Fancy Exploring Copenhagen in 2024?

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Copenhagen conveys a certain Scandinavian charm. It's a city with a maze of canals, old buildings, and fusion of contemporary and traditional design elements. Hire a bike and, as Copenhagen is renowned for being one of the bike-friendliest cities in the world, choose pedal power! 

Free things to do in Copenhagen.

Stroll in Nyhavn: Admire the lively waterfront of Nyhavn, which is surrounded by historic structures, cafes, and boats.

Visit the Little Mermaid: See the iconic statue inspired by Hans Christian Andersen's fairy tale at Langelinie Pier.

Copenhagen's Parks: Relax in parks like King's Garden (Kongens Have) or Ørstedsparken.

Free Walking Tours: Join a free walking tour to learn about the city's history and culture.

Explore Freetown Christiania: Explore this distinct, independent neighborhood with lively street art and a laid-back vibe.

Copenhagen Street Food Market: Enjoy a wide range of culinary delights at Reffen, an outdoor street food market.

Copenhagen Botanical Garden: Explore the variety of plants and greenhouses in this tranquil garden.

City Hall Square (Rådhuspladsen): Admire the architecture and lively atmosphere in the heart of the city.

Window Shopping on Strøget: Explore one of Europe's longest pedestrian shopping streets without spending a dime.

Copenhagen Contemporary: Visit the free outdoor exhibitions at this contemporary art center.

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