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Welcome to Copenhagen, the enchanting Danish capital that seamlessly blends rich history with contemporary charm. Whether you're strolling through the colorful streets of Nyhavn, indulging in a cup of world-class coffee at a cozy café, or savoring the delectable flavors of the local cuisine, prepare to embark on an unforgettable journey through the heart of Scandinavia, where tradition meets innovation and aesthetic knows no bounds. This travel guide contains 60+ places around Copenhagen for you to make the most of your next trip to the Danish capital, including: ⚓️ Where to go for free aerial views of the city 🥐 Where to find the most delicious cardamom bun ☕️ Endless cafés to enjoy a cup of freshly roasted coffee 🍲 A number of great dinner spots to treat your tastebuds 🍸 Bar recommendations for your night out  👗 Vintage, Book & Concept Stores tucked away in little side streets 🚲 How to get around the city 🏨 A hotel recommendation for a lovely boutique hotel    Most of these places, I have tried myself. The rest are recommendations of a Danish friend I made while hiking in Patagonia, Chile who lives in Copenhagen. I have marked my favorite food places with a little ✨.  For some additional information, peek at the little notes I left. 📝

Welcome to Copenhagen! Copenhagen, the capital of Denmark, is situated on the eastern coast of the island of Zealand, facing the Øresund strait that separates Denmark from Sweden. This charming city is renowned for its harmonious blend of modernity and historical charm. At the heart of Copenhagen lies its picturesque old city, where cobbled streets, colorful buildings, and centuries-old architecture create a captivating atmosphere. The old city of Copenhagen exudes an undeniable beauty, with its well-preserved medieval buildings and intricate facades. Walking through its narrow streets, visitors are transported back in time, surrounded by a sense of history and culture. Iconic landmarks like the majestic Rosenborg Castle, the historic Round Tower, and the vibrant Nyhavn harbor area add to the city's allure. There is also plenty of opportunities to enjoy a cold beer, while shouting "skååååål" (cheers) to the other danes. In Copenhagen's old city, modern amenities seamlessly blend with its rich heritage, making it a must-visit destination for those seeking a glimpse into the past while enjoying the conveniences of the present.