Guide to the best experiences in Copenhagen

Nyhavn, Copenhagen's port pearl, which stretches from Kongens Nytorv Square and all the way along the canal. Here you find a lot of interesting small restaurants, historic buildings and a museum and veteran ship port, which only opens to visitors. Nyhavn is full of life and is the Danish favorite meeting place on warm summer days when the port bustles with activity.

There are numerous good restaurants in Copenhagen, but which ones should you choose when you are a tourist in the city and looking for the best gourmet experiences? Fortunately, Copenhagen has something for everyone and at any price level. We have tested the restaurants for you and here are our favorites

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Copenhagen also offers many magical experiences in December. Christmas markets are a big part of the traditions in Copenhagen, and it is a sought-after gathering point for locals and tourists. In our guide, you can read about Christmas markets in:

• Tivoli
• Copenhagen Zoo
• Nyhavn
• At Kongens Nytorv

Copenhagen has a lot to offer beyond the more traditional experiences such as museums and café visits. If you are looking for something different, you can visit the Cisterns or Assistens Cemetery.

You can also take a tour of Nordisk Film or visit one of Copenhagen's many hidden parks. There are plenty of opportunities to get a different and exciting experience in Copenhagen.

If you are looking for romantic experiences in Copenhagen, you have come to the right place. The city is filled with charming and romantic places that will give you and your partner an experience of a lifetime.

You can read more about:

• Romantic experiences outside
• Classic romantic experiences
• Different romantic experiences
• Romantic dinner for two

Copenhagen is known for its cultural diversity and has a wide range of cultural experiences waiting for you. There are many museums that explore everything from history to art, theater, and music.

You can read more about:

• Glyptoteket
• Amalienborg Palace
• The Royal Danish Playhouse
• Marble Church

Amalienborg, the queen´s official residence, comprises four almost identical baroque palaces encasing a large octagon square. From Saly’s famous horseman at the square´s centre you have a free view of Amaliehaven and the waterfront at one end. and Frederikskirken (Marmorchurch) at the other.

Kongens Nytorv Square is at the end of the street up towards Nyhavn and is surrounded by beautiful old mansions - including the magnificent Royal Theatre. The recent excavation of the city's subway has found many interesting local history treasures. In the middle stands the equestrian statue of King Christian the 5th and every spring it is tradition for the new student’s to celebrate the day by dancing around the statue.