Located on Langelinie Promenade, this small statue inspired by Hans Christian Andersen's fairy tale is one of Copenhagen’s most iconic landmarks.

‍

This beloved amusement park offers a mix of charming gardens, thrilling rides, live performances, and delicious dining options.

This grand former royal residence, situated on Castle Island, now serves as the House of Parliament, Prime Minister’s office, and Supreme Court. The palace is known for its stunning reception rooms, Danish architecture, and expansive views.

‍

The current residence of the royal family, Amalienborg consists of four identical palaces around an octagonal courtyard. When there, watch the changing of guards and visit the Amalienborg Museum.

This former summer home of King Christian IV in the 17th century is surrounded by beautiful gardens and even a moat. Within the walls, explore medieval royal life and the country’s crown jewels.

Most will recognize the brightly colored houses lined along Copenhagen’s port. Enjoy the many restaurants and cafes and peek inside the infamous residences, including those of Hans Christian Andersen who is reported to have lived in numbers 18, 20, and 67.

‍

Established in 1971, this self-governing neighborhood has an edgy and artistic flair. Residents govern by their own rules including openly selling and using cannabis, despite the drug being illegal in Denmark.

‍

Start here to under Denmark’s long and storied history including the Egtved’s Girl’s grave and Viking relics. Alternatively, check out The Glyptoteket, a world-class art museum featuring the private collection of brewer Carl Jacobsen.

40km from Copenhagen is this Renaissance period royal residence with lavish interiors and picturesque gardens set on a lake.

Strategically positioned on the sound of Øresund 50km from Copenhagen, this castle is said to be the setting for Shakespeare’s Hamlet.

‍

This laid-back island-neighborhood in the city center is known for its canals and colorful houses. The Church of Our Savior anchors the community.

Named one of the world’s coolest neighborhoods in 2021, Nørrebro is vibrant, multicultural, and has, arguably, the best food scene in the city. After you have indulged, wander through Assistens Cemetery the final resting place of Hans Christian Andersen.

‍

This trendy neighborhood is home to Tivoli Gardens and the city’s red-light district, although much more mellow than its counterpart in Amsterdam. You will find a wide variety of bars, restaurants, and shops to enjoy day and night.

‍