Top Places to Visit in Copenhagen, Denmark

A picturesque 17th-century waterfront district with colorful townhouses, historic wooden ships, and lively restaurants and bars along the canal.

Copenhagen's most famous landmark, a bronze statue inspired by Hans Christian Andersen's fairy tale, sitting on a rock by the harbor.

One of the world's oldest amusement parks, featuring beautiful gardens, thrilling rides, restaurants, and magical evening illuminations.

A 17th-century royal palace housing the Danish Crown Jewels, royal collections, and beautiful Renaissance architecture in King's Garden.

The winter residence of the Danish royal family, featuring four identical palaces around an octagonal courtyard and the changing of the guard ceremony.

The seat of the Danish Parliament, Supreme Court, and Prime Minister's Office, with royal reception rooms and ruins from the original castle.

One of Europe's oldest zoos, featuring over 4,000 animals from around the world, including polar bears, elephants, and the famous panda twins.

Denmark's largest museum of cultural history, featuring exhibits from prehistoric times to the present, including Viking artifacts and Danish history.

An art museum featuring ancient Mediterranean art, French Impressionist paintings, and Danish Golden Age art in a beautiful building with a winter garden.

A beautiful garden featuring over 13,000 plant species, historic greenhouses, and the impressive Palm House with tropical plants.

A 17th-century observatory tower with a spiral ramp leading to the top, offering panoramic views of Copenhagen's historic center.

A baroque church famous for its spiral tower with an external staircase, offering the best views of Copenhagen from 90 meters high.

A beautiful building in National Romantic style, featuring the Jens Olsen's World Clock and guided tours of the impressive interior.

One of Europe's longest pedestrian shopping streets, featuring international brands, Danish design shops, and street performers.

A modern opera house on the island of Holmen, featuring stunning architecture, world-class performances, and guided tours.

A museum dedicated to Danish and international design, featuring furniture, fashion, and industrial design from the 16th century to today.

A contemporary art center in a former welding facility, featuring large-scale installations and cutting-edge international art.

Public swimming areas in the harbor, including Islands Brygge Harbour Bath with pools, diving boards, and sunbathing areas.

Visit Torvehallerne or Reffen street food market to sample Danish cuisine, international dishes, and local specialties in a vibrant atmosphere.

Explore Copenhagen like a local on a guided bike tour, visiting major attractions, hidden gems, and learning about the city's cycling culture.