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Tivoli Gardens
Tivoli Gardens is an amusement park and a pleasure garden of Copenhagen. Opened in the year 1843, it is the second oldest amusement park in the world receiving millions of visitors annually. The park has a great mix of rides, from the modern exciting ones to satiate the thrill seekers to the nostalgic rides that take you to the past. Rutschebanen is the most famous ride in the park. It is the oldest wooden roller coaster ride still in operation. Besides, the rides, Tivoli gardens are also the center of performing arts where you can enjoy several shows. The park also features numerous eateries offering delicious meals.
Nyhavn
Nyhavn offers a soothing and relaxing atmosphere to the weary travelers. The 17th-century waterfront was a busy port once. The canal is lined by colorful houses of the old times some belonging to the early 17th century. The place is great to enjoy a tranquil evening sipping warm coffee and enjoying Jazz music.
National Aquarium Denmark
Experience the marine life up close at the National Aquarium Denmark, the largest aquarium in Northern Europe. It has 53 exhibits divided into 5 sections. Uniquely built with water on all the sides, the aquarium gives you the experience of being inside water. Ocean Tank is the biggest aquarium at the National Aquarium that contains hammerhead sharks, moray eels, stingrays and other exotic animals of the sea.
Copenhagen Zoo
The zoological garden of Copenhagen established in the year 1859, is one of the oldest in Europe. It is home to around 3000 animals from over 264 species. Witnessing the incredible wildlife up close will be a memorable experience of your life. The children's zoo section allows you to interact with animals. You can pat the dwarf goats and watch horses getting trained. Elephant house at the zoo is a great elephant facility where you can watch elephant bathing in big tubs. You also get the opportunity to witness polar bears in the Arctic ring.
National Museum of Denmark
The National Museum of Denmark located in the Prince's Palace in Copenhagen is the largest museum of Denmark. It throws light on Danish culture covering its history of around 14000 years. You can learn and experience everything about Danish Culture from the stone age to the Vikings, medieval age, and modern Denmark.
Christiansborg Palace
Located on the islet Slotsholmen of Copenhagen, Christiansborg Palace is a Palace and a government building. It contains Folketinget which is the Danish Parliament, Ministry of the State and the Supreme Court. Some part of it is used by the Royal family of Denmark for various functions and events.
Copenhagen, the capital of Denmark fulfills all your desires of a lavish holiday destination with the exquisite Nordic cuisine, picture-perfect scenery, and diverse entertainment options. The city adorned with Danish architecture is haven for travelers who are looking for a memorable holiday experience. The most populous city of Denmark has a high-end infrastructure that stands gleefully with its historical and cultural legacy. Its cheerful and sultry ambiance with an eclectic mix of tastes and vibrant nightlife offers a great respite from everything ordinary. Your visit to Copenhagen isn't complete without a cycling experience which is an intricate part of city's culture.
How to Get Tickets?
Most attraction provide both traditional/offline sales as well as online sales. Online ticket purchasing will ease you and giving you more benefit such as special discount.
How To Get Around?
Copenhagen has an efficient public transport system which you can completely rely on to go around the city. The city has a great network of buses, metro, S-trains and long journey trains that can take you anywhere around. In Copenhagen, you also get Bycyklen services. You can rent a bike from Bycyklen station to explore the city. The bikes come fitted with electric motors and a GPS.
What Should I Wear?
Danish people like to keep it cool and casual. Hence carry some cool stuff with you. Pack according to the season. Summers are generally warm, winters are extremely cold and spring and autumn comparatively cooler. Carry waterproof jackets and umbrellas as rains are sudden and unpredictable in spring and even summers too. Autumn is the rainy season. Carry comfortable footwear as it would ease walking on cobbled streets.
Best Time to Visit
You can best enjoy Copenhagen, during late spring and the summer. Spring sees lesser crowds hence the flight rates are lower. The summers are warm and crowded with numerous events and festivals taking place. Autumn can be great too if you wish to enjoy cycling in the city. Winters are freezing but can be worth a visit if you wish to see Christmas celebrations in the Danish way.
Currency
Danish Krone
Will I Need a Guide?
You get every information about your tour on this site. Hence, there is no need to take the services of a guide.
How To Get There?
Copenhagen can be easily reached from cities across the world. Copenhagen International Airport that lies just 8 km away from the city center gets visitors from around the globe. It is also well connected with major cities of Denmark and cities of other countries surrounding it like that of Germany and Sweden. You can easily reach Copenhagen from these cities by a comfortable bus ride. Copenhagen Central station provides great connectivity via railway.
Additional Info
Although Copenhagen is fairly safe for travelers but as most of the attractions are crowded watch out for pickpockets. Also, if you are exploring the city by the bike please note that there are separate traffic lights for car drivers and cyclists.