Copenhagen my Love, oh how beautiful you are! The Danish capital is considered one of the most important metropoles in Europe and one of the cities with the highest quality of life in the world. No wonder that about 625,000 inhabitants have made themselves a home in the core of Copenhagen. The cute harbour town is full of beautiful ancient as well as modern, well-designed #architecture. You will meet friendly and satisfied people along your way through Denmark's cultural centre, as well as the numerous young, hip and trendy cafés and bars.
The Little Mermaid - Copenhagen's landmark on the promenade, inspired by Hans Christian Andersen's famous fairytale of the same name.
Christiansborg Palace - The castle on the small island of Slotsholmen in the centre of the city is home to the Parliament, the Supreme Court and the Ministry of State, the three heads of the Danish Kingdom. Parts of the palace are also used by the royal family for various events.
Nyhavn - There is hardly a hipper, cooler and more relaxed place in Copenhagen to simply stand still and let the vibrant metropolis have an effect on you. Sit down in one of the numerous (partly world class) restaurants or simply in a cosy café and enjoy the view of the canal completed in 1673 and of course its sweet, colourful gabled houses on both sides of the canal, which were mainly built in the 18th and 19th centuries. Formerly a meeting place for sailors and writers, the harbour has become one of Copenhagen's, if not THE hotspot of the city and is an absolute must-see!
Stroget - If you are also stressed out by the shopping streets of this world, where everything is full of cars and various means of transport, Stroget is the right place for you. Strolling and shopping can be so relaxed in Scandinavia's longest car free shopping zone (1.1 km). And if you don't feel like shopping, you can still let yourself be inspired and entertained by the numerous street artists in the area.
