Climb the dome of Frederiks Kirke for panoramic views over Copenhagen. The largest dome in Scandinavia, completed in 1894, displays itself in neoclassical splendor and combines history with breathtaking views. An architectural gem that you can experience up close.

With objects from around 60 countries, this park embodies global diversity in three colorful areas: a market of cultures, an urban living room and a green sports oasis. Here, international art, sport and recreation merge into a unique urban experience, surrounded by innovative design and vibrant community.

Start your day with breakfast, where artfully prepared matcha and sliced rye bread with cheese set the tone. Particularly recommended is the avocado toast with chili, chives and citrus – a favorite among good-looking Copenhageners. Not forgetting the caramelized grapefruit and yogurt with poached pumpkin, just a few blocks from Kongens Nytorv.

From Wednesday to Saturday, a room transforms into an intimate concert experience with DJ sets and parties covering various musical themes. Here, bartenders mix seasonal, organic cocktails that fight plastic pollution by offering only paper straws. A place that offers a low-threshold, personal atmosphere, away from the usual club scene.

Forget about time with classic jazz tunes and exquisite cocktails in a converted tram depot. Here, where history meets modern elegance, you can relax in cozy corners with soft music. A small gate leads you into a world of pleasure, surrounded by books and the magic of times gone by.

Set in the historic setting of Nyhavn, traditional Smørrebrød combines Danish cuisine with a dash of seafaring romance. Enjoy handmade, artfully topped breads that cover every flavor from savory to sweet. The experience is rounded off by the authentic atmosphere and the view of colorful facades and old sailing ships.

In a former pharmacy building, you will discover hand-picked design objects and enjoy high-quality coffee specialties. Each piece reflects minimalist aesthetics, natural materials and functionality. In addition to furniture and lighting, you'll also find fine soaps, fragrances, and lotions that honor the historic atmosphere of the place.

Immerse yourself in a world where self-built houses, workshops and art galleries meet. Here, a collectively controlled life dominates the picture, surrounded by organic gastronomy and a touch of Rastafari. The leafy, car-free neighborhood reveals a community that lives by its own rules, with a rich history of resistance and self-government.

With futuristic architecture and 1400 seats, this opera house offers unique performances. Impressive acoustics and stage design enhance the listening experience, while surtitles in English and Danish ensure international intelligibility. A culinary offer awaits you in the restaurant overlooking the water, complemented by the proximity to historical landmarks.

Discover a world of flavours at Papirøen, where over 35 food stalls and trucks offer international delicacies. From Belgian fries in duck fat to Danish hot dogs, culinary delights are combined with culture. Enjoy your meal al fresco, surrounded by reggae sounds and a lively atmosphere that reflects the heart of Copenhagen.

Winter joy flows through you as you stroll between festively decorated stalls lit by lights. Precious moments await you while enjoying Æbleskiver and Gløgg. A visit to the Meatpacking District will then give you a range of dining experiences at cool restaurants surrounded by a great atmosphere.

Stroll through narrow cobblestone streets, past colorful rows of houses, and soak up the unique maritime atmosphere. Be enchanted by René Redzepi's cuisine at Michelin-starred restaurants such as Noma, or discover local cafes along the canals. Christianshavn also offers a wide range of entertainment and vibrant lifestyle options.

Over a century ago, inspired by Hans Christian Andersen's fairy tales, the bronze mermaid was created. Sitting on a rock, she looks longingly at the sea. Her portrait, sculpted after the wife of the artist Edvard Eriksen, tells of love and sacrifice. Despite its small size, it attracts millions every year, a symbol of Copenhagen and a witness to countless stories.

Surrounded by four identical palaces, you'll experience the Changing of the Guard every day at 12 noon, a traditional ceremony that provides insight into Denmark's royal traditions. At the Amalienborg Museum, located in Christian VIII's Palace, you can immerse yourself in the lives of Danish monarchs and marvel at royal artifacts, portraits, and personal items.

Experience traditional Danish Smørrebrød reinterpreted. Stacked prawns on toast, crispy plaice fillets on rye bread with tartar sauce and juicy roast beef with crispy onions are waiting to tantalize your taste buds. If you're really hungry, there's also a tempting puff pastry tartlet filled with braised chicken and asparagus.

Enjoy exquisite food with a focus on vitality and taste at the Kost&Mask restaurant, located on the 14th floor of the Copenhagen Opera House. Experience breathtaking views of Amalienborg Palace and the Marble Church, framed by the unique architecture and excellent acoustics of the Opera House.

Explore Danish culture from the Stone Age to modern times in extensive collections and exhibitions. Interactive elements and a children's museum without 'do not touch' signs let you and your family actively immerse yourself in the past. Lose yourself in the diversity of eras and also enjoy Denmark's worldwide connections, all under one roof.

Discover the evolution of Danish design in an evocative modernist setting that is itself a testament to the art of architecture. Here, exhibitions and seminars are linked to the history and future of urban design. A place that brings architecture and urban culture to life and invites you to deep insights into the creative soul of Denmark.

Immerse yourself in the world of the Danish monarchy with a walk through opulent state rooms adorned with tapestries, paintings, and royal artifacts. Admire the coronation thrones and the Crown Jewels in the Treasury, surrounded by the picturesque Rosenborg Gardens, which add a touch of tranquility and natural beauty.

Colorful 17th-century houses, once home to seafarers and trade, line the shore, creating a vibrant backdrop. Enjoy ice cream or local specialties in cozy restaurants right on the water, while historic ships gently rock in the canal. The atmosphere is permeated by jazz sounds and the cheerful hustle and bustle that combines tradition and the present.

In the former water reservoirs under Søndermarken, a world of art and history awaits you. The former reservoir, now a gloomy labyrinth of stalactites and stalagmites, houses multimedia art installations. This combination of modern art and the mystical atmosphere of the underworld creates an unparalleled experience.

Wander through historic yellow terraced houses, once built for sailors and their families in the 15th century. On Sundays between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m., discover the memorial rooms, where you can delve into the deep maritime roots. Look for a cannonball in the wall at Crocodile Lagade 15, a silent testimony to past naval battles. Respect residents' privacy as you feel history at every turn.

Explore Denmark's most extensive art collection, spanning works from the Middle Ages to modern times. Marvel at the world's largest collections of Matisse and masterpieces of the Danish Golden Era. The museum's architecture, a fusion of historical and modern elements, provides the perfect setting for this cultural journey.