Check out these vast and beautiful gardens by boat. You can also tour Frederiksberg Palace and the Chinese Pavilion as well as visit the Copenhagen Zoo.

Vibrant, yet relaxing. This dive bar offers cheap drinks, rock music, and billiard tables. Smoking is permitted inside.

Just outside the city center is this unspoiled nature area, a wild growing piece of city nature. It’s great for bird watching, picnics, and exercising.

This cozy cocktail bar opened over 10 years ago and has become a staple. Order an Old Fashioned or the Emerald Martini, as clear as a Scandinavian lake.

Live jazz jam sessions can be found at this legendary venue on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday nights. Monday nights the stage is set for live poetry.

The largest art museum in the county has a rich and varied selection of art, from European classics to contemporary art. Make time for the café and the shop!

A small artificial island created in 1910-1914 as part of the Copenhagen Defense. You can get here by boat all summer. When here, go on a treasure hunt.

Take a seat on a bench and watch as thousands of people walk by on Copenhagen’s busiest shopping street “strøget”

Get your laugh on at the country’s first and largest stand-up comedy club. Head here on club evenings where you can see three comics at one time.

You cannot visit Denmark without trying the iconic smorrebrod, a Danish national specialty. The herring is a tradition and gluten-free bread is available.

Gelato-style ice cream is made fresh every day. Fill your waffle cone with chocolate ice cream or one of the vegan options. Flavors change often.

If you’re looking for traditional Danish food, you’ve found the right spot. Try the sandwiches in the afternoon and wienerschnitzel in the evenings.

End your day over a steaming bowl of Japanese noodles. There are vegetarian options, but no reservations are taken.

Home to over 50 start-ups (food stalls, bars, and creative workshops), the focus is on sustainable food, craftsmanship, and culture. The street food is a must.