse of the zoo, the Star Flyer and more.
Fine dining and breathtaking view from the 25th floor
This impressive church is lined with Amalienborg Castle and the Opera House. Don't forget to check out the view from the beautiful dome.
Rundetaarn, or the round tower, is the oldest functioning observatory in Europe and stars have been watched here since 1642.The observatory is encircled by an outdoor platform from which you have a magnificent view of the old part of Copenhagen.
With a height of 80 metres and a speed of 70 km/h, you get a nice view over Copenhagen when you try Star Flyer at Tivoli.