Copenhagen

BOS – CPH

Nonstop

$375 per person

THINGS TO SEE & DO:

  • Nyhaven (Famous canal)
  • Christiansborg Palace
  • Tivoli Gardens (Amusement Park)
  • National Museum of Denmark
  • Amalienborg Palace
  • Rosenborg Castle
  • Frederiksborg Castle
  • Round Tower
  • Glyptotek
  • Designmuseum Denmark
  • Natural History Museum of Denmark

EATS:

Bakeries

  • Juno the Bakery: Don’t miss their cardamom bun (might be the best pastry we’ve ever had)
  • BUKA Bakery: Great for classic pastries
  • Andersen & Maillard: Must try the cinnamon croissant and sourdough bun with butter and cheese

Food and Drinks

  • Reffen: A fantastic street food market featuring food from around the world – we had some Italian and Kurdish food
  • Broens: Another great food market – we had some Argentinian food
  • Hija de Sanchez: Great tacos
  • Gasoline Grill: A really good burger
  • Little Green Door: Small cocktail bar with outdoor seating
  • Restaurant Smör: Inside the National Museum of Denmark – a great Danish selection
  • Huks Fluks: A great spot for drinks in a lovely square
  • Nyhaven: A fun spot to grab a drink and a light snack and people watch
  • Mello Yello: Food in Malmö

PRO TIPS:

  1. We bought the Copenhagen Card and it covered all of our transportation and attractions. Made the the super easy!
  2. An unlimited ride pass is worth it at Tivoli Gardens – The Rollercoaster is a must ride, and during the summer they do fireworks every Saturday night.
  3. Juno the Bakery will have a line but it’s SO worth it.
  4. The water taxi is a fun way to get around the city, and the easiest way to get to Reffen.
  5. There is a changing of the guard ceremony at noon at Amalienborg Palace, be sure to arrive early otherwise it’s difficult to see anything.
  6. A few attractions have capacity limits so getting there early is helpful.