2025 Copenhagen Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in December)

#falladventures Copenhagen is one of those cities that doesn’t try to impress; it simply lives its simplicity in the most beautiful way. Streets without chaos, smiles without hurry, and a breeze that smells of the sea and cinnamon. This is Europe’s greenest capital, where even the Prime Minister bikes to work. A city with spotlessly clean metro stations, whisper-quiet trains, and patient people. A place where centuries-old architecture and cutting-edge design hold hands. Did you know Denmark has both the oldest continuously operating monarchy in Europe and one of the most progressive societies when it comes to equality and sustainability? In every corner of Copenhagen you feel the famous hygge philosophy: that elusive blend of warmth, calm, and everyday joy. Whether you’re sitting by a canal with a coffee, strolling past boats, or wandering hidden streets lined with colorful façades; everything radiates simple happiness. What to See in Copenhagen in One Day – Top Attractions If you only have 24 hours, here’s the ideal route to capture the true soul of Copenhagen (on foot + bike or public transport, about 12–14 km of easy walking/cycling): 1. Nyhavn (9:00–10:00 AM) The iconic 17th-century colorful canal. Grab a morning coffee by the water, snap photos of the boats, and soak in the golden light. Copenhagen’s most famous postcard. 2. Kongens Nytorv → Amalienborg Palace (10:00–11:00 AM) Walk to the grand square and then to Amalienborg, the royal family’s residence. Catch the changing of the guard at noon (daily at 12:00 PM) if your timing works. 3. The Marble Church (Frederik’s Church) (11:00–11:15 AM) Right next to the palace, with a massive dome inspired by St. Peter’s in Rome. Free entry; the view from the top (paid) is spectacular. 4. The Little Mermaid (11:30–11:45 AM) Yes, it’s touristy. Yes, she’s tiny. But it’s a must-see. Ten minutes for photos and move on. 5. Kastellet & Churchill Park (11:45 AM–12:30 PM) Stunning star-shaped fortress and one of Europe’s most photogenic green spaces. Perfect for a peaceful walk and pure hygge vibes. 6. Tivoli Gardens (1:00–4:30 PM – lunch + fun) The world’s second-oldest amusement park (opened 1843). Entry ~145 DKK (~$21 USD). Even if you don’t ride the coasters, the gardens, restaurants, and atmosphere are magical. Have lunch here (lots of great options). 7. City Hall Square (Rådhuspladsen) & Strøget (4:30–5:30 PM) Walk through the bustling heart of the city and Europe’s longest pedestrian street. Great for people-watching and quick shopping. 8. Round Tower (Rundetårn) (5:30–6:15 PM) Climb the unique spiral ramp (no stairs!) for panoramic views over the old city rooftops. One of the best lookouts in town. 9. Rosenborg Castle & King’s Garden (6:15–7:15 PM – golden hour) Beautiful Renaissance castle surrounded by the prettiest public park in Copenhagen. Perfect for sunset photos and relaxing on the grass. 10. Torvehallerne Food Market or a canal-side dinner (7:30 PM onward) End your day with smørrebrød (open-faced sandwiches), craft beer, or fresh seafood at Torvehallerne, or have a cozy dinner along one of the canals (try Nyhavn again at night; it’s gorgeous when lit up).

The Black Diamond: Copenhagen’s Waterfront Library Gem 🇩🇰📚✨ Sitting gracefully on the edge of Copenhagen’s harbor, the Black Diamond is the striking modern extension of the Royal Danish Library. Its sleek black granite façade reflects the water and sky, making it look as if the building is floating above the harbor 🌊🖤. By day, sunlight glimmers off its surfaces; by night, it’s a luminous beacon along the waterfront. ⸻ 🌟 Highlights 🏛️ Modern & Historical Fusion While the Black Diamond is contemporary and minimalist, it connects to Denmark’s historic library collections, blending centuries of knowledge with cutting-edge design 📖✨. 🌉 Architectural Marvel The floating glass atrium, angular design, and reflective black exterior make it a masterpiece of modern Scandinavian architecture. Inside, wide staircases, airy reading rooms, and dramatic lighting invite quiet reflection 🌟. 🎨 Exhibitions & Cultural Spaces Rotating exhibitions, art displays, and cultural events fill the library with life. From rare manuscripts to contemporary art, it’s a haven for the curious mind 🖼️🕯️. ☕ Harbor Café & Views The library’s café overlooks the water, perfect for a coffee or light snack while watching boats drift by 🚤☕. 📸 Photo-Friendly Design Every angle is picture-perfect: the mirrored surfaces, floating atrium, and reflections of Copenhagen’s skyline make it a favorite for photographers and architecture enthusiasts alike 📷🌌. ⸻ 🌙 The Vibe The Black Diamond feels like a meeting point of history and modernity. Quiet, contemplative, and elegant, it’s the kind of place where you can lose yourself in a book, wander through exhibitions, or simply admire the serene harbor views 🌊📚✨. It’s not just a library — it’s an experience, a cultural landmark, and one of Copenhagen’s most iconic symbols of learning and design ❤️🇩🇰. #denmark #copenhagen #library

🗓️September 19, 2025 - September 29, 2025 I traveled to six cities in four countries over 11 days and nine nights! Since I was only planning to stay at a hotel this time, I narrowed down my search based on convenient location, affordability, and bathroom facilities (cleanliness, water-resistant floors, etc.). Single beds in Scandinavia are all narrow. lol All my reservations were room-only. (The hotel in Stockholm included free breakfast.) 🏨 Scandic Helsinki Aviacongress 📍Vantaa, Finland🇫🇮 (Around Helsinki Airport) Since my first day's plan was to arrive in Helsinki and visit the sauna I had reserved, and I was leaving for Copenhagen early the next morning, I found a hotel near the airport and stayed here. The hotel offers a free shuttle bus to and from the airport, running from early in the morning. Although it's far from downtown Helsinki, there's a bus stop near the hotel, which I used to get to the city. The room was clean and spacious. The price was reasonable, so I recommend it to anyone with a similar schedule. 🏨 Copenhagen Island Hotel 📍Copenhagen, Denmark🇩🇰 Hotel prices in Copenhagen were generally higher than in other cities, perhaps because it was a Saturday or perhaps just because. I planned to take the bus to Stockholm the next day, so I chose this hotel, which was nearby the bus terminal and reasonably priced. The hotel was close to the station and bus stop, and it was only one stop to Central Station, so travel was easy. I only passed through it on my way to the station because I didn't have much time, but there's a shopping mall next to the hotel. The room was clean and tidy. 🏨 Queen's Hotel by First Hotels 📍Stockholm, Sweden🇸🇪 I searched for a budget hotel close to Stockholm Central Station. I was a little worried because it seemed a bit far to walk from the station and the hotel seemed a little old, but I booked it anyway, thinking it would be fine since I was only staying there for one night. As it turned out, it was perfectly within walking distance even with a carry-on bag, and the roads weren't too bumpy, so I got around without any issues. The room was simple but clean, with plenty of space to spread out my luggage. The elevator was an old-fashioned manual elevator, which added to the European feel. I also appreciated the free breakfast included. 🏨 Ivalo River Camping 📍Ivalo, Finland🇫🇮 During my three-day aurora viewing trip, I wanted to stay at an aurora hut on the last day, so I wanted to keep costs as low as possible for the first two nights. I chose this hotel because it had good reviews. I'd never stayed in a cottage before, and I was a little worried about what the shared facilities would be like, since the toilets and showers were outside the cottage. However, they were very well maintained and I had no problems using them. As noted on the reservation page, bed linens and towels are charged separately from the accommodation fee, so be aware of that. (€12/person - pricey!) There's also a laundry room with a washing machine and dryer, so I was able to do my laundry. (€15/3 hours - I brought my own, so I didn't use it, but detergent and other items were available.) Unfortunately, the weather was bad the night I stayed, and I couldn't see the aurora, but there was a river across the road in front, and I was able to relax and enjoy the beautiful sunset. 🏨 Holiday Village Inari 📍Inari, Finland🇫🇮 I booked this Aurora Hut, which I'd always wanted to stay at. The rooms face Lake Inari, are spacious, and have a luxurious atmosphere. There are also supermarkets and souvenir shops nearby. The room was fully stocked with cutlery and other amenities, which was convenient when eating food from the supermarket. I needed to call the staff to confirm something about a tour I'd booked personally, and they were very accommodating. Our aurora tour the day before was canceled and we had to reschedule our stay here, so we didn't have much time to relax in our room. However, when we returned from the aurora tour, the aurora was in full bloom, and we were able to see it from our room. It was truly a dreamlike experience! 🥹🤍 🏨 Scandic Simonkenttä 📍Helsinki, Finland 🇫🇮 It's located right behind Kamppi Chapel. It's directly connected to Kamppi Station, but you can also walk to Helsinki Central Station. The tram stops right in front of the hotel, so it was convenient for getting to the ferry terminal in one go when going to Tallinn. Kamppi Station is home to Kamppi Center, a large shopping mall with a Marimekko store and a supermarket. The supermarket was open fairly late, which was helpful since I was short on time. There is also a 24-hour supermarket closer to the central station. The hotel is in a great location, making it easy to get to anywhere, so I highly recommend it for sightseeing in Helsinki. The room was also stylish and cute, with a Nordic feel. #hotel #finland #helsinki #aurora #denmark #copenhagen #sweden #stockholm #nordic #nordictravel #europetrip #europetrip

🗓️September 19, 2025 - September 29, 2025 I traveled to six cities in four countries over 11 days and nine nights! This time, I traveled to Finland to see the Northern Lights, and I made this itinerary based on travel costs and time spent in neighboring countries. I wanted to visit so many places, and it was a pretty hectic schedule, so if you have the time, I recommend staying at least one more night in each location! There were so many different transportation options that it was hard to decide, so I hope this is helpful for those planning to travel. 🫶 I'll post more details in the future. 🌏📍🕊️ Places I've Visited [Finland🇫🇮] Helsinki, Inari (Ivalo), Rovaniemi [Denmark🇩🇰] Copenhagen [Sweden🇸🇪] Stockholm [Estonia🇪🇪] Tallinn #0YenTravel2025Autumn #Finland #Helsinki #Aurora #Denmark #Copenhagen #Sweden #Stockholm #Estonia #Tallinn #Nordic #EuropeTrip #EuropeTrip

In the summer of 2025, I traveled around four countries: Hungary, Denmark, Austria, and the Czech Republic. ✈️ I traveled with just one backpack, and my total cost came to about ¥248,700! This included airfare, buses, accommodations, meals, and all the activities. While Europe has a reputation for being expensive, with a little ingenuity, it was surprisingly affordable. 🧳✨ On this trip, I tried out a few tips to save money while still enjoying my trip: - Utilizing overnight buses for both transportation and accommodation - Focusing on cost-effective hotels, I focused on dormitories - Making good use of 24-hour passes at tourist spots While I regret some unnecessary expenses (like mistaking tickets and coin locker fees), it was still a great experience. Next time, I want to travel more efficiently and with more time to spare. ✈️✨ #Backpacking #EuropeTrip #EuropeTrip #TravelExpenses #SoloTravel

Denmark. Copenhagen｜@lillebakery I took a bus specifically to visit Lille Bakery, a spot beloved even by locals. This bakery is renowned for its use of local organic ingredients and partnerships with like-minded farms. The breakfast menu isn't extensive, with prices ranging from 38–95 DKK. If you're looking for something simple, you can also order just a piece of bread. After much deliberation, I finally chose the Egg on Toast paired with a pot of Herbal Tea. The sourdough bread was topped with finely scrambled eggs, with a layer of slightly tangy sauce (probably a special mayonnaise?) in between. The aroma and texture were perfectly balanced. Before leaving, I couldn't resist the flavors here and ended up taking a small loaf of bread to go. *** After your meal, I recommend renting a bike and cycling to the nearby NOMA—it's absolutely stunning! 🔰 Egg on toast 95DKK 🔰 Herbal tea 35DKK / 𝗶𝗻𝗳𝗼𝗿𝗺𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻 / ✅ Lille Bakery 📍 Address: Refshalevej 213B, 1432 København, Denmark ⏰ Opening hours: 08:00–17:00 (Closed on Mondays and Tuesdays)

① NYHAVN The canal-side streets lined with colorful buildings are a symbol of Copenhagen. Lined with cafes and restaurants, they're perfect for strolls and boat cruises. 🌈🚤 ② ACCORD A must-see for music lovers, this is Denmark's largest used record shop. With a wide selection of genres, you might even find a bargain or a rare record. 🎶 A treasure-hunting spot for record lovers. ③ STUDIO ARHOJ A general store filled with playful Scandinavian design. The colorful and adorable ceramic "Ghosts" are especially popular! There are so many adorable items you'll want to take home with you. 👻✨ ④ VAFFELBAGEREN NYHAVN A hugely popular waffle and ice cream shop in Nyhavn. This hearty treat, featuring freshly baked waffles topped with a generous amount of ice cream, is the perfect treat between sightseeing trips. 🍦🧇 ⑤ HAY HOUSE The flagship store of Danish design brand HAY. From furniture to stationery, this is a must-see spot for interior design lovers, offering simple, functional, and sophisticated items. 🛋️✨ ⑥ LEGO STORE This official store in Denmark, the birthplace of LEGO, is a must-visit. With a lineup of giant LEGO creations and exclusive items, it's an exciting space that will captivate both adults and children. 🧩🏰 #copenhagen #Copenhagen #Denmark #EuropeTravel #Scandinavian

This time, we visited Tivoli Gardens in Copenhagen, Denmark, and it was truly an unforgettable experience. Tivoli is known as one of the oldest amusement parks in the world, yet the park is clean and the attractions are fun. You can hardly feel the passage of time here. The park offers rides and attractions suitable for both adults and children, as well as a variety of themed restaurants. One of the most delightful surprises was the Asian-inspired Wagamama restaurant, where we could satisfy our cravings. During an overseas trip, enjoying a steaming bowl of ramen or curry rice brings a sense of pure happiness. As for ticket prices, there’s a little trick to save money. If parents want to cut costs, one can purchase just an entry ticket while the other buys a full-access ticket, allowing them to take turns accompanying the kids. However, note that children must have a full-access ticket to enjoy all the rides. This arrangement not only saves money but also ensures the kids can fully enjoy their time. What surprised us the most was that even during the summer holiday season, the park wasn’t as crowded as we expected. Most attractions had a wait time of less than 10 minutes. From the moment we entered, the kids were thrilled and could play non-stop until closing time. As night fell, there were live music performances in the park, creating a lively yet cozy atmosphere that added even more memories to our trip. Ultimately, the charm of Tivoli isn’t just about the rides or the food—it’s about seeing the pure joy on the children’s faces. As long as the kids are happy, visiting 100 times would never get old.

Copenhagen boasts not only the mermaid statue from Hans Christian Andersen's fairy tales and the bustling Nyhavn canal district, but also a hidden gem that's worth a moment's pause: Grundtvigs Kirke (Organ Church). Known as the "Organ Church" for its spectacular and unique exterior, Grundtvigs Kirke offers a truly Danish experience of tranquility and freedom, tucked away from the hustle and bustle of the city and nestled among local residents. 🌟Highlights If you're tired of the city's crowded streets and the throngs of tourists at popular attractions, Grundtvigs Kirke is a hidden gem I highly recommend. With fewer tourists, it's a relaxing place to take photos and explore, both indoors and outdoors. There's no waiting time and no interruptions, making it a perfect spot for those who enjoy slow travel or photography. 📸Recommended Organ Churches Grundtvigs Kirke - Address: På Bjerget 14B, 2400 København NV, Denmark - Opening Hours: - September 18th - 25th: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM (Closed Tuesdays and Thursdays; Mondays 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM; Wednesdays 11:30 AM - 2:00 PM; Fridays closed; Saturdays 12:30 PM - 4:00 PM) - September 26th - 27th: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM (Friday-Saturday) - September 28th: ​​12:30 PM - 4:00 PM (Sunday) The church's unique brickwork embodies Danish church aesthetics with a modern touch. Photographing it from any angle creates a solemn atmosphere without feeling overwhelming. Surrounded by residential buildings, the quiet neighborhood pace allows you to laze on the church steps and immerse yourself in the everyday life of Copenhagen. Upon entering, the church's spacious and airy interior, flooded with light through the windows, invites a moment of tranquility. Without the clamor of tourists, you can carefully examine the details on the walls and the magnificent organ, creating a perfect social media experience that captures the tranquility of Danish life. Tips: Although the Organ Church is a bit out of the city center, it's easily accessible by metro or bus (we recommend taking the metro to Bispebjerg Station, which is about a 10-minute walk). The church's opening hours can be a bit complex, so check the weekly hours and avoid Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays, as they are completely closed. It's also recommended to visit in the morning or midday for the best light and more leisure time. Food Recommendations: After visiting the church, stop by Café Blå, a small local café near Bispebjerg Station. They serve traditional Danish pastries and pour-over coffee, and the outdoor seating is perfect for taking photos and relaxing. Alternatively, you can head back to the city center for a Smørrebrød sandwich, a must-try in Denmark. Getting There From Copenhagen city center, take the M3 (Cityringen) metro station to Bispebjerg, which is a 10-minute walk. Alternatively, take bus number 6A and get off at Bispebjerg Torv. It's recommended to visit during off-peak hours, avoiding weekend afternoons, to ensure the most comfortable visit. Practical Tips 1. The church's unique exterior design is perfect for wide-angle and overhead shots, making even the most casual photos with your phone a great addition. Remember to bring a tripod! 2. Please remain quiet when entering the church, and avoid overly casual clothing. 3. There are no obvious tourist attractions near the church, so simply enjoy the quiet neighborhood atmosphere and walk through it. 4. There are no guided tours on site; please research the church's history online beforehand. 5. The area around the church is safe, making it a safe place to stroll and take photos. If you've ever sought a small, undisturbed haven of tranquility in the city, the Organ Church is definitely worth a half-day experience. Travel isn't just about sights; it's about discovering beauty in the ordinary. #HiddenAttractionsInCopenhagen #DenmarkTravel #OrganChurch #SlowTravel #RecommendedEuropeanChurches

#mytraveldiary • 🏛️ Denmark’s largest library & research center • 🖤 Nickname: “Black Diamond” → modern glass façade reflecting the harbor • 📖 Houses millions of books, rare manuscripts, & exhibitions • 🎶 Concert hall + café + design shop inside • 🌊 Located on Copenhagen waterfront, great harbor views • 🚇 Metro: Christianshavn or Kongens Nytorv → short walk • 🕒 Opening hours: usually Mon–Sat (check schedule) ✨ Tip: Walk the skybridge between old & new wings → perfect photo spot 📸 #mytraveldiary #holidayitinerary #myitinerary #travel #staycation #familytravel #coupletrip

The organ church is a very famous church in Copenhagen because it is different from other churches seen in Europe, it is matched with a simple design, beige architecture, creating a very gentle feeling, any angle photographed is very beautiful The ancient organ church was built in honor of a famous theologian of the 18th century. The inside of the church is housed with two very large organs. Even its church looks like an organ. It is a fusion of Renaissance style. It can be said to be one of the last churches in Europe Organ Church #September Good Places 2025

I visited a shop called 'Antik K' in Copenhagen, Denmark! The store is filled with beautiful vintage ceramics, and it's a treasure trove for Royal Copenhagen fans! The display of Royal Copenhagen pieces even outside the shop was incredibly stylish. Items in good condition were a bit pricey, but it's a great place to carefully choose your purchases, consult with the staff, and make a well-considered selection. Their online shop is updated daily, showcasing new arrivals and sold-out items every day! You can also make online reservations and pick up your items in-store!

#holidayitinerary 🌊Copenhagen isn't just about colorful houses and bicycles, it also boasts this gleaming black diamond—the Royal Library of Denmark. 🌃Like a giant obsidian set into the canal's mouth, it reflects the sunlight on sunny days and the waves on cloudy days🌊. Pushing the door, the sea lies at the end of the bookshelves. The atrium rises eight stories, and the bookshelves extend all the way to the ceiling along the glass curtain wall, framing the sea and sky like a giant painting🖼. Second-floor window seats come with a built-in "sea view table." On sunny days, the tabletop looks like it's covered in diamonds. When it rains, it transforms into a frosted glass filter, creating a vibrant learning atmosphere. 📍Address: Søren Kierkegaards Plads 1, 1221 København K, Denmark ⏰Opening Hours: Monday to Friday: 8:00 AM - 9:00 PM (September to June); 8:00 AM - 7:00 PM (July to August); Saturday: 9:00 AM - 7:00 PM; Sunday: Closed 🎫Admission: Some exhibitions are free; tickets are required for the Queen's Hall and special exhibitions 🚌Transportation: Walk 5 minutes from Christianshavn Metro Station or take Bus 1A/2A to Christiansborg

Tivoli Gardens in Copenhagen, Denmark, is a world-famous, historic amusement park that opened in 1843. Located in the city center, the lush greenery of the park has a charming, retro atmosphere that is enjoyable for both adults and children. The park is home to classic attractions such as thrilling roller coasters, a Ferris wheel, and a merry-go-round, and its seasonal events and fireworks shows are also popular. The park is lit up at night, creating a magical atmosphere that makes simply strolling around a special experience. It also offers a wide selection of gourmet and snack options unique to Scandinavia, including traditional Danish cuisine and Tivoli's famous sweets. There are also many souvenir shops, where you can find the perfect memento of your visit. Tivoli Gardens, where history and fun coexist, is a recommended highlight of any Copenhagen sightseeing trip. #summerthemepark

Hay House, located in Copenhagen, is a modern and stylish interior brand store where you can find chic design items and furniture ❤️ ✅ A wide variety of stylish and practical design products ✅ Spacious and pleasant store environment ✅ Friendly staff service ✅ Equipped with a café and relaxation area If you're looking for stylish interior items in Copenhagen, I highly recommend visiting Hay House!

Before my 7pm flight back home, I spent about eight hours taking a quick city walk. I didn't go inside any of the museums or the royal palace; I enjoyed just looking at it from the outside. I even took the sea bus for part of the trip. You can use the local Danish app, Rejsekort, to pay for your fare. When getting on and off the bus (or boat), you need to check in with your phone to reserve a seat and register within the app. The fare is calculated based on your starting and ending points, and the payment is made directly to your linked card. I truly found Copenhagen's urban architecture breathtaking. It boasts both traditional and modern architecture, and there are cherry blossoms to admire in the park. It's very comfortable. However, the high prices for food and beverages can be a bit of a pain in the wallet. #Denmark #Copenhagen

Day 1: Arrival in Copenhagen, stroll through City Hall Square and Strøget shopping street → Enjoy the night view of Tivoli Gardens Day 2: Walk along Nyhavn Canal → Visit the Little Mermaid statue, Amalienborg Palace → Tour Rosenborg Castle Day 3: Explore the Design Museum and Louisiana Museum of Modern Art → Savor street food at Paper Island Day 4: Breakfast at Torvehallerne Food Market → Souvenir shopping before departure This itinerary offers a relaxed experience of a city where classic and modern design blend seamlessly with Nordic charm.

H A N S Coffee in Copenhagen is a cozy and homey cafe with a limited number of seats, making it a cozy and relaxing place to stop by. This cafe is known for its delicious coffee, especially its carefully brewed flat whites and lattes. They also offer freshly baked croissants and pastries, crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. Many people commend them as some of the best croissants in the city. The staff are friendly, attentive, and friendly. It's a great place to stop for a coffee, a snack, and enjoy the local Copenhagen atmosphere. If you've been there and have a particular favorite, please feel free to drop by and discuss. For those still undecided, I highly recommend it—it's a great value! 🕰️ Open: Everyday 7:30 AM - 5:00 PM #TravelTalk

Coffee Collective is a renowned cafe in Copenhagen known for its quality coffee. Its stylish, modern design and warm atmosphere make it perfect for relaxing, working, or meeting up with friends. Their coffee uses fresh beans, delivering a fruity, sweet, and smooth flavor, emphasizing a Scandinavian style. Recommended dishes include their drip coffee and espresso, which are well-balanced and not bitter. The baristas are skilled and friendly, and they're happy to recommend coffees for those who want to try something new. Every cup is carefully crafted, perfect for serious coffee lovers. Their croissants and pastries are also delicious. They have Wi-Fi and ample seating, making them a great choice for both tourists and locals. If you have a favorite menu item, please let us know. Or if you have any other similar recommendations, please let us know so we can follow your footsteps. #TravelTalk

Andersen & Maillard is a renowned cafe and bakery in Copenhagen that's a must-try for pastry and coffee lovers. A recommended menu item is their "cube croissants," filled with pistachio or cream, which some say are so delicious they'll want to return for more. They also offer other freshly baked pastries, such as pain au chocolat, brunsviger, and canelé, all topped with butter and crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. They also roast their own coffee and offer a wide selection of delicious desserts, making them a perfect match. The cafe's atmosphere is simple and minimalist, with limited seating, but the quality of their coffee and pastries is a highlight. If you're lucky enough to arrive early, you'll get to try their signature croissants before they're gone. This is perfect for bakery lovers and those looking for a relaxing cafe in Copenhagen. If you have a favorite menu item, please let us know. Or if you have any other recommendations, please let us know so we can follow your footsteps. P.S. The cafe has several branches, so choose the one that suits you best. #TravelTalk

Prolog Coffee Bar, located in Copenhagen's Meatpacking District, is a popular coffee shop known for its high-quality coffee. Professional baristas meticulously craft each cup. The shop's simple yet modern décor and limited seating create a warm atmosphere perfect for coffee lovers seeking authentic flavors. The menu focuses on smooth, mild espressos, with a mild, non-bitter taste. They offer both hot and iced coffees. They also offer takeout beans. Free Wi-Fi is available, making it convenient for those seeking high-quality coffee in Copenhagen. If you have a favorite menu item, please let us know. Or if you have any other recommendations, please let us know so we can follow your footsteps. P.S. The shop has several branches, so choose the one that suits you best. #TravelTalk

The Museum of Danish Resistance in Copenhagen tells the story of the resistance against German occupation during World War II through underground virtual experiences and various scenes depicting the hardships and determination of the Danish people. This museum offers visitors a chance to meet five key figures who played a key role in the resistance movement. Visitors can also experience printing illegal magazines, intercepting telephone calls, and decoding German secret codes, giving a sense of tension and courage. Located in Churchill Park near Kastellet Castle, the museum is easily accessible. The exhibits focus on the resistance, not just the fighting, but also the complexities of the choices made during that time, whether it was resistance, cooperation, or everyday life. The underground space in the museum creates an atmosphere that transports visitors back in time to the war. Highly recommended for history enthusiasts. 🕰️ Open: Everyday 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM #TravelTalk

The Amalienborg Palace Museum in Copenhagen is a symbol of the Danish royal family. Its four buildings encircle a majestic central square. The museum offers a glimpse into the private life and belongings of the royal family. The Fabergé Room, showcasing jewels, the lavishly decorated King Christian's Room, and the stately reception rooms. The Changing of the Guard is a highlight, and each room reflects the history and lifestyle of the royal family throughout its era. The museum is easily accessible, and we love the wheelchair-accessible design. If you've been there, and have a particular favorite room, please feel free to stop by and discuss. Highly recommended for those still undecided. It's a great value! 🕰️ Open: Everyday 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM #TravelTalk

These rows of warm yellow houses form one of Copenhagen's most unique historical districts—Nyboder. Originally built in the 17th century by the Danish king as residences for navy soldiers and their families, it has now become a retro hotspot for photography and leisurely strolls. The houses are neatly arranged with a classic Nordic style, and the sunset adds an extra charm to the scene. Visiting here feels like stepping back in time, experiencing the gentle rhythm of Copenhagen's history and urban life.

The Little Mermaid on the Langelinie waterfront is a Copenhagen icon recognized worldwide. This bronze statue of a young girl sitting sadly on a rock, inspired by Andersen's fairy tale, was unveiled in 1913. While its actual size is smaller than expected (only about a meter), it's often crowded with tourists. This must-see spot in the city lies in its simple charm and seaside atmosphere. It's easily accessible, close to Kastellet and a park, perfect for a stroll. Feel the solitude of the Little Mermaid from the original fairy tale. If you come early in the morning, there will be fewer people and better photos. While it may seem small and may seem ordinary to some, it truly captures the essence of Copenhagen. It's a landmark worth visiting at least once. #TravelTalk

Atelier September, a minimalist cafe in the heart of Copenhagen, is a popular spot among cafe lovers. Opened by Chef Frederik Bille Brahe, the interior is decorated in a simple, light, and airy Scandinavian style. With communal tables for sharing, the atmosphere invites visitors to relax and enjoy breakfast or brunch. Their signature dish is the soft avocado toast on rye bread, fragrant with spices and refreshing lemon. They also offer yogurt and granola, hard-boiled eggs with bread, pastries, and aromatic coffee. Their signature dish is fresh, seasonal ingredients, and their dishes are carefully prepared for both taste and aesthetic appeal. Perfect for those seeking a quiet, warm, and artistic atmosphere, whether you're visiting alone or with friends, this cafe is a must-visit spot for people-watching and a local experience in Copenhagen. 🕰️ Open: Everyday 7:30 AM - 6:00 PM If you have a favorite menu item, please let us know. Or if you have any other recommendations, please let us know so we can follow you. #TravelTalk

Hart Cafe, or Hart Bageri, is a renowned Copenhagen bakery, beckoning with the aroma of freshly baked bread every morning. They specialize in crispy cardamon croissants with a uniquely fragrant crust. Don't miss the cinnamon roll and chocolate pie. The cafe's warm and simple décor features wood and natural light, perfect for a relaxing coffee or a takeaway. The aroma of their Prolog blended coffee is enticing. The shop prides itself on its ingredients and organic flour fermentation process, emphasizing meticulous care in every bite. A must-try for pastry lovers. Mornings can be crowded, as locals and tourists alike often stop by to recharge. Open: Everyday 7:30 AM - 6:00 PM If you have a favorite menu item, please let us know. Or if you have any other recommendations, please let us know so we can follow your footsteps. #TravelTalk

Kalvebod Bølge on Copenhagen's waterfront is a highly recommended spot for a relaxing stroll. The undulating wooden boardwalk is fun and unique, perfect for walkers, joggers, and bikers. Along the way, there are resting spots to enjoy the view and people enjoying water sports like swimming, kayaking, and SUP. During the summer, it's bustling with locals and tourists alike, enjoying a dip, yoga on the shore, or simply enjoying a snack or coffee with friends. A sunny day is perfect for the waterfront atmosphere and modern city views, as well as a charming cafe where you can recharge. This warm, welcoming public space is perfect for all ages, whether you're visiting alone or in a group. #TravelTalk