The one thing that symbolizes Copenhagen more than anything - The Little Mermaid.
Amalienborg is a real royal castle although it doesn't have towers and spires. Read more.
Copenhagen's former hay market when the town hall was at Gammeltorv/Nytorv. The western end of Strøget starts here. Lots of bus routes intersect here, and most night buses start from here.
If you've been to Copenhagen and you haven't visited Tivoli yet then you owe yourself to see this marvelous land.
Visit this place for a spectacular view of the city from high above. If it is a clear day, you should consider coming at sunset. It think it will be breathtaking...
If you want to visit Carlsberg, go to the www.visitcarlsberg.dk website - click on "More info" to go there... Read more.
This is one of Denmark's most famous department stores. Going shopping here will definitely be quite an experience, as it has world-class stores for children, women, and men.
It's the biggest shopping mall in Denmark, so you're bound to find a little bit of everything here. There's no cinema though... :(
Nice and kind staffers. go for the Viking ship ride, quite amusing. Lot of junk food in the cafeteria, also a restaurant (which I didn't try). While sailing, look for a zillion jellyfishes,
It takes less than 15 minutes to city center of Copenhagen by Metro from terminal 3
This is the area in Copenhagen that rocks the most. Istedgade as the main street becomes interesting once you gets past the porn shops near the train station...
Home to the Danish parliament, Folketinget. The island was originally 3 islands and was the original location ohe 2 previous castles burned down and can be visited in the basement - take a tour. Read more.
Best place for electronic music in Copenhagen. Check out the What Happens and Big Red Button events!
Time for sunbathing? Head to this sheltered lagoon with sandy beaches to enjoy the festival atmosphere during the summer with cafés and bars.
