Curator’s statement
Imagine spending your holiday season wandering through Copenhagen's enchanting winter wonderland, where the city transforms into a festive masterpiece. Picture yourself sipping mulled wine at Tivoli Gardens, surrounded by twinkling lights and seasonal cheer, or exploring the charming Christmas markets in Nyhavn. Stroll through the cozy streets of the Latin Quarter. Here you'll find unique gifts and warm treats, and let the magic of Copenhagen's holiday spirit captivate your heart. This is your chance to experience a Scandinavian holiday like no other — let's make it happen!
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Things to do in Copenhagen
Explore Torvehallerne Food Market for a variety of delicious foods and treats.
Visit the Rundetarn (Round Tower) for panoramic city views.
Enjoy a Christmas Market in Old Town with vin-chaud, food stalls and a mini train.
Take a boat tour through Copenhagen’s canals and see landmarks like the Little Mermaid and Amalienborg Palace.
Stroll along Nyhavn and check out the local pubs and Christmas Market.
Experience Tivoli Gardens’ Christmas Market with festive lights and a nightly light show.
Tour Carlsberg Brewery and enjoy a sample of their beer.
Climb the Church of Our Savior’s spire for stunning views of the city.
Visit the Rosenborg Castle, Amalienborg Palace and the Royal Stables.
Places to see:
Rundetarn (Round Tower): Historic tower offering panoramic views.
Old Town: Pedestrian zone with festive shops, cafes and a Christmas Market.
Nyhavn: Picturesque canal with colorful houses, pubs and a small Christmas Market.
Tivoli Gardens: Amusement park transformed into a Christmas wonderland.
Little Mermaid Statue: Iconic landmark inspired by Hans Christian Andersen’s story.
Amalienborg Palace: Residence of Danish royalty with impressive architecture.
Christiania: Autonomous neighborhood known for its unique culture.
Tips:
Use Public Transportation: Convenient and efficient for getting around the city.
Wear Comfortable Shoes: Lots of walking and climbing involved.
Try Local Foods: Don’t miss out on the delicious Danish pastries and gourmet food stalls.
Check Opening Hours: Some attractions may have different schedules or be crowded, especially around holidays.
Dress Warmly: Copenhagen can be quite cold, especially in winter.
Places to eat & drink in Copenhagen
Torvehallerne Food Market: Modern market with great views and delicious food.
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This guide is a part of our ongoing series on travel to Copenhagen. For more travel tips, check out Fora Advisor Maggie Pecorino's guide, The First Timer’s Guide to Copenhagen.