Nordic travel guide
Copenhagen might just be the coolest of the Nordic capitals. It’s beautiful, bike-friendly, and has one of the world’s most exciting food scenes. Yep, this is the birthplace of Noma and other swanky New Nordic restaurants, but as our Copenhagen travel guide shows, you don’t have to go for the expensive options to eat like a king. Read on for tips on where to find the best cheap food, plus local advice on great places to stay, affordable Danish design and a whole load of free things to do.
Tivoli Gardens is probably Copenhagen’s most famous paid-for attraction, and the world’s third-oldest amusement park has been delighting visitors to…
There’s so much fun stuff to do within Copenhagen’s city limits but sometimes it’s nice to escape the central areas for a while…
What’s the best way to go sightseeing in Copenhagen? By bike, of course. The city is regularly ranked number one…
There are loads of guided canal tours and boat trips to enjoy in Copenhagen, and you can even rent your own boat for a bit of self-guided exploration!
Copenhagen is one of those cities that will make your wallet sigh. Prices are high compared with most other European…
Right in the middle of Copenhagen, in the neighbourhood of Christianshavn, you’ll find the alternative community of Christiania. It might…
Denmark’s stunning Louisiana Museum is included on the Copenhagen Card – DISCOVER
Have you heard horror stories of dark Scandinavian winters that never seem to end? Don’t despair! If you visit Copenhagen…
Copenhagen’s sprawling Kastrup airport is the largest and busiest airport in Scandinavia. However, arriving here can be a surprisingly nice…
Until recently most of the state-run museums in Copenhagen were completely free to visit, which made it possible to spend…
Food critics always bang on about places inspired by Noma, one of the world’s most expensive and exclusive restaurants. Spend…
Denmark is a land of castles and, if you’re visiting its capital city Copenhagen, you can easily see a few…
Regenerated Nørrebro is one of the best districts to hang out in Copenhagen. Here are 13 fun things to do when you arrive!
Legoland is one of Denmark’s biggest and best attractions, but it’s a bit out of the way! Here’s how to visit from Copenhagen.
The stereotype of Danish food being largely meat, rye bread and potatoes is still kind of true, but things are…
Learn how hippies took over a military base and how a historic working class district transformed into a hip neighborhood of entrepreneurs and artists.
See important sites of Copenhagen with a local guide. Visit royal palaces and the seat of the Danish Parliament and sail for 1 hour on a harbor cruise.
See Copenhagen through the eyes of a foodie with this rich food and culture tour. Have enough for a meal and leave your minds and tastebuds satisfied.
Get a comprehensive overview of the old town of Copenhagen. See many of the old town’s most historic sights and neighborhoods.
This fun walking tour will take you to see Copenhagen’s hippest, most creative neighbourhoods.
Explore Copenhagen like a local on this fun, three-hour bike tour. Includes a trip to see the Little Mermaid statue!
Explore pretty backstreets and visit some of Copenhagen’s big sights on this private, three-hour bike tour.
If you’re looking for a nice intro to Copenhagen but don’t have the time or budget for big, multi-day excursions, this walking tour is for you!
Some people try to see Copenhagen in a day, squeezing in as many canals, cafés and Carlsbergs as possible. But…