Denmark Capital Copenhagen

Originating as a 10C Viking fishing village, the capital now offers amazing culture, historic sites, restaurants, and nightlife.

Explore this incredible city center, rife with wonderful historic and cultural sites, or head out to grab a bite and visit the local pubs.

Lined with colorful houses, the largest port in Denmark offers restaurants and cafes where you can relax and watch the boats.

Boasting fine Dutch Renaissance architecture, this 17C castle features gorgeous gardens and various exhibits, including the Crown Jewels.

The amusement park that inspired the creation of Disneyland is still a must for all ages, offering fun activities day and night.

Treat yourself to a journey through interstellar space, viewing over 10,000 stars at the planetarium's excellent IMAX theater.

Denmark's largest museum of cultural history houses artifacts from all over the world, and covers 14,000 years of Danish history.

Based on a private collection, this superb museum is home to a wealth of antique sculptures, as well as many renowned modern artworks.

The national gallery is home to superb collections of Danish, Flemish, Nordic, and other European art, spanning from the 14C onward.

Housed in a Neoclassical manor, this museum boasts a superb collection of Islamic art along exhibits of fine art and applied arts.

A historic landmark dating to the 17C, this tower serves as an astronomical observatory and offers superb views of the city.

Nothing remains of the original 12C castle, but the elegant 20C palace now hosts an array of political bodies, including the parliament.

Established in the 17C, this remarkably preserved star-fortress retains some of its original structures and boasts a wealth of greenery.

Over the years, several royal families have occupied this 17C complex, comprised of four beautiful palaces with Rococo interiors.

Based on the famed H.C. Anderson fairytale, this iconic bronze statue is located at the seafront and serves as a symbol of the city.

You're never very far from the beach in Copenhagen. Spend a warm day relaxing in the sun, or strolling along the white sandy beach.

Operating since the 16C, the longest running amusement park in the world is home to exciting rides, colorful shows, and arcades.

Participate in scientific exhibits at this experimental interactive museum, fun for both adults and children of all ages.

Dedicated to the art of Bertel Thorvaldsen, a Danish sculptor, this amazing museum leaves a lasting impression on all visitors.

Incorporating principles of English garden landscaping, this 18C sprawling parkland also features cultural and historic landmarks.

With a small botanical museum, these lush gardens are home to a wealth of interesting plant species, as well as an artificial lake.

Stroll along the pier, explore the park, or spend an hour relaxing on the promenade, home to the famed Little Mermaid statue.

Surrounded with canals and boasting a modern architectural flair, Denmark's Opera House offers an array of cultural performances.

A 17C Baroque church notable for its spire, fixed with a gilded staircase that takes you up and offers superb views of the city.

A large and fascinating aquarium boasting separate sections, containing tropical fish, African marine fauna, and a wealth of other sea creatures.

A unique example of Expressionist architecture, this modern church is open to the public and hosts occasional organ concerts.

One of Europe's oldest zoos is home to an array of animals and fowl from all around the world, including Asian and Tropical species.

The final resting place of several iconic Danes, the likes of Hans Christian Anderson and Soren Kirkegaard are buried here.

With a range of facilities, park spaces, playgrounds, and more this unusual urban park promises fun for all ages.

This sculpture depicts the famous Danish ballad "Agnete og Havmande," which is about a merman and his sons waiting for their mother to return.