Copenhagen solo

The winter residence of the Danish royal family, consisting of four identical classical palaces around an octagonal courtyard. Witness the Changing of the Guard ceremony daily at noon.

• Arrive by 11:30 AM to get a good spot for the Changing of the Guard.
• Check the official website for any special events or closures.

A modern take on traditional Danish smørrebrød (open-faced sandwiches). They offer creative and high-quality toppings on freshly baked rye bread.

• Reservations are highly recommended, especially for lunch.
• Try their signature dish with herring and pickled onions.

Explore Denmark's history from prehistory to the present day, with extensive collections on Viking artifacts, the Danish Golden Age, and modern Danish culture. The museum is housed in a beautiful 18th-century Rococo building.

• Allow at least 2-3 hours to see the main exhibits.
• Look for the special exhibitions which change periodically.

A vibrant food market with two glass halls offering a wide array of fresh produce, gourmet foods, local delicacies, and international cuisine. It's a perfect spot to sample local flavors.

• Great for dinner if you want variety; many stalls offer ready-to-eat meals.
• Sample Danish pastries and local cheeses.

A stunning art museum founded by Carl Jacobsen of the Carlsberg brewery. It features ancient Mediterranean art, French Impressionist paintings, and Danish Golden Age sculptures.

• The winter garden is a beautiful place to relax.
• Free admission on Sundays.

Take a guided boat tour through Copenhagen's picturesque canals, passing by iconic landmarks like the Little Mermaid, Christiansborg Palace, and the Opera House. Tours depart frequently from Nyhavn.

• Sit on the left side for better views of the Little Mermaid.
• Many companies offer tours; compare prices and departure times.

A unique, self-governing community known for its alternative lifestyle, colorful houses, and artistic vibe. Explore its winding paths, workshops, and organic cafes.

• Be respectful of residents and follow their guidelines, especially regarding photography.
• Enjoy a coffee or a vegetarian meal at one of the local cafes.

A Michelin-starred restaurant offering modern Nordic cuisine with a focus on ingredients from Bornholm island. An exceptional dining experience for those seeking innovative flavors.

• Book your table months in advance.
• Consider the tasting menu for the full experience.

Showcasing Danish and international design, from furniture and fashion to industrial design and graphic arts. It's housed in a beautiful 18th-century Rococo building, formerly a hospital.

• Don't miss the exhibits on Danish chairs and the history of Danish design.
• The museum shop offers unique design items.

A beautiful oasis in the city center, featuring diverse plant collections, greenhouses (including the stunning Palm House), and tranquil garden areas. It's a perfect spot for a peaceful stroll.

• The Victorian-era Palm House is a highlight, especially in cooler weather.
• Pack a small picnic to enjoy among the greenery.

A 17th-century tower with a unique spiral ramp leading to panoramic views of Copenhagen. It's the oldest functioning observatory in Europe.

• The walk up is gentle, making it accessible for most.
• Look for the art exhibitions often held in the tower's halls.

A popular restaurant offering New Nordic cuisine in a cozy, rustic setting. Known for its seasonal ingredients and creative presentation.

• The set menus are a great way to experience their seasonal offerings.
• Reservations are essential.