- 1sight
57 votes
What was once a seedy street down by the harbour now attracts people with lots of bars and restau...
- 2sight
22 votes
Europe's first car-free shopping street remains it's longest. Suddenly you are amongst the stream ...
- 3theme park
28 votes
A visit to this pleasure park is a must. The Tivoli offers a mix of attractions ranging from the c...
- 4sight
36 votes
Is she gazing out over the Øresund sorrowfully, longingly or is she in love?. Den Lille Havfrue (T...
- 5sight
10 votes
The castell is Copenhagen's last fortification. It was built in 1662/63 to protect against the Sw...
- 6sight
18 votes
The Royal Family's home. Frederik V came up with the idea of building four palaces around the octa...
- 7sight
14 votes
Christian IV, a friend of the Renaissance, had the palace built by Dutch-Flemish architects. Rose...
- 8sight
8 votes
This is where the shopping heart of Strøget beats. At Amagertorv, Illums Bolighus attracts people...
- 9sight
8 votes
The small polar bears on the crest of the town hall are a northern addition to the Italian Renais...
- 10sight
26 votes
The 36 m tall, cylindrical tower was built from 1637--42 as an observatory and also as a church t...
- 11sight
6 votes
The people today rule at the place where kings used to preside. Christiansborg is home to Folketi...
- 12sight
3 votes
Amalgamated following the city fire in 1795, each square has retained its own character: Gammelto...
- 13sight
5 votes
After the foundation stone was laid around 1200, Copenhagen Cathedral was reconstructed on severa...
- 14sight
5 votes
Four entwined dragons' tails stretch up from the ridge of the roof into the sky. The stock exchan...
- 15neighborhood
0 votes
Bredgade and Store Kongensgade are the two dominant thoroughfares in this district. Frederiksstad...
- 16sight
3 votes
For centuries, the narrow streets around Frue Plads were filled with students and professors. Sin...
- 17sight
2 votes
This building, which resembles a giant, crookedly cut-off tin can, was inaugurated in 1989 and is...
- 18park / zoo
0 votes
Østre Anlæg, the largest fortification park, attracts families. As well as the large lawned areas...
- 19sight
0 votes
In 1619, Christian IV had a small smithy at Bremerholm converted into a church for seafarers. Hol...
- 20sight
6 votes
The plan was to create a gigantic central church, which would tower over the Frederiksstaden dist...
- 21sight
0 votes
Markets and prayers entice people to the Church of the Holy Spirit on the edge of Amagertorv: sec...
- 22park / zoo
2 votes
Just like the Botanical Gardens, Ørsteds Parken is part of the greenbelt comprising the city's fo...
- 23park / zoo
0 votes
Fælledparken was created as a park in 1908. As the community parkland area was where simple folk ...
- 24neighborhood
17 votes
Having a look around is not a problem but photography is frowned upon. Fristaden Christiania was ...
- 25museum / gallery
3 votes
Danish paintings by famous names from the 19th and 20th centuries. The Hirschsprung collection fea...
- 26museum / gallery
11 votes
The Design Center is the meeting place for Danish and international designers who want to swap th...
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- 28museum / gallery
0 votes
Denmark's first art museum opened in 1848 with works from Bertel Thorvaldsen and his art collecti...
- 29museum / gallery
3 votes
The National Museum has been presenting Danish culture since 1807: Denmark's prehistory and early...
- 30museum / gallery
9 votes
Crooked walls, sloping corridors: in Daniel Libeskind's impressive architectural surroundings you...
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- 32shop
19 votes
There is everything here for lovers of Danish design: from spoons right through to lamps. If you f...
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- 35shop
6 votes
The longstanding porcelain factory, founded in 1775, exhibits its tableware in the beautiful Rena...
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- 37shop
4 votes
A mix of the expensive and the trashy can be found on every corner of this street in Norresbrø. Th...
- 39shop
3 votes
For amber lovers: Nordic gold in every size and price category. A whole house full of amber. The H...
- 40shop
1 votes
International books are sold in a Dutch style in the vaults of the Church of the Holy Spirit. The...
- 41shop
1 votes
A basement antiquarian bookshop with a range of scientific titles. If you have time on your hands...
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- 43shop
0 votes
Exclusive, elegant designer fashion for men. The store's own label is called "Dico" and belongs t...
- 44shop
1 votes
Georg Jensen (1866-1935) made everything in silver: cutlery, dishes and chandeliers. The trained ...
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- 47shop
1 votes
A showcase centre for the highly traditional porcelain manufacturer which was formed in 1775. The...
- 48shop
0 votes
All Danish designers are brought together here. "Nyt i bo" is the furniture store offering all th...
- 49shop
2 votes
A mere cloth on the table - this is not enough. The boutique for tablecloths features amazing ide...
- 50shop
2 votes
Department store on four levels. As well as the usual range of stock, there is also Danish design...
- 51club
7 votes
The home of jazz artists. The premiere home in Denmark for international live jazz, with many of t...
- 52café
3 votes
The original: the first bar-cum-cafe-cum-restaurant has now been copied many times. The classic am...
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