If you’re eager to travel but feel uncertain about going it alone, Copenhagen, Denmark, is a perfect choice for your first time solo trip. Its appeal to solo travellers is undeniable. Copenhagen consistently ranks among the world’s safest cities and…
The S train, S Tog in Danish, is a rail network operating within the greater Copenhagen area, connecting the city centre with the suburbs and outer areas. It’s easy to use, convenient and cheap, so there’s a good chance you’ll…
Køge, a pretty coastal town dating back to the Middle Ages, with its cobblestone streets, colourful half-timbered houses, museums, and churches, is easily reached from Copenhagen, and while it’s not on most tourists’ to-do lists, is well worth a visit….
When visiting Copenhagen, it’s important to consider the impact of public holidays on your trip and plan accordingly. Copenhagen’s attractions are open during public holidays except Christmas and New Year. However, shops are closed during most public holidays. Public transport…
Horsens, located on the Horsens Fjord on the east coast of Jutland, can be easily overlooked on your journey around Denmark, but this cosy, arty and historical city is well worth a visit. One of the main attractions in Horsens…
The Copenhagen Metro is a safe, reliable, easy-to-use transport system for getting around the city. The metro’s underground and overground driverless trains run every few minutes during the day and every 15-20 minutes throughout the night. A single-ticket trip costs…
Thursdays are perfect for exploring Copenhagen’s best activities and top attractions. Choose from one of many late-opening museums, like The Design Museum, Glyptoteket, and The Danish Architecture Centre (DAC); take a walking tour, visit a castle or palace, climb a…
While in Copenhagen, check out the Natural History Museum of Denmark. It’s tucked away in the corner of the Botanical Garden and often gets overlooked by visitors. However, it’s worth a visit as it always offers a range of interesting…
Copenhagen is a water lover’s paradise with a wide selection of outdoor swimming spots and water activities. Four purpose-built harbour baths and six bathing zones have been created in the clean harbour waters in the heart of the city. Additionally,…
When it’s your first time in Copenhagen, you’re likely to have lots of questions running through your head. Planning ahead will help you make the most of your time and money during your trip. You’ll need to know how to…
The weather in Copenhagen can be unpredictable, and there’s no guarantee you won’t get at least one rainy day during your visit. So be prepared and bring a raincoat, water-resistant shoes and an umbrella and have a plan for what…
There is no law requiring retail stores to close on Sundays in Denmark, and opening hours will vary from store to store. With the exception of small local shops, most larger stores and shopping malls in Copenhagen are open on…
Copenhagen is easily accessible by bus; they are punctual, have plenty of stops, and many buses connect with the metro and train stations. Copenhagen buses typically travel every 3 – 5 minutes during rush hours. Outside peak times, they generally…
Cherry blossoms mark the start of spring in Copenhagen, and crowds flock to see them. You can spot cherry blossom trees all over the city, but some places are worth making a special effort to see the displays. Copenhagen’s cherry…
Stevns Klint is a coastal formation spanning 15 kilometres (9 miles) of chalk and limestone cliffs. It still contains traces of the meteor that is believed to have wiped out half the species on the planet, including dinosaurs. While Stevns…
There are three ways to travel directly from Copenhagen to Esbjerg. With rising fuel costs, it’s a good idea to plan your journey to get the best deal. The easiest way to travel from Copenhagen to Esbjerg is by direct…
Copenhagen is a beautiful city, especially when viewed from above. It’s possible to enjoy the city’s best views from iconic buildings, church towers, a university campus, and even a waste-to-energy plant. Even though not all towers and viewpoints offer free…
Lund, a beautiful medieval town known for its historic university, cobbled streets and colourful houses, is located in Skåne, southern Sweden, 65 km (40 miles) from Copenhagen. Public transport is the cheapest and most convenient way to travel to Lund…
You’re excited about your trip to Denmark, but what about the language? Even though most Danes have an excellent grasp of English, not everyone speaks it fluently outside the major tourist hot spots. So it’s always a good idea to…
Stevns Klint is a 15 km (9.3 miles) long coastal cliff formed when a meteor crashed into the earth over 65 million years ago. It was added to the UNESCO World Heritage Sites list in 2014. Unfortunately, there is no…
Sunday is the perfect day to explore Copenhagen’s best attractions, from royal castles, palaces, and fascinating museums to scenic parks, ornate churches, and several attractions only open at the weekend. In addition, public transport regularly runs on Sundays, so getting…
With a wide range of free things to do, Copenhagen can be an ideal destination for budget-conscious travellers who want to make the most of their trip without breaking the bank. Despite being one of the world’s top tourist cities,…
The annual Hubertus Hunt is a Danish tradition rather than an actual hunt. No animals are harmed or chased. The Hubertus Hunt, Hubertusjagt in Danish, is an annual event on the first Sunday in November at Jægersborg Dyrehave, also known…
The Hermitage is an 18th-century, baroque-style royal hunting lodge in Copenhagen, Denmark. Constructed on a hill at the highest point of the forest, The Hermitage overlooks a sweeping landscape leading down to the Øresund Strait with a view of Sweden…
Copenhagen is home to many beautiful and historic churches that offer visitors a glimpse into the city’s rich cultural and religious heritage. They have played a significant role in the city’s history and development, many dating back several centuries and…
Copenhagen is a capital city with plenty of green spaces and an abundance of parks and picnic spots. So when you need a break from sightseeing or want a peaceful spot to have a picnic, you can be sure to…
If you’re planning to go sightseeing in Copenhagen on a Monday, you need to know that many museums and attractions may be closed, especially during the winter. So, if your trip includes a Monday, it may be worth planning ahead…
When travelling, there are many things to consider, and taking a taxi in a foreign city can catch you off guard. So, before you jump into a cab, there are a few things you need to know. Firstly although Copenhagen…
After a flight, even a short one, you’re often tired and anxious to get to your destination as quickly and smoothly as possible. Thankfully, Copenhagen’s international airport is just 8 kilometres (5 miles) from the city centre and has excellent…
Visiting Copenhagen can be expensive, but there are plenty of free museums and attractions if you know where to find them and which days to visit. This article focuses on museums in Copenhagen that are free for everyone, regardless of…
The small island of Fanø, just 12 minutes by ferry from Esbjerg on the west coast of Denmark, has so much to offer, especially for nature lovers. It’s worth staying over for at least one night if you have the…
Although Denmark isn’t cashless, the use of cash is decreasing. In Denmark, you can use your credit cards to pay for something as small as a packet of gum. And in Copenhagen, automated station toilets only accept cards, no cash!…
Having lived in Copenhagen since 2012, I can happily say Copenhagen is a very safe city. But, just like any other city in the world, there are small areas to avoid if you want to feel comfortable with your accommodation,…
Esbjerg is a city on the west coast of Denmark that can be reached in under 3 hours from Copenhagen. With a population of 72,000, it’s the fifth-largest city in Denmark. Yet, despite its size, it retains a cosy feel….
The Royal Cast Collection on Copenhagen’s waterfront is full of magnificent plaster casts of sculptures created from 600 BC to the 1600s. It’s a fantastic place to visit, with over 2,000 sculpture casts on display inside an old West Indies…
Don’t let the name confuse you. The harbour bus is really a boat that sails on Copenhagen’s harbour waters, ferrying passengers along its scenic route. Whilst the canal boat tours are excellent, the harbour bus is a different way to…
The spiral Forest Tower, set in Gisselfeld Kloster’s protected forest, is 75 kilometres (47 miles) from Copenhagen. Reached by a wooden boardwalk through native beech and oak forest, the hourglass-shaped observation tower blends seamlessly into its surroundings. The Forest Tower…
Funded by the Carlsberg brewer Carl Jacobsen, The Royal Cast Collection was founded in 1895 and is one of the world’s largest and oldest preserved cast collections. The Cast Collection is located in the old West Indies warehouse on the…
Reffen is Scandinavia’s largest street food site, serving well-cooked, healthy food from around the world. It’s an eco-friendly food spot that uses recycled materials for a sustainable vibe. Enjoy tasty, fresh, organic, and, whenever possible, locally sourced ingredients from over…
The Lapidarium of Kings, Copenhagen, is an art museum hidden away inside Christian IV Brewhouse, housing 384 stone and plaster sculptures, some over 400 years old. Located next to the harbour waters at Slotsholmen, in Copenhagen’s cultural district, the Lapidarium…
Copenhagen, the capital city of Denmark, is home to the Little Mermaid, a petite bronze statue which captures the imagination of visitors from around the world. This iconic figure perched on the edge of the Langelinie promenade, gazing out into…
The Deer Park in Copenhagen is a beautiful place to visit if you’re looking to escape the hustle and bustle of the city for a few hours. It’s open 24 hours a day year-round, and there is no entrance fee….
The Emergency Number For Copenhagen Is 112 112 is the telephone number for ambulance, fire or police emergencies only. Hopefully, your trip to Copenhagen will run smoothly, but it’s always wise to have emergency numbers in your phone, just in…
Fredensborg Palace is home to Queen Margrethe II of Denmark who uses the royal palace in spring, autumn and during visits from heads of state. During the summer months, the royal palace is home to Crown Prince Frederick, Crown Princess…