Seven Places to Visit in Copenhagen - Explore Copenhagen

Copenhagen is the capitol of Denmark and if you areships coming into port.
visiting the city, you will be pressed to decide what you4. Visit Amalienborg Castle, the home of the Queen,
want to see and do. There is so much to choose fromwhere you can wander through the square. You
that each person will have his own unique list. If this iscannot enter the castle itself, but you can marvel at
your first time to explore Copenhagen, here are mythe opulence and see the guards who stand guard. A
recommendations for things to do.bit of grandeur.
1. No visit to Denmark is complete without a walk5. Tivoli is a must for any visitor coming to
down the longest shopping street in the world - TheCopenhagen. If you get a ticket it is good all day and
Stroget. I recommend that you take a stroll early in theyou can visit during the day, which gives you a the
morning before the shops open and just get a feel forfeeling of being in a beautiful garden, while a visit at
the street. Once the stores open, you will be in anight gives you the chance to see another side of
throng of tourists and shoppers alike. It is also great toTivoli - the romantic side. There are amusements from
walk along the Stroget at night.rides, to dancing, concerts and restaurants and bars.
2. You have to go down to Nyhavn, which is the6. There are two really great parks within
harbour, especially if it is a sunny day. Take in theCopenhagen, which deserve your attention: The
boats along the canal and stop in at one of the manyBotanisk Have and Oester Anlaeg, which are right
restaurants or cafes along the harbour. A bit pricey,next to each other. Both parks are a pleasure to walk
but it is a fun place to sit and watch people.through, with winding trails, beautiful plant life and wildlife.
3. As disappointing as I find the "Little Mermaid", peopleIf you need more go across the street and enjoy
always want to see it and have their picture taken inRosenborg Park, probably the most popular park in
front of it. If you do decide to visit the "Little Mermaid", Idowntown Copenhagen.
suggest you walk along the harbour and head over to7. For those into architecture, you should visit the New
Langeline and enjoy the view there. Stop in at aOpera House, The Black Diamond Library and the new
café, have a coffee or ice cream and enjoy thedevelopments across the harbour in Holmen.