Copenhagen is a name synonymous with modern Scandinavian lifestyle. Here's how best to spend a weekend in Copenhagen, the capital city of Denmark.
takes a look at the more recent development of contemporary Danish design. It’s a must for fans of Scandinavian furniture.On the second day, take some time to experience some of the beautiful castles and gardens that Copenhagen is known for. You won’t have time to get to all of these, so choose wisely.
Despite its location in central Copenhagen, the castle is surrounded by parkland. The formal gardens in front of the castle and nearby Botanical Gardens are worth a stroll if the weather is on your side.A perennial family favorite for generations of Danes, Tivoli Gardens is a traditional amusement park and pleasure gardens at the very heart of Copenhagen.
For a more down-to-earth experience, head to the meatpacking district in Vesterbro. Enjoy Texas barbecue along with one of 22 craft beers at the WarPigs brewpub, tasting dishes at the trendy butcher-restaurant Fleisch, or cheap, homemade burgers at Tommi’s Burger Joint. For a room with a view, it’s hard to beat 71 Nyhavn, a historic, elegant hotel on the corner of Copenhagen’s most famous waterway.
Budget seekers should consider the various modern hotels under the Wakeup Copenhagen umbrella. Rooms are tight but so is the price, coming in at $100 per night with advance booking.
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