Head to Denmark and visit not only the capital city of Copenhagen, but also its immediate surroundings. Denmark is a very developed country with a high standard of living. It is sometimes referred to as one of the happiest countries in the world. Cycling and flat landscapes with wind turbines are typical for Denmark.
Upon arrival, you will be picked up at the car rental and transferred to your accommodation. If you have time today, you can visit the first places in Copenhagen.
Pick up the car and head to your accommodation. If you feel like it and have time today, go for your first taste of Copenhagen.
Start your tour of Copenhagen in a beautiful park.
Your steps will lead you to the Round Tower, which was originally built as an astronomical observatory. A special feature is that instead of stairs, a spiral flat ramp leads to the top of the tower. Today, the Round Tower serves as a lookout point. Tickets are purchased on site. You can find opening hours and ticket prices here.
Be sure to visit Strøget street, which is one of the longest shopping streets in Europe. You will find restaurants, bars and shops here. At one end is the city hall, Københavns Rådhus, and at the other is the old port of Nyhavn.
One of the main landmarks of Copenhagen's historic center is the City Hall building. It is one of the main symbols of the city.
You will set out to explore the surroundings of Copenhagen. You will head north. The route on the map takes you inland, but we recommend driving along the coast. The journey is more pleasant, and you can stop and walk along the beach.
You will stop in the town of Helsingør, where you will visit Kronborg Castle. The castle is famous thanks to the English playwright William Shakespeare, who set the plot of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark, here. It is a UNESCO monument and definitely worth a visit. From the parking lot, you walk across the moat, and after a while, you will see the courtyard and the ticket office. You can buy tickets here.
If you feel like it, stop by the beach. You will see sand dunes and lots of shells here. We were lucky that the locals were playing a ball game tournament :).
Take a walk to the nature reserve. If the weather is hot, you can relax on the beach and take a swim.
Today's last stop will be at Frederiksborg Castle, which is beautifully located on three small islands. The castle has beautiful gardens that I recommend you explore. You can buy tickets here. Parking is located directly in front of the castle.
Park your car at the hotel, and if you have the desire and time in the evening, go see the Tivoli Gardens amusement park.
Southwest of Copenhagen. You will visit a fishing village, a beach, and UNESCO monuments.
In the morning, you'll see a beautiful beach area with natural grassy dunes, sandy beaches, and trails for walkers and cyclists. If the weather is warm, I recommend taking a swim here.
The journey will continue to a beautiful fishing village, where you can stroll through charming streets and be sure to visit the harbor. Parking is conveniently available in the village.
I recommend visiting the beautiful historical city of Roskilde, which was the seat of Danish kings from the 11th to the 15th centuries. The most important monument is the cathedral, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and where the tomb of Danish kings is located. Here you will find opening hours and the price of admission. You can park in the city center, where there are several marked parking lots.
On the way to the chalk cliffs, you can stop at the fairytale-looking castle, which is located near the town of Køge. The castle has a beautiful castle garden. We only walked through the gardens and continued on our way. The parking lot was right in front of the castle and free of charge.
Today's last stop will be at the limestone cliffs, which are 15 km long and up to 40 m high and are a UNESCO World Natural Heritage Site. If you feel like it, you can go down the stairs to the sea.
Today, you'll spend the day in Copenhagen. You will walk through the center and visit the most famous and beautiful places.
Today's journey begins at Rosenborg Castle, where the Danish crown jewels are kept. The castle is surrounded by a beautiful garden. You can either just walk around and admire the blooming gardens, sit outside, relax and enjoy the magical castle, or visit the interior and admire the crown jewels. Here is a link to tickets, which I recommend buying in advance.
Frederik's Church is known as the Marble Church. It was inspired by St. Peter's Basilica in Rome. Admission is free, and I definitely recommend taking a look inside.
Your journey will continue to the nearby Amalienborg Palace, the residence of the Danish royal family. You can visit the museum here, and if you're lucky, you'll see the changing of the guard.
This huge fountain is built on a staircase about 30 meters long and is one of the largest in Europe. It is located near the entrance to the Kastellet fortress. The fountain is meant to depict the birth of the Danish island.
A nearly mandatory stop for every Copenhagen traveler is the Little Mermaid. The statue depicts a mermaid and is located on the seashore near the entrance to the Kastellet fortress. The Little Mermaid is a famous fairy-tale character by Danish writer Hans Christian Andersen and is the most famous symbol of Copenhagen and all of Denmark.
Kastellet is a freely accessible fortress in the shape of a star. It is surrounded by a moat and is ideal for walks. Here you will see the original barracks and a well-preserved windmill.
Nyhavn harbor is the second symbol of Copenhagen that you definitely must visit. It is known for its colorful houses, historic ships, and many restaurants. Hans Christian Andersen lived here, and the harbor has become a major tourist attraction.
Christiansborg is a former royal palace. It currently houses the Danish Parliament and the Prime Minister's Office. A large part of the interiors is open to the public. It is best to check the opening hours and entrance fees before visiting. You can also visit the beautiful gardens, which are freely accessible.
On the last day in Copenhagen, we recommend visiting the aquarium, which is near the airport (if you have time before departure).
If you have time before your flight, be sure to stop by the aquarium, which is located really close to the airport. I recommend buying tickets online, the price is then a little lower. You will definitely be impressed by the giant aquarium with a tunnel. Sharks, hammerheads or rays will swim around you.
At the airport, remember to be there at least 2 hours before departure. Return the car and head to your gate. I wish you a safe trip home!
Head to Denmark and visit not only the capital city of Copenhagen, but also its immediate surroundings. Denmark is a very developed country with a high standard of living. It is sometimes referred to as one of the happiest countries in the world. Cycling and flat landscapes with wind turbines are typical for Denmark.
Upon arrival, you will be picked up at the car rental and transferred to your accommodation. If you have time today, you can visit the first places in Copenhagen.
Pick up the car and head to your accommodation. If you feel like it and have time today, go for your first taste of Copenhagen.
Start your tour of Copenhagen in a beautiful park.
Your steps will lead you to the Round Tower, which was originally built as an astronomical observatory. A special feature is that instead of stairs, a spiral flat ramp leads to the top of the tower. Today, the Round Tower serves as a lookout point. Tickets are purchased on site. You can find opening hours and ticket prices here.
Be sure to visit Strøget street, which is one of the longest shopping streets in Europe. You will find restaurants, bars and shops here. At one end is the city hall, Københavns Rådhus, and at the other is the old port of Nyhavn.
One of the main landmarks of Copenhagen's historic center is the City Hall building. It is one of the main symbols of the city.
You will set out to explore the surroundings of Copenhagen. You will head north. The route on the map takes you inland, but we recommend driving along the coast. The journey is more pleasant, and you can stop and walk along the beach.
You will stop in the town of Helsingør, where you will visit Kronborg Castle. The castle is famous thanks to the English playwright William Shakespeare, who set the plot of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark, here. It is a UNESCO monument and definitely worth a visit. From the parking lot, you walk across the moat, and after a while, you will see the courtyard and the ticket office. You can buy tickets here.
If you feel like it, stop by the beach. You will see sand dunes and lots of shells here. We were lucky that the locals were playing a ball game tournament :).
Take a walk to the nature reserve. If the weather is hot, you can relax on the beach and take a swim.
Today's last stop will be at Frederiksborg Castle, which is beautifully located on three small islands. The castle has beautiful gardens that I recommend you explore. You can buy tickets here. Parking is located directly in front of the castle.
Park your car at the hotel, and if you have the desire and time in the evening, go see the Tivoli Gardens amusement park.
Southwest of Copenhagen. You will visit a fishing village, a beach, and UNESCO monuments.
In the morning, you'll see a beautiful beach area with natural grassy dunes, sandy beaches, and trails for walkers and cyclists. If the weather is warm, I recommend taking a swim here.
The journey will continue to a beautiful fishing village, where you can stroll through charming streets and be sure to visit the harbor. Parking is conveniently available in the village.
I recommend visiting the beautiful historical city of Roskilde, which was the seat of Danish kings from the 11th to the 15th centuries. The most important monument is the cathedral, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and where the tomb of Danish kings is located. Here you will find opening hours and the price of admission. You can park in the city center, where there are several marked parking lots.
On the way to the chalk cliffs, you can stop at the fairytale-looking castle, which is located near the town of Køge. The castle has a beautiful castle garden. We only walked through the gardens and continued on our way. The parking lot was right in front of the castle and free of charge.
Today's last stop will be at the limestone cliffs, which are 15 km long and up to 40 m high and are a UNESCO World Natural Heritage Site. If you feel like it, you can go down the stairs to the sea.
Today, you'll spend the day in Copenhagen. You will walk through the center and visit the most famous and beautiful places.
Today's journey begins at Rosenborg Castle, where the Danish crown jewels are kept. The castle is surrounded by a beautiful garden. You can either just walk around and admire the blooming gardens, sit outside, relax and enjoy the magical castle, or visit the interior and admire the crown jewels. Here is a link to tickets, which I recommend buying in advance.
Frederik's Church is known as the Marble Church. It was inspired by St. Peter's Basilica in Rome. Admission is free, and I definitely recommend taking a look inside.
Your journey will continue to the nearby Amalienborg Palace, the residence of the Danish royal family. You can visit the museum here, and if you're lucky, you'll see the changing of the guard.
This huge fountain is built on a staircase about 30 meters long and is one of the largest in Europe. It is located near the entrance to the Kastellet fortress. The fountain is meant to depict the birth of the Danish island.
A nearly mandatory stop for every Copenhagen traveler is the Little Mermaid. The statue depicts a mermaid and is located on the seashore near the entrance to the Kastellet fortress. The Little Mermaid is a famous fairy-tale character by Danish writer Hans Christian Andersen and is the most famous symbol of Copenhagen and all of Denmark.
Kastellet is a freely accessible fortress in the shape of a star. It is surrounded by a moat and is ideal for walks. Here you will see the original barracks and a well-preserved windmill.
Nyhavn harbor is the second symbol of Copenhagen that you definitely must visit. It is known for its colorful houses, historic ships, and many restaurants. Hans Christian Andersen lived here, and the harbor has become a major tourist attraction.
Christiansborg is a former royal palace. It currently houses the Danish Parliament and the Prime Minister's Office. A large part of the interiors is open to the public. It is best to check the opening hours and entrance fees before visiting. You can also visit the beautiful gardens, which are freely accessible.
On the last day in Copenhagen, we recommend visiting the aquarium, which is near the airport (if you have time before departure).
If you have time before your flight, be sure to stop by the aquarium, which is located really close to the airport. I recommend buying tickets online, the price is then a little lower. You will definitely be impressed by the giant aquarium with a tunnel. Sharks, hammerheads or rays will swim around you.
At the airport, remember to be there at least 2 hours before departure. Return the car and head to your gate. I wish you a safe trip home!
itinerary by Sona K.
Head to Denmark and visit not only the capital city of Copenhagen, but also its immediate surroundings. Denmark is a very developed country with a high standard of living. It is sometimes referred to as one of the happiest countries in the world. Cycling and flat landscapes with wind turbines are typical for Denmark.
Upon arrival, you will be picked up at the car rental and transferred to your accommodation. If you have time today, you can visit the first places in Copenhagen.
Pick up the car and head to your accommodation. If you feel like it and have time today, go for your first taste of Copenhagen.
Start your tour of Copenhagen in a beautiful park.
Your steps will lead you to the Round Tower, which was originally built as an astronomical observatory. A special feature is that instead of stairs, a spiral flat ramp leads to the top of the tower. Today, the Round Tower serves as a lookout point. Tickets are purchased on site. You can find opening hours and ticket prices here.
Be sure to visit Strøget street, which is one of the longest shopping streets in Europe. You will find restaurants, bars and shops here. At one end is the city hall, Københavns Rådhus, and at the other is the old port of Nyhavn.
One of the main landmarks of Copenhagen's historic center is the City Hall building. It is one of the main symbols of the city.
You will set out to explore the surroundings of Copenhagen. You will head north. The route on the map takes you inland, but we recommend driving along the coast. The journey is more pleasant, and you can stop and walk along the beach.
You will stop in the town of Helsingør, where you will visit Kronborg Castle. The castle is famous thanks to the English playwright William Shakespeare, who set the plot of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark, here. It is a UNESCO monument and definitely worth a visit. From the parking lot, you walk across the moat, and after a while, you will see the courtyard and the ticket office. You can buy tickets here.
If you feel like it, stop by the beach. You will see sand dunes and lots of shells here. We were lucky that the locals were playing a ball game tournament :).
Take a walk to the nature reserve. If the weather is hot, you can relax on the beach and take a swim.
Today's last stop will be at Frederiksborg Castle, which is beautifully located on three small islands. The castle has beautiful gardens that I recommend you explore. You can buy tickets here. Parking is located directly in front of the castle.
Park your car at the hotel, and if you have the desire and time in the evening, go see the Tivoli Gardens amusement park.
Southwest of Copenhagen. You will visit a fishing village, a beach, and UNESCO monuments.
In the morning, you'll see a beautiful beach area with natural grassy dunes, sandy beaches, and trails for walkers and cyclists. If the weather is warm, I recommend taking a swim here.
The journey will continue to a beautiful fishing village, where you can stroll through charming streets and be sure to visit the harbor. Parking is conveniently available in the village.
I recommend visiting the beautiful historical city of Roskilde, which was the seat of Danish kings from the 11th to the 15th centuries. The most important monument is the cathedral, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and where the tomb of Danish kings is located. Here you will find opening hours and the price of admission. You can park in the city center, where there are several marked parking lots.
On the way to the chalk cliffs, you can stop at the fairytale-looking castle, which is located near the town of Køge. The castle has a beautiful castle garden. We only walked through the gardens and continued on our way. The parking lot was right in front of the castle and free of charge.
Today's last stop will be at the limestone cliffs, which are 15 km long and up to 40 m high and are a UNESCO World Natural Heritage Site. If you feel like it, you can go down the stairs to the sea.
Today, you'll spend the day in Copenhagen. You will walk through the center and visit the most famous and beautiful places.
Today's journey begins at Rosenborg Castle, where the Danish crown jewels are kept. The castle is surrounded by a beautiful garden. You can either just walk around and admire the blooming gardens, sit outside, relax and enjoy the magical castle, or visit the interior and admire the crown jewels. Here is a link to tickets, which I recommend buying in advance.
Frederik's Church is known as the Marble Church. It was inspired by St. Peter's Basilica in Rome. Admission is free, and I definitely recommend taking a look inside.
Your journey will continue to the nearby Amalienborg Palace, the residence of the Danish royal family. You can visit the museum here, and if you're lucky, you'll see the changing of the guard.
This huge fountain is built on a staircase about 30 meters long and is one of the largest in Europe. It is located near the entrance to the Kastellet fortress. The fountain is meant to depict the birth of the Danish island.
A nearly mandatory stop for every Copenhagen traveler is the Little Mermaid. The statue depicts a mermaid and is located on the seashore near the entrance to the Kastellet fortress. The Little Mermaid is a famous fairy-tale character by Danish writer Hans Christian Andersen and is the most famous symbol of Copenhagen and all of Denmark.
Kastellet is a freely accessible fortress in the shape of a star. It is surrounded by a moat and is ideal for walks. Here you will see the original barracks and a well-preserved windmill.
Nyhavn harbor is the second symbol of Copenhagen that you definitely must visit. It is known for its colorful houses, historic ships, and many restaurants. Hans Christian Andersen lived here, and the harbor has become a major tourist attraction.
Christiansborg is a former royal palace. It currently houses the Danish Parliament and the Prime Minister's Office. A large part of the interiors is open to the public. It is best to check the opening hours and entrance fees before visiting. You can also visit the beautiful gardens, which are freely accessible.
On the last day in Copenhagen, we recommend visiting the aquarium, which is near the airport (if you have time before departure).
If you have time before your flight, be sure to stop by the aquarium, which is located really close to the airport. I recommend buying tickets online, the price is then a little lower. You will definitely be impressed by the giant aquarium with a tunnel. Sharks, hammerheads or rays will swim around you.
At the airport, remember to be there at least 2 hours before departure. Return the car and head to your gate. I wish you a safe trip home!
Head to Denmark and visit not only the capital city of Copenhagen, but also its immediate surroundings. Denmark is a very developed country with a high standard of living. It is sometimes referred to as one of the happiest countries in the world. Cycling and flat landscapes with wind turbines are typical for Denmark.
Upon arrival, you will be picked up at the car rental and transferred to your accommodation. If you have time today, you can visit the first places in Copenhagen.
Pick up the car and head to your accommodation. If you feel like it and have time today, go for your first taste of Copenhagen.
Start your tour of Copenhagen in a beautiful park.
Your steps will lead you to the Round Tower, which was originally built as an astronomical observatory. A special feature is that instead of stairs, a spiral flat ramp leads to the top of the tower. Today, the Round Tower serves as a lookout point. Tickets are purchased on site. You can find opening hours and ticket prices here.
Be sure to visit Strøget street, which is one of the longest shopping streets in Europe. You will find restaurants, bars and shops here. At one end is the city hall, Københavns Rådhus, and at the other is the old port of Nyhavn.
One of the main landmarks of Copenhagen's historic center is the City Hall building. It is one of the main symbols of the city.
You will set out to explore the surroundings of Copenhagen. You will head north. The route on the map takes you inland, but we recommend driving along the coast. The journey is more pleasant, and you can stop and walk along the beach.
You will stop in the town of Helsingør, where you will visit Kronborg Castle. The castle is famous thanks to the English playwright William Shakespeare, who set the plot of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark, here. It is a UNESCO monument and definitely worth a visit. From the parking lot, you walk across the moat, and after a while, you will see the courtyard and the ticket office. You can buy tickets here.
If you feel like it, stop by the beach. You will see sand dunes and lots of shells here. We were lucky that the locals were playing a ball game tournament :).
Take a walk to the nature reserve. If the weather is hot, you can relax on the beach and take a swim.
Today's last stop will be at Frederiksborg Castle, which is beautifully located on three small islands. The castle has beautiful gardens that I recommend you explore. You can buy tickets here. Parking is located directly in front of the castle.
Park your car at the hotel, and if you have the desire and time in the evening, go see the Tivoli Gardens amusement park.
Southwest of Copenhagen. You will visit a fishing village, a beach, and UNESCO monuments.
In the morning, you'll see a beautiful beach area with natural grassy dunes, sandy beaches, and trails for walkers and cyclists. If the weather is warm, I recommend taking a swim here.
The journey will continue to a beautiful fishing village, where you can stroll through charming streets and be sure to visit the harbor. Parking is conveniently available in the village.
I recommend visiting the beautiful historical city of Roskilde, which was the seat of Danish kings from the 11th to the 15th centuries. The most important monument is the cathedral, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and where the tomb of Danish kings is located. Here you will find opening hours and the price of admission. You can park in the city center, where there are several marked parking lots.
On the way to the chalk cliffs, you can stop at the fairytale-looking castle, which is located near the town of Køge. The castle has a beautiful castle garden. We only walked through the gardens and continued on our way. The parking lot was right in front of the castle and free of charge.
Today's last stop will be at the limestone cliffs, which are 15 km long and up to 40 m high and are a UNESCO World Natural Heritage Site. If you feel like it, you can go down the stairs to the sea.
Today, you'll spend the day in Copenhagen. You will walk through the center and visit the most famous and beautiful places.
Today's journey begins at Rosenborg Castle, where the Danish crown jewels are kept. The castle is surrounded by a beautiful garden. You can either just walk around and admire the blooming gardens, sit outside, relax and enjoy the magical castle, or visit the interior and admire the crown jewels. Here is a link to tickets, which I recommend buying in advance.
Frederik's Church is known as the Marble Church. It was inspired by St. Peter's Basilica in Rome. Admission is free, and I definitely recommend taking a look inside.
Your journey will continue to the nearby Amalienborg Palace, the residence of the Danish royal family. You can visit the museum here, and if you're lucky, you'll see the changing of the guard.
This huge fountain is built on a staircase about 30 meters long and is one of the largest in Europe. It is located near the entrance to the Kastellet fortress. The fountain is meant to depict the birth of the Danish island.
A nearly mandatory stop for every Copenhagen traveler is the Little Mermaid. The statue depicts a mermaid and is located on the seashore near the entrance to the Kastellet fortress. The Little Mermaid is a famous fairy-tale character by Danish writer Hans Christian Andersen and is the most famous symbol of Copenhagen and all of Denmark.
Kastellet is a freely accessible fortress in the shape of a star. It is surrounded by a moat and is ideal for walks. Here you will see the original barracks and a well-preserved windmill.
Nyhavn harbor is the second symbol of Copenhagen that you definitely must visit. It is known for its colorful houses, historic ships, and many restaurants. Hans Christian Andersen lived here, and the harbor has become a major tourist attraction.
Christiansborg is a former royal palace. It currently houses the Danish Parliament and the Prime Minister's Office. A large part of the interiors is open to the public. It is best to check the opening hours and entrance fees before visiting. You can also visit the beautiful gardens, which are freely accessible.
On the last day in Copenhagen, we recommend visiting the aquarium, which is near the airport (if you have time before departure).
If you have time before your flight, be sure to stop by the aquarium, which is located really close to the airport. I recommend buying tickets online, the price is then a little lower. You will definitely be impressed by the giant aquarium with a tunnel. Sharks, hammerheads or rays will swim around you.
At the airport, remember to be there at least 2 hours before departure. Return the car and head to your gate. I wish you a safe trip home!
