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Four palaces frame Amalienborg’s octagonal square, with Frederik V on horseback at the centre. The complex became a royal residence after the fire at Christiansborg…
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Christiansborg Palace stands on Slotsholmen in central Copenhagen. It houses the Danish Parliament, the Prime Minister’s Office and the Supreme Court, alongside roo…
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Christianshavn Canal runs through Copenhagen’s Christianshavn district. Two streets follow its banks and bridges connect them. Sailboats and houseboats can be seen…
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The Church of Our Saviour stands in Christianshavn. The baroque church is known for the black and gold spire, where an external staircase winds around the tower.
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The University of Copenhagen Botanical Garden covers 10 hectares in central Copenhagen. It is known for its glasshouses, including the Palm House at the centre of t…
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Designmuseum Denmark occupies the former Royal Frederik’s Hospital in Copenhagen. Its collections bring together Danish and international design, with objects such…
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Freetown Christiania is a community in the Christianshavn district of Copenhagen. It began in 1971 on a former military site. The area includes the old Bådsmandsstr…
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Kastellet is a citadel in Copenhagen. It has five bastions. On the waterfront at Langelinie stands The Little Mermaid, a bronze sculpture by Edvard Eriksen.
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Frederik’s Church is better known in Copenhagen as the Marble Church. Its large dome marks the centre of Frederiksstaden, the district that also includes Amalienbor…
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The National Gallery of Denmark, known as SMK, is Copenhagen’s national art museum. Its collection grew out of the royal collections and brings together Danish and…
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The National Museum of Denmark is a museum of cultural history in central Copenhagen. It covers Danish history and holds objects from cultures around the world.
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The Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek grew out of the brewer Carl Jacobsen's art collection. Its Copenhagen galleries bring together sculpture from the ancient Mediterranean,…
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Nyhavn is a seventeenth-century harbour canal in Copenhagen. Colourful houses face the water between Kongens Nytorv and the Inner Harbour, and old wooden boats are…
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Refshaleøen is a former shipyard area in Copenhagen harbour. Reffen, a seasonal street food market on its waterfront, is one of the places to visit on the peninsula.
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Rosenborg Castle stands in the King's Garden in central Copenhagen. Christian IV began the estate as a summer retreat. The castle now displays the Danish crown jewe…
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The Round Tower rises above the centre of Copenhagen. Christian IV had it built as an astronomical observatory, reached by a long spiral ramp inside the tower.
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Tivoli Gardens opened in 1843. The amusement park and pleasure garden is in central Copenhagen, next to Copenhagen Central Station.
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Torvehallerne is a food market on Israels Plads, near Nørreport in Copenhagen. It brings together two covered halls and an outdoor market space on the same square.
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