Your guide to the perfect experience_
Copenhagen, the capital of Denmark, is filled with incredible
people and culture. Founded around the 10th century as a small
Viking village, it has grown to become the most populated city
in Denmark. The Danes filling these historic streets are not
ordinary people either but are seen as the second happiest
people in Europe.
In Copenhagen, you can find many different cultural and
touristic attractions. Want to experience thrilling rides and
beautiful scenery? Look no further than
Tivoli Gardens, which is located right next to central station in the centre
of the city. Want to have a cosy picnic? Parks in Copenhagen
are everywhere, but our personal favourite is the
Kings Garden, where you will not only find a beautifully maintained park
but a small castle as well. Museums are also incredible in and
around Copenhagen, and the one that sticks out for us is
Louisiana located just a bit outside of the city centre in Humblebæk.
But Copenhagen is filled with so much more, from the iconic
Nyhavn to the beautiful statue of the Little Mermaid, you will
never find yourself bored while exploring the city. Are you
curious to find out more about Copenhagen? See our news
articles below, or go to the official visitcopenhagen website for more places to visit and things to see.
Nørrebro
During the late 1800’s, the urban population grew rapidly meaning that working class quarters shot up outside the Inner City - and Nørrebro was one of these quarters. Also, during the 1960’s and 70’s a shortage in the Danish labour force led to a vast amount of migrant workers coming to Copenhagen - and a lot of them settled in Nørrebro. Today, Nørrebro is a hip, youthful and multicultural neighbourhood. Go for a run around the Copenhagen Lakes, have a great bistro dinner at Skt. Hans Torv, or explore a fantastic selection of Middle Eastern and Asian specialties from the many local merchant-shops.