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New Port of Copenhagen

The iconic sight of the city. A narrow port full of beautiful ships from the old times, lined by rows of colourful buildings.

Frederiksborg Castle

Impressive water castle and a real Renaissance marvel that has no match in Denmark. Moreover, it houses respectable natural history museum.

The Little Mermaid

A true staple of Copenhagen and a tribute to the great Danish fairy tale writer Hans Christian Andersen.

King's New Square

The biggest and most beautiful square in Copenhagen. Also a busy site with many historic buildings around, such as Royal Danish Theatre.

Amalienborg Palace

The winter home of the Danish royal family – take a look around the place where kings have lived for the last two centuries.

Fredensborg Palace

Lavish Baroque palace and Danish Royal Family’s favourite residence. Surrounded by vast garden dotted with interesting sculptures.

The Marble Church

Inspired by the colossal St. Pete's Cathedral in Rome, its younger and smaller sibling is still very impressive and a definite must-see.

Tivoli

One of the oldest and most visited theme parks in the world. Bring the whole family to the place bringing so much joy to people since 1843.

Strøget

The ultimate shopping experience in Denmark. A pedestrian zone full of brand boutiques as well as large shopping centres.

The Amalie Garden

Located between Amalienborg Palace and the waterfront, this small park offers lovely view of the city. Do not miss the fountain and sculptures.

St. Ann's Square

This long and narrow square used to be a canal but it serves as a place for relaxation after its transformation. Many fine old buildings nearby.

City Hall Square

Enjoy the heart of Copenhagen. Perfect for shopping of any kind or just a pleasant stroll around the city.

Charlottenborg Palace

A large town mansion originally built for Norwegian governor Ulrik Frederik Gyldenløve. Now the base of the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts.

Copenhagen City Hall

One of the tallest buildings in Copenhagen, with great views of the city is also home to the amazing Jens Olsen's World Clock.

Danish Resistance Museum

Learn the exciting story of the brave heroes that defended Denmark against Nazi aggresion. A sure visit especially for lovers of history.

Rosenborg Castle

The former seat of Danish kings; this impressive palace surrounded by beautiful gardens is a definite must-see.

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Suggested Denmark Trips

Denmark Royal Castles Tour (1 day)

Visit Frederiksborg Castle and its Gardens, Fredensborg Palace and Hamlet's Kronborg Castle.

Copenhagen One Day Walking Tour (1 day)

Explore the New Port of Copenhagen and its charming neighborhood.

Old City of Copenhagen Tour (1 day)

Stroll through the Old City of Copenhagen and pay a visit to many interesting sights along the way.

Cities in Denmark

Map of Copenhagen attractions