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Things to do in Copenhagen - Denmark

Copenhagen is the number one city in Denmark with a population of over 700,000. It is one of the top tourist destination in Europe. It is an exciting city with a plethora of things to see, like the Famous Tivoli Garden, The Little Mermaid, The Nyhavn and lots more.

  • Tivoli Gardens

    Founded in 1843, Tivoli Gardens is located at the rear of the city hall in Copenhagen. There are so many things to do for visitors seeking fun. The Tivoli Gardens was designed in a way it is suitable for every age group. There are restaurants and bistros for wining and dining.

    On other times you experience the nostalgia of Danish music. The Tivoli Gardens is open during summer and winter so this helps for easier planning for visitors. The Tivoli Gardens is said to be the oldest amusement park in Europe.

    Tivoli Gardens Skip-the-Line Entry Ticket

  • Amalienborg Palace

    The Palace was constructed in the 1700s and is one of the magical works of Rococo Architecture.

    The Amalienborg Palace is the official residence of the Royal Family. It includes a museum that gives insights on the life of past and present monarchs. At the center of the Palace square is the beautifully sculpted statue of King Fredrik V.

    Amalienborg is known for the Den Kongelige Livgarde the royal guard of the palace. At noon, you can experience the changing of the guards. It is quite a fascinating experience as cited by different visitors to the palace. It is a suitable location for anyone looking to see what the life of royal families look like from within.

    Sightseeing and Canal Tour

  • The Nyhavn

    If you are searching for 18th Century monuments, then take a trip to the Nyhavn. It is a very popular spot for locals and tourists. Originally it was a commercial port where ships from around the world would dock to offload and load goods, but these days it is a place for relaxation and have a taste of the local cuisine. The Nyhavn is also a crucial place for visitors who want to interact with locals.

    Canal Cruise from Nyhavn

  • The Little Mermaid

    Located at the Landelinje Pier is the famous sculpture of The Little Mermaid. It was unveiled on 23 August 1913 as a gift from Danish brewer Carl Jocobsen to the city of Copenhagen. Ellen Price a ballerina was the inspiration behind the sculpture, however Ellen Price declined to pose nude as a muse for sculptor Edward Eriksen. The sculptor eventually choose Eline Eriksen his wife, to posed for the sculpture of The Little Mermaid. It should be noted that the major and foremost inspiration for The Little Mermaid was the fairy tale from iconic children’s storyteller Hans Christian Anderson. The Little Mermaid is sometimes a victim of vandalism but it is quietly restored to its original state. It is one of the highly rated spots for tourists.

    Private Walking Tour

  • The National Museum

    This elegant Museum features exhibitions from different times in Danish history from the stone age to modern times. It has a large ethnographic collection but the most fascinating thing about the National museum is the well-preserved remains of the Huldremose Woman which dates back to the first century.

    Copenhagen City Card

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