Everything you gotta know to plan a trip to Copenhagen.
The city was officially named the UNESCO World Capital of Architecture in 2023.
The 88-room boutique hotel features bold colors, a European-style cafe, and complimentary bikes for guests.
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The charming hotel features modern Nordic design and expansive views of Kongens Nytorv from the suite balconies.
The concierge also offers plenty of V.I.P.
experiences for their guests, including cooking classes and history tours.
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Opened in 2020, the museum features several different exhibits on how other countries perceive happiness.
CopenHill
CopenHillis Copenhagen’s first ski area carefully constructed atop a waste management center for the city.
There are plenty of shops and restaurants on the grounds as well.
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With top interiors brands, this is a great under-the-radar spot to snag some memorable souvenirs.
Jgersborggade Street
This buzzy street is home to some of the best shops in Copenhagen.
you could find vintage clothing, organic produce, and 40 art galleries.
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check that to check out the ceramics boutiques, including Keramiker Inge Vincents, known for its hand-shaped porcelain.
Magasin
Prefer to do some tax-free shopping before returning to the airport?
Visit megastoreMagasin, a department store with a fashionable, vintage feel and plenty of variety.
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So, eat there while you still can.
The menu changes weekly with a focus on small producers and seasonal ingredients.
Copenhagen Airport serves over 100 destinations and is the biggest airport in Denmark.
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You’ll encounter fewer crowds than in the peak summer months, but can still enjoy similar temperatures.
Copenhagen in December is the primehygge(cozy) and Christmas market season.
Travelers can head to the Tivoli Gardens for a gorgeous holiday light display.
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You’ll find some of Copenhagen’s best pan-Asian and Middle Eastern restaurants here.
Vesterbro/Kdbyen:Vesterbro was once considered Copenhagen’s red light district.
Within Vesterbro, you’ll find Kdbyen, otherwise known as Copenhagen’s meatpacking district.
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Download theRejseplanen appto see public transportation schedules with minute-by-minute updates.
Taxis:Taxis are plentiful in Copenhagen.
Copenhagen is not serviced by Uber or Lyft.
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Bikes:Copenhagen is a city best explored by bike.
In fact, according to theCopenhagen Tourism website, 49 percent of locals commute to work on bikes.
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