Churchill Park, located on the northern outskirts of the city, is one of the largest and most beautiful parks in Copenhagen. It st …
Copenhagen Botanical Garden is located in the heart of the Danish capital. It was founded in 1600 by decree of King Christian IV, …
Frederiksberg Park, located in the eponymous commune of Copenhagen near the metro station of the same name and a few kilometers fr …
Amaliehaven - Amalia Garden - was created in 1983 and named after the nearby royal residence of Amalienborg. It was designed by Be …
Enghave Park, located in the Westerbro area, is one of the popular holiday destinations. The park was laid in the late 1920s and d …
Copenhagen is home to one of Europe’s most fascinating and impressive parks, Tivoli Park. The park complex impresses with its size …
The island of Langelan attracts with its picturesque views and peaceful lifestyle. Local residents are engaged in agriculture and …
Castellet Fortress, shaped like a pentagonal star and built in the seventeenth century, is one of the most fortified and powerful …
The New Royal Square or Congens Nutorv is Copenhagen’s main and largest square. It was built over three hundred years ago. Congens …
One of the most recognizable religious buildings of Denmark is the Lutheran church in honor of the famous theologian, philosopher …
On the outskirts of Copenhagen is a castle called Rosenborg. The history of the castle begins in 1606 - then a park area was found …
The main Protestant temple of Copenhagen is the Church of Christ the Savior. It was built in 1682 on the initiative of King Christ …
The monument to King Frederick VI is located in one of the largest parks in Copenhagen - the Fredericksberg Garden, which takes it …
In Copenhagen is one of the main attractions of Denmark - the royal palace of Amalienborg. It is the official residence and reside …
Charlottenborg Palace is located in the central part of Copenhagen and is one of the residences of the royal family. It was built …
Frederick’s Church in Copenhagen is also known as the Marble Church. It was commissioned by Frederick V, who wanted to commemorate …
The name of this wonderful place translates as "New Harbor". Once there were many cereal establishments - especially for resting s …
It is one of two monuments to the Great Storyteller in the Danish capital. Monument on Roratushnaya Square - the creation of sculp …
In the town of Hileröd is located Fredericksborg Castle. The castle preceding Fredericksborg was built in 1560 by King Frederick I …
Town Hall Square is located in the heart of Copenhagen, in front of the city hall. It is the most popular place for various events …
Those who prefer such a type of holiday as shopping to excursions to historical places should definitely visit the Fisketorvet sho …
Trekroner Fortress is one of three sea fortresses that were built on islands located near the entrance to the city port. All have …
Most Copenhagen guides and descriptions refer to Streget Street, which does not actually exist on the city map. This is the name o …
A beautiful fountain with the sculpture “The bull tearing the dragon” was installed on the town hall square in 1904. Architects Or …
In 1648, King Frederick III founded the Royal Library, which included the entire collection of European literature in Copenhagen. …
On the eastern shore of Lake Esrum is Fredensborg Palace. It is the spring and autumn residence of the Danish royal family. The na …
The monument to the founder of Copenhagen – Bishop Absalon – was erected in the square near the Church of St. Nicholas in 1902. Th …
Christiansborg Castle is the residence of the Danish royal family. It is located on the Royal Island of Slotsholmen, separated fro …
Nyhavn Harbour, or New Harbour, is one of the interesting and very picturesque areas of Copenhagen. The building here is very dens …
The University Library of Copenhagen is one of the largest and oldest libraries not only in Scandinavia but all over the world. A …
Gammel Strand in Copenhagen is often called the Old Quay. It runs in the central part of the city along the Slotsholmens Canal. In …
The oldest building in central Copenhagen is the Catholic Church of St. Peter. Built in the middle of the XV century, it is the pa …
The former royal residence of Christiansborg (burned down in 1884, only the palace church survived and the art gallery was saved). …
In Copenhagen, there is a monument to the most dramatic character from Anderson's fairy tales - the Little Mermaid. The monument i …
The oldest fountain in Copenhagen is located in the Old Square and bears the poetic name "Fountain of Mercy". It was built at the …
The Stork Fountain appeared in Copenhagen relatively recently - it was installed on Amagertorv Square in 1894. On the occasion of …
In the heart of Copenhagen, next to the famous Marble Church is the Church of Alexander Nevsky. Made in the traditional Russian st …
One of the oldest universities in Northern Europe is located in Copenhagen. Today, the University of Copenhagen is the largest edu …
One of the most interesting natural attractions of Denmark is the white cliffs of Möns Klint, stretching for several kilometers al …
Now that you are in Copenhagen, welcome! From now on you are an honorary islander, for Copenhagen is located on the island of Shel …
Visiting Copenhagen – and not visiting Rosenborg Castle, the royal “dacha” located in the center of the capital – is a big omissio …
“A man must be steadfast as a tin soldier, faithful as Gerda, fearless as a soldier in the fairy tale Fire, and innocent as a boy …
Individual and group excursions, with a licensed guide in Copenhagen. It's your first time in Denmark. Where to start, w …
Copenhagen is a living contrast of history and modernity, the cozy capital of Denmark with royal palaces, narrow canals and Scandinavian design. The city carefully preserves the old quarters and at the same time sets trends in architecture, gastronomy and urbanism. Walks here are filled with a “hygge” atmosphere: from quiet promenades to noisy squares, where locals and guests feel equally comfortable.
The handmade sights of Copenhagen amaze with diversity: Amalienborg Palace and the Changing of the Guard, the majestic Rosenborg Castle with a treasury, the Christiansborg residence on the island of Slotsholmen and the Charlottenborg Palace. You can not ignore Tivoli - the legendary amusement park, the Nyhavn embankment with colorful houses and the monument to the Little Mermaid in the port. Among the architectural accents are the Kerntwig Church, the Church of the Savior with a screw tower, the Royal Library “Black Diamond”, and the pedestrian Streget Street and the Town Hall Square are the centers of urban life.
Natural attractions and green corners create a pleasant balance: the botanical garden in the center, the parks of Fredericksberg, Churchill and Enghave for walks and picnics, and the Amaliehaven near the palace adds a sea flavor. The surroundings are invited to the islands and coasts - the island of Langeland with picturesque views and quiet life, the famous white cliffs of Möns Clint and the country palaces of Frederiksborg and Fredensborg near lakes and parks. The canals, promenades and suburbs offer itineraries for hiking and cycling with sea views and historic facades.
On our website you can see all the sights of Copenhagen on an interactive map, read brief and informative descriptions of each place and build a convenient route. Filters will help you choose your interests – architecture, parks, museums or family holidays – and the route planner will take into account the time for crossings and transport. It is so easy to plan a day in the city, mark points on the map and keep the optimal route for a walk or a bike ride.
You can explore Copenhagen on your own, following ready-made itineraries and tips for the best time to visit, or book guided tours with local guides who will reveal history, legends and secret places. Guides will help to make the tour lively: talk about royal intrigues, architectural details and recommend authentic cafes and restaurants. This format is suitable for those who want to better understand the city and see it through the eyes of the locals.
Come to Copenhagen to personally discover its sights and feel the atmosphere of the northern capital. Plan your itineraries ahead of time or improvise on site – the city is ready to surprise again and again. Discover what to see in Copenhagen and let each walk be a small discovery.
