1 day in Copenhagen
The city of Copenhagen is Denmarks capital and is the most visited city in Denmark. It is known for having the happiest people in the world, it’s architecture and sustainable living. You’ll be captivated by what the city has to offer. Copenhagen is small and very easy to explore in just a day.
The currency used is the Danish Krone and due to its very high taxes, Copenhagen is one of the most expensive cities in Europe! Regardless of that, it is a must to visit this beautiful European city as it holds an enormous amount of history, colourful buildings, flowing canals and amazing Danish pastries. Upon your arrival, you will see just how charming and peaceful the city of Copenhagen is.
What do to in Copenhagen
Visit Amalienborg - This is where the Queen of Denmark resides in the winter time. Here, you’ll find some beautiful architecture.
Go to Nyhavn
This is the iconic part of Copenhagen where you’ll find the canal and harbour between some colourful buildings!
Coffee and pastries! Copenhagen is such an easy going city where nobody is in a rush for anything. So take some time for yourself, and people watch as you enjoy coffee and a pastry!
The famous Little Mermaid sculpture
Tivoli Gardens
Magstræde - the oldest neighbourhood in Copenhagen
Rosenborg Castle
Rent a bike! Copenhagen is known for its amazing use of cycling!
Where to stay
There a loads of Airbnb’s, hotels and hostels in Copenhagen.
Here is a beautiful bohemian style Airbnb that is centrally located.
A charming Airbnb in the Latin Quarter of Copenhagen.
Hostel/Hotel: Steel House Copenhagen:
This place was beautiful and overlooked the water! Less then a 10 minute walk to central Copenhagen (Nyhavn), this place was clean, high-tech, great staff and so so modern!
Cost approx. $26 CAD per night
Where to eat
Atelier September – Super cute & cozy cafe
Far’s Dreng – The sourdough bread options are amazing!
42 Raw – Smoothie bowls
Juno The Bakery - Try the black cardamom buns!
Grød - Denmark is known for it’s porridge, so definitely add this spot to your list!
And if your looking for Danish Pastries and coffee shops… They are everywhere!
