Best places: Tourist attractions in Copenhagen, Denmark

👍👍 Thank you thank you thank you to our amazing tour guide Wayne, he was so full of knowledge about Copenhagen and he gave us sooo much advice on where to go/ what to do for the 2 short days we were there! He also pointed us in the direction of one of the only hotdog stands that had vegetarian sausages...

Waterfront, canal & entertainment district lined by brightly colored 17th & 18th-century townhouses.

This airy church with an Expressionist-style exterior & Gothic-style interior seats 1800 people.

Museum featuring a collection of Islamic, European & Danish early modern paintings & decorative art.

Library dubbed the Black Diamond for its modern architecture, displaying items from its collections.

Parkland & gardens, established in the 17th century, with tree-lined paths & pavilions.

Fine art museum with antique Mediterranean sculptures, plus 19th-century French & Danish works.

Over 4km of sandy man-made beach on an island with a lagoon, land & water sports, kiosks & cafes.

Baroque, 17th-century place of worship with a carillon & steps around the outside of the spire.

18th-century Lutheran church with the largest dome in Scandinavia & a Kierkegaard statue in grounds.

International opera company in a landmark harborfront building with a 1400-seat main auditorium.

National Museum of Natural History’s plant collection, the biggest in Denmark, spread over 10 ha.

Star-shaped 17th-century fortress with ramparts & a museum, regular host to events & concerts.

Public garden laid out in 1920 with a shallow pool at its center & pathways, benches & hedges.

Bronze fountain completed in 1908, depicting Norse goddess Gefion plowing the sea with 4 oxen.

👍👍 Excellently build with highly efficient maintenance. Been to more than 50 countries (including big names Muslim country), I really like how well they have maintained this Mosque. The cleanliness, the atmosphere, the environment, almost everything was near perfect. Also the carpet was extremely co...

Graveyard & park established in 1760, burial place of Soren Kierkegaard & Hans Christian Andersen.

Guided tours of this 1905 building with a richly decorated facade, housing Jens Olsen's World Clock.

17th-century church with a carved oak altarpiece & pulpit & a barrel-vaulted ceiling.

19th-century amusement park with antique roller coaster & live entertainment program.