National Aquarium Denmark

If you're planning a trip to Copenhagen in November or December, this is where to begin your travel planning. Highlights of this guide include: ❄️ Where to find each Copenhagen Christmas Market ❄️ Christmas shopping and souvenirs ❄️ Indoor and outdoor Christmas activities to keep you busy ❄️ Casual and fancy restaurants PLUS where to experience the traditional Danish Christmas meal or "julefrokost" We also explain: 🧣 How to pack for the winter weather in Denmark 🎢 Tips for visiting Tivoli at Christmas 📆 Practical information for special Christmas events in Copenhagen This guide can be used by any type of traveler 🧳 groups, families, couples and singles. This is a live guide, meaning it will update when we find new favorites or places close. It will automatically sync the changes even after you save it. We live in Copenhagen (since 2017) and are always on the lookout for new places to share! Note: Don't forget to check out our YouTube Channel and to use the attached map 🗺

Welcome to my city! I created the ultimate guide with more than 200 selected things to do, see and taste as a result of more than 21 years living in this city. When people think of Denmark, they often picture the statue of the little mermaid, Tivoli amusement park and lots of bikes. And while Copenhagen is all of that, there’s also much more to the city. Included are the best places to see between: - Castles - Churches - Parks - Hidden gems - Museums & Galleries - Panoramic points - Best restaurants, unique cafes, street food, brunch - Suggested itineraries & more Here you'll also find general information of the city, how to get around, what not to do and frequently asked questions, as well as suggested itineraries. Do you have any question? Send me a DM on Instagram @worldofsofiab or an email to world.of.sofiab@gmail.com Happy exploring! *** Disclosure: For attractions, I provide GetYourGuide and Booking.com links where possible. I myself love the vendors as you can keep all your tickets/stays in one place (even better with the Copenhagen card), you also get instant confirmation and can cancel for a full refund up to 24 hours before your planned activity/stay - this is a major benefit in a city like Copenhagen where the weather can dictate your itinerary. Using the links provided also help me as a small business, as I make a small commission with no additional charge to you!

One of the easiest ways of getting around in Copenhagen is using the metro. Here is a short list of some popular sights near the metro stations - but there is plenty more to see! Check out visitcopenhagen.com for more tourist information. - this guide is provided from the metro service.