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Copenhagen

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<p>From a tourist&#39;s point of view, Copenhagen&#39;s great advantage is its small size. You will see the most important attractions of the city on foot. If you want to see places located on the outskirts, you can use the most popular means of transport in the city, i.e. a bicycle, or the excellent, although expensive, public transport. </p><figure id="attachment_71597" class="wp-caption alignleft hero-image"><img class="size-medium wp-image-71597" src="https://media.brate.com/images/europa/dania/kopenhaga/kopenhaga-5.jpg?tr=n-hero" alt="Copenhagen" width="500" height="326"><figcaption class="caption"> Frederick&#39;s Church, Copenhagen, Denmark - © Brate</figcaption></figure><h3> New Port</h3><p> If you have ever seen a postcard from Copenhagen, showing simply fairy-tale, <strong>colorful tenement houses on a canal</strong> with sailboats moored, it was the view of the New Port (Nyhavn). A walk around Nowy Port will take you a maximum of half an hour, unless you want to visit one of the atmospheric cafes, antique shops or art galleries located here. In this case, you may get lost in Nowy Port for the whole day. </p><figure id="attachment_71597" class="wp-caption alignleft hero-image"><img class="size-medium wp-image-71597" src="https://media.brate.com/images/europa/dania/kopenhaga/kopenhaga-2.jpg?tr=n-hero" alt="Copenhagen" width="500" height="326"><figcaption class="caption"> New Port, Copenhagen, Denmark - © Brate</figcaption></figure><h3> Amalienborg Royal Palace</h3><p> Amalienborg has been the official <strong>residence of the Danish royal family</strong> since 1794. In fact, the palace consists of four identical buildings in the Rococo style, centered around an octagonal square. <strong>The changing of the guard ceremony</strong> , which takes place every day at noon, attracts most tourists to the palace courtyard. Others come here to check if the Queen is at home, as indicated by the royal banner flying over Christian VIII&#39;s Palace. On April 16, Queen Margaret II&#39;s birthday, <strong>you can see the royal family live</strong> while the monarch thanks the Danes for their wishes from her balcony. <strong>The Palace Museum</strong> is open to tourists every day. </p><figure id="attachment_71597" class="wp-caption alignleft hero-image"><img class="size-medium wp-image-71597" src="https://media.brate.com/images/europa/dania/kopenhaga/kopenhaga-amalienborg.jpeg?tr=n-hero" alt="Amalienborg Copenhagen" width="500" height="326"><figcaption class="caption"> Amalienborg, Copenhagen, Denmark - © Brate</figcaption></figure><h3> Christiansborg Castle Complex</h3><p> The former seat of the kings of Denmark <strong>on the island of Slotsholmen</strong> now houses the parliament, government offices, the Supreme Court and museums. Visitors can visit the palace surroundings, the public gallery, and climb the tower for free, which offers a view of the entire city. In addition to the magnificent palace building, it is worth seeing <strong>the Christiansborg Slotskirke castle church</strong> and <strong>the Thorvaldsen Museum</strong> located behind it. On the south side of the castle there is a horse riding square, surrounded by pavilions with <strong>the Royal Stables and Carriages Museum</strong> and <strong>the Theater Museum</strong> . Opposite Christiansborg there are further architectural gems, housing the State Archives, the Royal Library, the Armory, numerous museums and the Stock Exchange Building. </p><figure id="attachment_71597" class="wp-caption alignleft hero-image"><img class="size-medium wp-image-71597" src="https://media.brate.com/images/europa/dania/kopenhaga/kopenhaga-6.jpg?tr=n-hero" alt="Copenhagen" width="500" height="326"><figcaption class="caption"> Borsen, Copenhagen, Denmark - © Brate</figcaption></figure><h3> Rosenborg Castle</h3><p> Rosenborg Castle, built in the 17th century, originally served as the summer residence of the Danish kings. Currently, the Renaissance palace houses <strong>one of the most important museums in the country</strong> . By exploring the 24 rooms on the first floor of the castle, we can travel in time with subsequent rulers of Denmark. In the basement there is a treasury where royal jewels are kept, including the richly decorated sword of Christian III and the crown of Christian IV. </p><figure id="attachment_71597" class="wp-caption alignleft hero-image"><img class="size-medium wp-image-71597" src="https://media.brate.com/images/europa/dania/kopenhaga/kopenhaga-4.jpg?tr=n-hero" alt="Copenhagen" width="500" height="326"><figcaption class="caption"> Rosenborg, Copenhagen, Denmark - © Brate</figcaption></figure><h3> Free City of Christiania</h3><p> Christiania is by far the most popular tourist attraction in all of Copenhagen. In the 1970s, this unique place gained the status of a self-governing settlement, independent of other parts of the Danish capital. Christiania soon became famous around the world as an exceptionally vibrant <strong>center of the hippie movement</strong> . The residents of the estate still use their own, independent code of laws - theft, use of cars, weapons and heavy drugs are prohibited. </p><figure id="attachment_71597" class="wp-caption alignleft hero-image"><img class="size-medium wp-image-71597" src="https://media.brate.com/images/europa/dania/kopenhaga/kopenhaga-christiania.jpeg?tr=n-hero" alt="Christiania Copenhagen" width="500" height="326"><figcaption class="caption"> Christiania, Copenhagen, Denmark - © Brate</figcaption></figure><p> At the same time, Christiania is an extremely relaxed place. Marijuana and hashish stalls operate completely openly on <strong>Pusher Street</strong> (Attention! Photography is prohibited!). The creativity of the residents finds an outlet in the original way of decorating the houses - the area is dominated by bright colors and creative paintings on the curved walls of the houses.</p><h3> Glyptoteka</h3><p> Gliptoteka (Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek) is <strong>one of the most interesting art museums in Europe</strong> . The exhibition is divided into two parts: a huge collection of ancient monuments and an elegant collection of works by Danish and French contemporary artists. Visitors have the opportunity to see sculptures by Rodin (the largest collection of his works outside France), almost 50 paintings by Gauguin, as well as works by Pissarro, Monet, Cézanne and Van Gogh. </p><figure id="attachment_71597" class="wp-caption alignleft hero-image"><img class="size-medium wp-image-71597" src="https://media.brate.com/images/europa/dania/kopenhaga/kopenhaga-glyptotek.jpeg?tr=n-hero" alt="Glyptoteka Copenhagen" width="500" height="326"><figcaption class="caption"> Glyptoteka, Copenhagen, Denmark - © Brate</figcaption></figure><h3> State Art Museum</h3><p> Set aside at least one day to visit the State Museum of Art in Copenhagen. In two huge galleries you will find rich <strong>collections of medieval and Renaissance art</strong> from around the world and amazing collections of great <strong>Dutch and Flemish artists</strong> , including Bruegel, Rembrandt and Rubens. In addition, the museum boasts <strong>a collection of works by Danish artists of the Golden Age</strong> (including Eckersberg) and <strong>European contemporary masters</strong> , including Picasso, Degas and Touloiuse-Lautrec. </p><figure id="attachment_71597" class="wp-caption alignleft hero-image"><img class="size-medium wp-image-71597" src="https://media.brate.com/images/europa/dania/kopenhaga/kopenhaga-statens-museum-kunst.jpeg?tr=n-hero" alt="Statens Museum for Kunst, Copenhagen" width="500" height="326"><figcaption class="caption"> Statens Museum for Kunst, Copenhagen, Denmark - © Brate</figcaption></figure><h3> National Museum</h3><p> You can treat a visit to the National Museum in Copenhagen as <strong>a crash course in Danish history</strong> . The collections include exhibits from every era since the time of the ancient Danes. You will see tools from the Stone Age and bronze horns from 3,000 years ago. years, the famous Trundholm Trolley, rune stones, real Viking weapons and medieval jewelry. Separate sections are devoted to, among others, Greenlandic Inuit and a cross-sectional history of Denmark from 1660 to 2000. </p><figure id="attachment_71597" class="wp-caption alignleft hero-image"><img class="size-medium wp-image-71597" src="https://media.brate.com/images/europa/dania/kopenhaga/kopenhaga-nationalmuseet.jpeg?tr=n-hero" alt="Nationalmuseet Copenhagen" width="500" height="326"><figcaption class="caption"> Nationalmuseet, Copenhagen, Denmark - © Brate</figcaption></figure>

What to see in Copenhagen?

<h3>H.I.V.E</h3><p> The HIVE nightclub is located in the heart of Copenhagen (Skindergade 45-47) and is one of <strong>the most exclusive venues in the city</strong> . On Fridays, DJs perform on stage, creating an extremely energetic atmosphere on the dance floor. On Saturdays, the club turns into a more alternative space, and the music is accompanied by cool visuals and 3D effects, taking guests on an incredible party journey through the centuries.</p><h3> Sigurdsgade</h3><p> Do you want to have fun like in Ibiza? Visit Sigurdsgade (Sigurdsgade 39). The club has <strong>a tropical bar</strong> where you can buy exotic drinks, and the black ceiling is illuminated by lights imitating the starry sky. The crowds never disappear from the dance floors, thanks to <strong>the great variety of music played</strong> .</p><h3> CultureBox</h3><p> Culture Box (Kronprinsessegade 54) is <strong>one of the most popular nightclubs in all of Denmark</strong> . The venue is divided into sectors in three colors: White Box is used to warm up before the party, Red Box is a more intimate club part, and the Black Box stage is where the biggest stars of electronic, house and techno music perform.</p><h3> Chateau Motel</h3><p> At Chateau Motel (Knabrostræde 3) you will find 4 sectors for different types of partygoers. <strong>Cocktail bar</strong> , old-school <strong>pub</strong> , main <strong>dance floor with electronic music</strong> or <strong>a hall with a karaoke stage</strong> ? Choose what suits you best. Before midnight admission is free!</p><h3> Jolene</h3><p> Jolene (Flæsketorvet 81-85) is <strong>an industrial-style bar</strong> where guests sip beer straight from the bottle and loud parties last until dawn. The atmosphere of the place is largely influenced by the decor - shabby furniture and falling apart lamps. The music is provided by chilled DJs, and sometimes there are rock concerts and LGBT events under the banner of THROWback Party.</p><h3> The Jane</h3><p> At Gråbrødre Square, right in the center, you will find The Jane bar and nightclub. The interior of the place <strong>resembles a scenery from the TV series Mad Men</strong> , you will find a fireplace, a large bar, comfortable Chesterfield-style armchairs, as well as large shelves with books that reveal hidden passages to subsequent rooms at night. Around midnight the DJ starts the party.</p><h3> Kassen</h3><p> Kassen (Nørrebrogade 18) is <strong>one of the cheapest cocktail bars in Copenhagen</strong> - on Fridays, between 2 and 10 p.m., you can grab happy hour and two drinks for the price of one. Other discount offers are valid on Wednesdays and Thursdays. Prices attract not only tourists, but also locals, so a visit to Kassen is a great opportunity to make friends with locals.</p>

Events in Copenhagen

<h3>Tivoli Gardens</h3><p> Tivoli Gardens houses one of <strong>the oldest amusement parks in the world</strong> (only Dyrehavsbakken, located on the outskirts of Copenhagen, is older). Currently, Tivoli is the most popular amusement park in Scandinavia and the third most popular in the European ranking. In Tivoli you can ride the wooden railway from 1914, the famous Demon, and <strong>the world&#39;s tallest carousel</strong> . At the same time, Tivoli is an important point on the cultural map of Copenhagen - the gardens host numerous concerts, pantomime performances, ballet and modern dance troupes. </p><figure id="attachment_71597" class="wp-caption alignleft hero-image"><img class="size-medium wp-image-71597" src="https://media.brate.com/images/europa/dania/kopenhaga/kopenhaga-tivoli.jpeg?tr=n-hero" alt="Tivoli, Copenhagen" width="500" height="326"><figcaption class="caption"> Tivoli, Copenhagen, Denmark - © Brate</figcaption></figure><h3> Bungee jumping</h3><p> Need even more adrenaline? From April to November, in Copenhagen&#39;s Halvandet, you can bungee jump from a 69-meter-high port crane. Please note that you can only pay in Danish crowns on site!</p><h3> Meet the Danes</h3><p> Nothing allows you to get to know the inhabitants of a given place better than sharing a meal. <strong>The Danes, open to acquaintances and experiences, invite tourists to their homes for dinner</strong> . The initiative, as in Scandinavia, is well organized. If you like this idea, go to meetthedanes.com to find your host. Don&#39;t worry, you don&#39;t need to know Danish, you can easily communicate in English in Copenhagen. </p><figure id="attachment_71597" class="wp-caption alignleft hero-image"><img class="size-medium wp-image-71597" src="https://media.brate.com/images/europa/dania/kopenhaga/kopenhaga-danish.jpeg?tr=n-hero" alt="Copenhagen" width="500" height="326"><figcaption class="caption"> Copenhagen, Denmark - © Brate</figcaption></figure>

Actively in Copenhagen

<h3>Konditaget Lüders</h3><p> A one-of-a-kind <strong>amusement park 24 meters above the ground</strong> . In Nordhavn - a relatively new district of Copenhagen - there is not much space for recreation at street level. In this densely built-up area, the 2,400 m2 roof provides <strong>an alternative urban space and playground</strong> that is open to everyone. JAJA architects designed a building that rises 24 meters above the ground, offering <strong>a beautiful view of the strait and the harbor</strong> from the roof. <strong>Konditaget Lüders</strong> has space for many types of training, including Crossfit, TRX training, box jumping, panna football, a 60-meter sprint track, trampolines, swings and a climbing spiral.</p><h3 class="sc-e3f1f7bf-13 dyEJZx"> Islands Brygge Harbor Bath</h3><p> With a harbor clean enough to swim in, <strong>public harbor baths</strong> are something that just had to happen. They are very popular among both locals and tourists. One of the most visited is <strong>at Islands Brygge</strong> , across the bridge from the city center. This place has become iconic, you can <strong>swim here outdoors in the very center of the city</strong> . In the bathhouse you will meet local families with children, beach boys and ordinary swimmers. Water quality is checked daily and must be approved by authorities before swimmers are allowed. There are <strong>five swimming pools in total, two of which are designed especially for children</strong> . The shallowest pool is 30 cm deep. The diving towers are one, three and five meters high respectively. In front of the pool there is a lawn with plenty of space for <strong>sunbathing, picnics, ball games</strong> , etc. In the winter, you can also meet people swimming here!</p><h3 class="sc-e3f1f7bf-13 dyEJZx"> Bakken</h3><p> A unique <strong>mini amusement park</strong> . Just <strong>10 minutes north of Copenhagen</strong> you will find <strong>the oldest amusement park in the world</strong> in the forests next to Dyrehaven Deer Park. You will spend a sentimental and fun day here with rides and games. <strong>Bakken</strong> is the perfect combination of children&#39;s entertainment with roller coasters and entertainment for the whole family. In total, the park offers <strong>32 rides for all ages</strong> and levels of thrill seekers, as well as <strong>78 other attractions such as shooting ranges and arcades</strong> . Although the park dates back to 1583, the oldest attraction here is an 82-year-old wooden roller coaster. You will also find a wide selection of restaurants, ice cream parlors, fast food bars, pubs and bars with entertainment and live music. Many Danish families have been returning to the Bakken for generations, but <strong>Pierrot</strong> has been visiting this place the longest. <strong>The famous white-faced clown</strong> comes to the amusement park every day and has been a hit with the youngest amusement park guests for over 200 years.</p><h3> Wooden giants</h3><p> While you&#39;re in town, be sure to go <strong>hunting for the six wooden giants</strong> lurking <strong>in the forests on the outskirts of Copenhagen</strong> . They are scattered among the trees, in the meadows and over the calm waters on the outskirts of Copenhagen. If you&#39;re lucky, you&#39;ll find these tall, weird-looking wooden sculptures that are quite far from the definition of a typical tourist attraction. Home to impressive works of art, <strong>the six municipalities of the Copenhagen region</strong> are definitely off the beaten track. And that&#39;s why <strong>artist Thomas Dambo</strong> chose these picturesque places for his sculptures made <strong>of recycled wood</strong> ; to encourage residents to explore and enjoy nature. Of course you are invited to do the same! However, you need a car to get around here, and it is worth considering combining the trip with a visit to <strong>the Arken Museum of Modern Art</strong> , which is located near the sculpture in the seaside Ishøj.</p><h3 class="sc-e3f1f7bf-13 dyEJZx"> Cisternerne</h3><p> Deep <strong>beneath the green grass of Søndermarken</strong> lies <strong>a vast underground world</strong> , home to <strong>the city&#39;s most unique art space.</strong> Two glass pyramids mark the entrance to the museum, but that&#39;s all you&#39;ll see from the cisterns above the ground. Descend the cold concrete stairs into the underground caves and only then be prepared to be dazzled. <strong>The cisterns, Cisternerne in Danish</strong> , <strong>are the former water reservoirs of Copenhagen</strong> , located beneath Søndermarken Park, opposite Frederiksberg Castle in Frederiksberg. Here, in a vast underground space, <strong>16 million liters of drinking water flowed in a space free from natural light</strong> . In a dark, cold and damp underground world, reminiscent of cathedrals and gloomy catacombs, you will now find <strong>the most exciting and dynamic contemporary art space in the city.</strong> Artists are invited to create exhibitions to suit this unique environment, so you may find yourself treated to a boat tour or hanging lanterns full of light, fire or mirrors. The space invites you to <strong>experience another world</strong> , perhaps a dreamlike maze or a magical play of light and shadow. <strong>Exhibitions devoted to climate change</strong> also have a special space here.</p><h3 class="headline-title"> Refshaleøen</h3><p> In recent years <strong>, the former industrial district</strong> has become one of <strong>Copenhagen&#39;s trendiest areas and a center for creativity</strong> , alternative urban development, festivals and great food of all kinds. Easily accessible by bike, bus or even the harbor bus, the island is an integral part of the city but has its own identity. Here you will find, among others: <strong>an experimental distillery</strong> run by a group of distilleries specializing in <strong>the production of handmade, unique and innovative alcohols</strong> . Their production ranges from schnapps and gin to whiskey and liqueur. <strong>CopenHot</strong> is also waiting here - <strong>a spa sailing around the port.</strong> You will relax here in the barrel fire-heated spa and enjoy the warmth of the wood-fired panoramic sauna with a beautiful view of the sea and the city.</p><h3 class="sc-e3f1f7bf-13 dyEJZx"> Frilandsmuseet</h3><p> <strong>The Frilandsmuseet open-air museum</strong> is one of <strong>the oldest and largest open-air museums in the world</strong> . Set on 86 acres, over <strong>50 farms, mills and houses dating from 1650 to 1940 in Kongens Lyngby</strong> , 40 minutes from Copenhagen, provide a fully interactive experience. You will visit a small house in Funen where women bake bread and fold wool, look into an old windmill and learn everything about court bees from the beekeepers&#39; guild. The museum also hosts seasonal events and theater productions, as well as <strong>an intriguing murder mystery from 1865 that you, as guests, will have to solve</strong> ! The buildings have been re-erected along with the gardens and surrounding landscape to give visitors <strong>a sense of the history and environment of rural life as it once was</strong> . Historic homes, an open-air theater, livestock and a petting zoo, old-fashioned food and grocery sales at the railroad town&#39;s cooperative market are all waiting to be discovered. <strong>The buildings have been restored exactly as they looked</strong> when farmers, craftsmen and estate dignitaries lived there.</p><p></p>

Off the trail in Copenhagen

<h3 class="sc-e3f1f7bf-13 dyEJZx">Ravelinen</h3><p class="sc-e3f1f7bf-13 dyEJZx"> The cozy and <strong>traditional Danish restaurant</strong> Ravelinen is located in a unique and beautiful place <strong>between Christianshavn and Amager.</strong> Here you can enjoy a wonderful view while eating a delicious and authentic Danish meal. The building was built in 1728 and was then one of the entry points to the city, where the guards controlling the passage to Copenhagen were located, and since 1942 it has served as a restaurant. The food at Ravelinen can be described as <strong>well-known and classic Danish dishes</strong> prepared authentically from scratch. The atmosphere in the diner is relaxed and <strong>the service is excellent</strong> , making guests always feel welcome and taken care of. The restaurant offers <strong>a beautiful view of the water surrounding Christianshavn</strong> , and in the summer months you can also enjoy your meal outside, sitting in the atmospheric yard.</p><h3 class="sc-e3f1f7bf-13 dyEJZx"> JAGGER Vesterbro</h3><p> Jagger, there is no reason why <strong>inexpensive fast food</strong> should lack quality. Sit at the tables outside <strong>the bustling Istedgade</strong> and enjoy <strong>canned beer, cheeseburgers, fried chicken, hot dogs, milkshakes and frozen cocktails</strong> . The concept of the place is simple - it&#39;s <strong>fast food, but of high quality and reasonable prices</strong> . Former <strong>Michelin chef Rasmus Oubæk</strong> , also known as Copenhagen&#39;s &quot;King of Bernaise&quot;, wants to revolutionize the world of fast food in Copenhagen and take it to the next level, where the quality is better and the prices are still friendly. <strong>JAGGER Vesterbro</strong> operates just like McDonalds, where you order your meal and eat in a casual yet <strong>rustic and comfortable environment</strong> . It&#39;s the perfect place to &quot;cure&quot; a hangover or order some savory snacks late at night on your way home from a night out.</p><h3> <strong>Da Gallo</strong></h3><p> On a quiet residential street in <strong>Husum (Glumsøvej 44)</strong> on the outskirts of Copenhagen is the excellent pizzeria <strong>Da Gallo</strong> . <strong>Delicious pizza is served here in true Neapolitan style</strong> . Salvatore Gallo, who hails from the Naples area, has been making pizza for over half his life and appreciates both good products and craftsmanship. The cold-risen <strong>dough rises for three days</strong> , then is baked for 1.5 minutes at a temperature of over 400 degrees Celsius. This makes <strong>the crust a classic Neapolitan pie with a thicker and softer crust</strong> than the thinner Roman pizza. <strong>Flour and tomatoes are imported directly from Naples</strong> , because at Da Gallo the selection of classic and best products is key. The owner himself says that every Neapolitan pizzeria is judged by its margherita, so simple pies are available, but <strong>the place also serves more experimental pizzas</strong> with special ingredients, such as braised pork cheeks and pistachios. </p><div class="SPZz6b"><h3 class="qrShPb kno-ecr-pt PZPZlf q8U8x" data-dtype="d3ifr" data-local-attribute="d3bn" data-attrid="title" data-ved="2ahUKEwijlo23ucf-AhXIlosKHS7eDbgQ3B0oAXoECGoQAg"> Broens Gadekøkken</h3><p> On <strong>the Inner Harbor Bridge between Christianshavn and Nyhavn</strong> you can visit <strong>a food space</strong> that combines <strong>world-class street food with phenomenal water views</strong> . Here you can taste street food with an organic twist from California Kitchen, GRØD, Gasoline Grill, Pizza Bro, Kejser Sausage, Dhaba, Haddock&#39;s, Palægade, Will at the Bridge, MAC-CIK by IBU and Barabba. During the season, <strong>chefs from all over the world</strong> are invited to present their personal take on street food, and on some Fridays there is an event called <strong>Bar &amp; Bølger</strong> (which means bar and waves), where the focus is on <strong>tasty drinks and free samples</strong> . Thanks to its location in the city center, it is the perfect place to enjoy a beautiful view of the harbor and a spectacular sunset.</p><h3 class="sc-e3f1f7bf-13 dyEJZx"> Absalon</h3><p> A fun-filled <strong>community center in Copenhagen</strong> where you can expect everything from social meals to bingo and themed parties. You will spend <strong>time here with local residents of Vesterbro</strong> for a shared dinner (and more). Ask anyone in Copenhagen and they will be familiar with this bright <strong>former church space</strong> , which was transformed by the world-famous <strong>founder of Tiger stores, Lennart Lejboschitz</strong> , into a welcoming space for everyone. Absalon is <strong>a living room away from home, a breakfast cafe, a place for an afternoon meeting, an evening drink or dinner</strong> with 180 other people. The fun community center just <strong>off Sønder Boulevard</strong> is a modern and laid-back place where Vesterbro residents and visitors can meet, eat and enjoy activities such as bingo, table tennis and film and music events in an informal setting. You have to check it out!</p><h3> Palægade</h3><p> Palægade Restaurant opened its doors in 2016 with the ambition to create the best lunch restaurant in Copenhagen with an emphasis on smørrebrød. The restaurant focuses on creating dishes with great <strong>respect for good gastronomic crafts and proud Danish traditions.</strong> The place is located <strong>in the heart of old Copenhagen (Palaægade 8)</strong> , and its lunch menu offers <strong>open sandwiches (smørrebrød)</strong> interpreted both classically and modernly. In the evening, the menu changes into a dinner-focused concept, where <strong>the Palægade Restaurant draws inspiration from traditional cuisine, giving it a contemporary twist</strong> . They believe in combining tradition and innovation both for lunch and dinner, where taste and quality are always the driving force of the cuisine. Palægade offers <strong>a large selection of beers and aquavits</strong> , and is also a meeting place for wine lovers.</p><h3 class="sc-e3f1f7bf-13 dyEJZx"> Christianshavns Færgecafé</h3><p> The ambition of the over <strong>150-year-old café on the ferry in Christianshavn</strong> is to create a restaurant serving <strong>classic Danish cuisine</strong> , known for the highest quality ingredients, and serving them in a historic setting. The cozy neighborhood restaurant has retained its old, <strong>rustic style with a nautical atmosphere</strong> , wooden frame and curved floor, making you feel almost like you&#39;re on an old ferry. You can also eat on board the newly created boat in the marina right next to the restaurant for a real feeling of a rocking boat. <strong>Danish classics such as smørrebrød</strong> are adapted to keep up with the 21st century. An example of this is their signature <strong>curry herring with ginger, shallot cream and crispy apples</strong> . In addition, the ferry café also makes <strong>its own schnapps from scratch.</strong> The owner and chef Erik Frandsen calls himself a schnapps lover and <strong>has about 30 of his own homemade drinks on the menu</strong> . The most popular versions here are those with tarragon, fennel and ginger called &quot;Christianshavnerurten&quot; or &quot;Bittermatrosen&quot; with licorice and juniper berries.</p><h3 class="sc-e3f1f7bf-13 dyEJZx"> Gasoline Grill</h3><p> <strong>The most popular burger in Copenhagen.</strong> You can get it at <strong>the former gas station at Landgreven 10</strong> . In addition to this grill bar, you can also find them <strong>at Niels Hemmingsens Gade 20, Strandgade 95 and at Vesterport station.</strong> This chain is a big win in the burger war that has been going on in Copenhagen in recent years. In spring 2017, Gasoline Grill was the only burger restaurant in northern Europe to appear on Bloomberg&#39;s list of the 27 best burgers in the world. If you want to try <strong>one of the five juicy burgers, including a vegetarian option</strong> , don&#39;t let the queue scare you away. It&#39;s often there, but the burger experience that awaits you there is worth it.</p></div>

What&#39;s worth eating in Copenhagen?

<p>The capital of <a href="https://brate.com/europe/denmark/">Denmark</a> has been at the forefront of the ranking of the <strong>best cities to live for</strong> many years. However, not only its inhabitants have reasons to be happy. Regarded as <strong>the most laid-back city in Scandinavia</strong> , Copenhagen has a lot to offer to tourists. It doesn&#39;t matter if you are traveling with the purpose of sightseeing or looking for a rather stronger experience. If you haven&#39;t been to the city of canals, bicycles, Carlsberg and Andersen yet, it&#39;s time to change that. You will also visit <a href="https://brate.com/europe/sweden/malmo/">Malmo</a> in one fell swoop. </p><div id="attachment_75914" class="wp-caption alignleft" style="width: 500px;"><img class="size-medium wp-image-75914" src="https://media.brate.com/images/europa/dania/kopenhaga/kopenhaga.jpg?tr=n-hero" alt="Copenhagen" width="500" height="333"><p class="caption"> Copenhagen, Denmark - © Brate</p></div><h2> For whom?</h2><p> For enthusiasts of history and historic architecture. For art and fashion lovers. For lovers of tasty food and fun. For extreme thrill seekers. <strong>Copenhagen has it all</strong> : Viking treasures, royal mansions, a hippie neighborhood still alive, colorful houses in New Port, art galleries and tons of Michelin-starred restaurants.</p>

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A budget accommodation option in the very center of Copenhagen. The hostel offers single and multi-person rooms, as well as places in mixed and female rooms. Guests have free Wi-Fi and clean bedding in every room. There is a bar with a club and karaoke in the building.

Generator Copenhagen

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Cheap but very comfortable hostel near the train station. You can book rooms with a private bathroom or a room with a shared bathroom. All rooms have fresh linen and towels, as well as lockers. Attention! Check-in at the hostel is carried out via an online platform. There is a restaurant and bicycle rental available on site.

Urban House Copenhagen by MEININGER

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Cheap, clean and comfortable hostel right in the center. There are tram and water stops right next to the facility, which makes organizing sightseeing much easier. The windows offer a charming view of the canal of central Copenhagen. Guests can use the TV lounge and children&#39;s playroom. There is also a popular bar on site.

Danhostel Copenhagen City

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Despite only two stars, this hotel not only meets but also exceeds guests&#39; expectations. The rooms are clean, well-kept and well-equipped. The central location makes it easy to get around the city and take the metro to the airport. There is a 24-hour bar serving drinks and snacks in the lobby, and computers with internet access are available at the reception - free of charge. Free Wi-Fi is available for guests. There is also a currency exchange office on site.

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