Copenhagen
Top Places:
#4 Louisiana Museum of Modern Art
Entertainment Quality: 4 / 5
Safety: 5 / 5
Nightlife: 4 / 5
Walkability: 5 / 5
Living Standards: 4 / 5
Free WiFi: 4 / 5
Copenhagen in Prices & Facts
$20.5 $20.52
Quick Lunch for One
Spoken Languages
Danish, English
$3.5 $3.52
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Getting Around
Metro
Copenhagen's metro costs 24 DKK per trip and runs frequently from 5am to 12:30am, connecting key areas like Nørreport and Christianshavn. For a money-saving hack, consider the City Pass for unlimited travel for 24 hours at just 80 DKK, perfect for exploring Nyhavn and Tivoli without worrying about fare.
Bus
Copenhagen's buses cover the entire city and run from 5am to midnight for a single ticket priced at 24 DKK, which you can conveniently purchase via the DOT app or ticket machines at bus stops. For a money-saving hack, consider getting a City Pass for unlimited travel on buses, trains, and metro within zones 1-4 for just 80 DKK for 24 hours, perfect for exploring hotspots like Nyhavn and Tivoli!
Tourist Reviews
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In the 16th century, the monastery flourished until changes in religion led to its decline. By the 19th century, the buildings had burned down, but the place still bears witness to its past.
In the center of the square stands a massive, stunning tree, which I absolutely adore. I can only imagine how beautiful it is here in the summer.
Take a look at the panorama; it’s breathtaking. 🌳✨ »
• Copenhagen is officially recognized as the happiest and most comfortable city in the world 😍
• It's home to the second oldest amusement park in the world, Tivoli Gardens, which inspired the creation of Disneyland 🎡
• The tap water in Copenhagen is so pure that it's safe to drink even in public restrooms. However, prices for bottled water are marked up, almost to promote the use of tap water.
• In Danish, there's no word for "please," and a request can come across as "I need to get."
• With public transport being quite pricey, most residents get around by biking 🚴♀️
• On a related note, gasoline costs around $1.87 per liter in Copenhagen ⛽️
• Car taxes are higher than the value of the cars themselves 🚗
• The people of Copenhagen are extremely cool. Even in drizzly weather and gusty winds, they cruise around on bikes without jackets.
• A ticket from Copenhagen to Sweden is almost equivalent to the price of entry to one of the museums (though most museums are more expensive).
• Public transport in Copenhagen is free, allowing you to enjoy a ride to the first-class carriage, feeling like a true VIP 🕺 »