- See & doAttractions, shopping,
activities & events
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- Eat & drinkRestaurants, nightlife,
coffee shops, sweet tooth
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- City areasGet to know the neighbourhoods
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- Plan your stayBudget accommodation, FAQ,
safe travel & how to get around
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Accommodation
Travel information & tips
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- Day tripsNature, coastline & history
beyond the city
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- City CardThe easy way to explore all of Copenhagen
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Area guide: Vesterbro
Copenhagen's former red light district made no. 4 on Thrillist's top 10 most hipster neighbourhoods on Earth in 2014, and is home to both a buzzing nightlife, an abundance of restaurants and good vibes.
Area guide: Multicultural Nørrebro
Vibrant, colourful, casual and young at heart, Nørrebro is to many Copenhageners even more hipster than Vesterbro.
Area guide: Family-friendly Østerbro
Broad boulevards, parks, delicacies, design shops. The neighborhood of Østerbro in Copenhagen is somewhat posh and at the same time completely down to earth.
Area guide: Maritime Christianshavn & Holmen
Relax in a sidewalk cafe, hop on a canal boat and enjoy the views of old canal houses or explore freetown Christiania. Everybody loves Christianshavn!
Frederiksberg. The green village in Copenhagen
Highligts from a day in the beautiful, green Frederiksberg; an independent municipality located in Copenhagen. See our complete guide to Frederiksberg.
Go beyond the city centre
With stunning nature, world-famous castles and even a different country just a short train ride or drive away, there are plenty of reasons to go beyond Copenhagen.
Our favourite streets of Copenhagen
We love them. The streets of Copenhagen. Each with their individual charm and distinct flavour. Here you will find the soul of the city.
Area guide: Alternative Christiania
Christiania is a society within society. Experience a different way to live with a mixture of creatively built houses, music venues and cheap eateries.
Copenhagen cultural district
Copenhagen cultural district is located on Slotsholmen and the nearby area, in the heart of Copenhagen. Here, you can explore the district's many cultural institutions which offers interesting discoveries and exciting experiences.
What to see and do in Copenhagen's Refshaleøen
Now housing restaurants, bars, festivals and creative office spaces, the peninsula Refshaleøen was once home to one of the world's largest shipyards, B&W.
Copenhagen city centre
Museums, attractions, superb restaurants, nightlife and other great experiences in the heart of Copenhagen.
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