A 17th-century canal harbour lined with brightly painted townhouses, old wooden ships and busy cafés, the postcard view of Copenhagen. Hans Christian Andersen lived at three different addresses here.
Canal boat tours leave from Nyhavn, a good way to see the city, including the Little Mermaid statue and the Opera House. Walk on to Amalienborg, the royal palace, with the changing of the guard at noon, and the Marble Church.
A Renaissance castle built by King Christian IV in the early 1600s, in the King's Garden, Copenhagen's oldest park.
One of the oldest amusement parks in the world, opened in 1843 in the heart of Copenhagen, with gardens, historic and modern rides, including a woode…
One of the world's most loved art museums, in a series of low buildings set in a sculpture park on the coast north of Copenhagen, looking across the …
The largest Renaissance castle in Scandinavia, built on three islands in a lake at Hillerød by King Christian IV.
A Renaissance castle on the narrowest point of the Øresund strait, where Danish kings collected tolls from passing ships.
White chalk cliffs rising up to 128 m above the Baltic Sea on the island of Møn, a UNESCO biosphere reserve.
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