Copenhagen solo

A stunning Renaissance castle housing the Danish crown jewels and royal regalia. Explore its opulent halls and learn about centuries of Danish monarchy.

• Book tickets online in advance to save time.
• The treasury is a highlight not to be missed.

Copenhagen's oldest royal garden, located around Rosenborg Castle. It's a beautiful green space perfect for a relaxing stroll or a picnic.

A picturesque 17th-century waterfront canal lined with colorful townhouses, historic ships, and lively restaurants and bars. It's an iconic Copenhagen landmark.

• Great for people-watching and enjoying the atmosphere.
• Consider a canal tour departing from here for a different perspective.

A charming restaurant located in a historic building by the water in Christianshavn, offering modern Danish cuisine with beautiful views.

• Reservations are highly recommended, especially for window seats.

A magnificent art museum featuring ancient Mediterranean art and Danish and French art from the 19th century, set in a beautiful building with a winter garden.

• Don't miss the stunning winter garden.
• Check for temporary exhibitions.

A vibrant food market with two large halls offering a wide array of fresh produce, gourmet foods, coffee, and ready-to-eat meals from local vendors.

• Excellent spot for lunch with diverse options.
• Try a smørrebrød (Danish open-faced sandwich).

Showcases Danish and international design, from industrial design and fashion to crafts and visual communication. It's a must-visit for design enthusiasts.

• The permanent collection highlights Danish design heritage.
• Located near Amalienborg Palace.

A popular mid-range restaurant known for its creative take on traditional Danish dishes using seasonal ingredients, offering a cozy atmosphere.

• Good for experiencing modern Danish cuisine.
• Reservations are advisable.

An architecturally stunning extension to the Royal Library, characterized by its black granite facade and glass. Offers great harbor views and has a cafe.

• Walk along the waterfront for impressive exterior views.
• Check for free exhibitions inside.

A charming area known for its canals, houseboats, and the iconic Church of Our Saviour with its spiral spire. Offers a more bohemian vibe than central Copenhagen.

• Climb the Church of Our Saviour's spire for panoramic city views (seasonal, check opening times).
• Explore the unique Freetown Christiania (exercise caution and respect local rules).

A dynamic exhibition space for contemporary art, featuring large-scale installations and multi-media works in a former industrial building.

• The exhibitions change regularly, offering fresh experiences.
• Located on the waterfront, offering nice views.

A trendy street food market located by the Inner Harbour Bridge, offering a variety of international and local food stalls in a casual, vibrant setting.

• Great casual dinner option with diverse choices.
• Enjoy the lively atmosphere and harbor views.