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With a rich, multi-cultural population of 1.1 million, Copenhagen has an international vibe and multiple facets that will appeal to all interests.
At the centre of the city is the district of Indre By (the inner city), bounded by parkland and a myriad of lakes, canals and waterways.
This is the historical heart of Copenhagen jam-packed with medieval buildings, colourful harbours, narrow cobbled streets and royal palaces. Visitor attractions including the royal residence of Amalienborg, the City Hall, Rosenburg Castle and the National Museum can be found here.
Across the water from Indre By is the island of Christianshavn, the bohemian quarter. Founded in 1617 as a merchant town and later a fortified settlement, the district is today the self-proclaimed ‘free city, Christiania’ with a population of over 1,000 people. This is one of Copenhagen’s primary tourist attractions with visitors lured to the island by the individually designed, homemade houses, avant-garde community and cafés.
For the outdoor enthusiast, Copenhagen has much to offer. Visitors can cycle along picturesque canals, joining 36% of the population; swim in the harbours or kayak in the sound. Tivoli, the second oldest theme park in the world, in the inner city is an oasis with romantic gardens, visionary architecture and thrilling rides – perfect for all of the family. Throughout the year, Tivoli, the most popular attraction in Scandinavia also has musical and theatre performances, special exhibitions and events.
It is not possible to describe Copenhagen without mentioning Nordic cuisine. From delicious fresh seafood, open sandwiches, ice cream and sweet pastries to the 13 Michelin starred restaurants including Noma - the three times world number one and mould-breaking restaurant – the Danish capital is a gastronomic world-leader. A taste for all senses.
Kronborg Castle was immortalised in William Shakespeare’s Hamlet as Elsinore and has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Frederiksborg Castle, is located c.40-minutes north of Copenhagen by train in the town of Hillerod. The castle houses national portrait collections and has a Renaissance garden.
Roskilde, the former capital of Denmark, is renowned for its Cathedral and for the Viking Ship Museum. Roskilde is c.25 minutes by train from Copenhagen.
Louisiana is an international museum of Modern Art with over 3000 permanent works of art. Pieces by Picasso, Giacometti, Dubuffet, Yves Klein, Andy Warhol, Rauschenberg, Henry Moore, Louise Bourgeois, Philip Guston, Morris Louis, Jorn, Baselitz, Polke, Kiefer, and Per Kirkeby are all on display. The museum is located c.35 minutes north of Copenhagen by train.
Malmö, Sweden’s third largest city is located across the Öresund Bridge from Copenhagen. Spend the day exploring the historic centre of the city including the Lilla Torg square, Malmö Castle and the Western Harbour.
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Rosenborg Castle, Copenhagen, Denmark
Statue of Hans Christian Andersen, Copenhagen, Denmark
Little Mermaid statue, Copenhagen
Christianshavn, Copenhagen, Denmark
Market, Copenhagen, Denmark
Copenhagen, Denmark
Round Tower, Copenhagen, Denmark
Rosenborg Castle, Copenhagen, Denmark
Rosenborg Castle, Copenhagen, Denmark
Grabrodretorv Square, Copenhagen
Departing between Oct 5th 2024 & Nov 3rd 2024
2 Adults
Bed & Breakfast
London Heathrow Airport
3 Nights
Departing between Oct 5th 2024 & Nov 3rd 2024
2 Adults
Bed & Breakfast
London Heathrow Airport
3 Nights
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