Clean air, rolling countryside and great big beech trees that rise majestically out of the land, providing shelter from the elements. Everything about Denmark invites you to go camping. One of the many gorgeous beaches in Denmark / Daniel J. Schwarz Thanks to the country’s vast expanse of forests and handsome coastal scenery, there’s no shortage […]
Start planning a trip to the Danish capital and you’ll soon hear about the Copenhagen Card. It’s a kind of discount pass that aims to save tourists money. Once you buy it, the card gives free admission to loads of the city’s best attractions and also includes free, unlimited use of the public transport network.
Food critics always bang on about places inspired by Noma, one of the world’s most expensive and exclusive restaurants. Spend a day or two in Copenhagen, however, and you’ll realise that dining out can actually be great value – and it certainly isn’t just for the rich and famous. The Danish capital is a scrumptious
Tivoli Gardens is probably Copenhagen’s most famous paid-for attraction, and the world’s third-oldest amusement park has been delighting visitors to the Danish capital since 1843. Alex DROP (CC) But what is there actually to see and do at Tivoli? Is it worth visiting? And, crucially, how much does it cost? Let’s dig into the attractions
There’s so much fun stuff to do within Copenhagen’s city limits (see this guide for ideas) but sometimes it’s nice to escape the central areas for a while, just to get a feel for some other towns, or life in the Danish countryside. These day trips from Copenhagen are mostly very easy, whether you’re driving or
What’s the best way to go sightseeing in Copenhagen? By bike, of course. The city is regularly ranked number one in the index of best cities in the world for cycling, and its network of dedicated cycle paths are a joy to use. Kristoffer Trolle (CC) So, why not do as the Danes do and
Copenhagen is one of those cities that will make your wallet sigh. Prices are high compared with most other European capitals, and once you’ve covered all of the basics like food, transport and accommodation, it can be hard to justify splashing even more cash on sightseeing. Yep, Copenhagen is an expensive city to visit. But
