• Home
• Wanderlust
• Log In

See photos Hide photos

Map Map

Tags: + Add a tag browse neighborhoods architecture art cafe capital colors cool copenhagen danmark dhh's hometown europe from a friend fun hotel fox nyhavn restaurant scandinavia sculpture swans vacation More

Ask a question about Copenhagen Ask Copenhagen locals only	You
“I'm headed to Copenhagen, flying solo, in early September. What shouldn't be missed? Will Tivoli still be in gorgeous bloom and worth a visit? Would love any suggestions anyone can provide... :)”   2 cheers 4 answers	SaraEMiller Dallas
“i'll be in København in early september for about 2 weeks, any recommendations for specific places to rent bikes from? also my lady is vegan any restaurants we should check out that would cater to veggie people?” Be first to answer	Jared Zimmerman San Francisco
“I'll be in Denmark in early July. Where should I stay? What should I do? Any input is much appreciated!!” Be first to answer	dagnydoll Austin
“Hi, could anyone tell me is there a shop in Copenhagen selling urban vinyl designer toys, like Dunnies by Kidrobot for example. http://kidrobot.com/” 2 answers	StaneStane Nis
“where to stay in Copenhagen?We will stay there just 2 nights 16-18March and want smt cheap,but not dangerous.We want spend most of the time outside in the city:-)We r going to visit our ex-classmate to Aalborg then(just so u know).Thank you!!!” 9 answers	Mirka Levoca
See all...

Copenhagen (IPA: /ˌkəʊpənˈheɪgən, ˌkəʊpənˈhɑːgən, ˈkəʊpənˌheɪgən, ˈkəʊpənˌhɑːgən/; Danish: København (help·info) IPA: [kʰøb̥ənˈhɑʊ̯ˀn, kʰøb̥m̩ˈhɑʊ̯ˀn]) is the capital and largest city of Denmark. It is situated on the Islands of Zealand and Amager and is http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Copenhagen

Related Articles

• Affordable Europe: Copenhagen by SETH SHERWOOD April 23, 2006 A recent crop of wallet-friendly hot spots and some enduring gratis experiences mean more mileage for your kroners. (read article)
• Copenhagen: Danhostel Copenhagen City by SETH SHERWOOD February 03, 2008 Five-star hostel? Maybe. Put up against bona fide hotels, however, the Danhostel City probably ranks around two stars. (read article)
• The Scene: Copenhagen (read article)
• 36 Hours in Copenhagen by SETH SHERWOOD November 05, 2006 This postcard city is no longer a museum piece, but a lively, up-to-the-minute metropolis brimming with creative energy and youthful optimism. (read article)
• Front Copenhagen: Where to stay by Mary-Clare Jerram October 13, 2008 The Front hotel in Copenhagen is luxuriously comfortable with easy access to the city's atmospheric harbour. (read article)
• Skt Petri Copenhagen: Where to stay by Mary-Clare Jerram October 13, 2008 The contemporary, five-star chic of the Skt Petri hotel lies in the heart of Copenhagen's pretty medieval centre. (read article)
• Nimb Copenhagen: Where to stay by Mary-Clare Jerram October 13, 2008 Housed in a wonderfully distinctive building, the suites-only Nimb displays an extraordinary attention to detail. (read article)
• Avenue Hotel Copenhagen: overview December 04, 2008 Avenue Hotel, Copenhagen: overview from Mr & Mrs Smith. (read article)
• Front Copenhagen: overview December 04, 2008 Front, Copenhagen: overview from Mr & Mrs Smith. (read article)
• Avenue Hotel Copenhagen: full review December 04, 2008 Avenue Hotel, Copenhagen: hotel review from Mr & Mrs Smith. (read article)
• Front Copenhagen: full review December 04, 2008 Front, Copenhagen: hotel review from Mr & Mrs Smith. (read article)
• Copenhagen: My kind of town by LC Tyler February 24, 2009 Author LC Tyler has fond memories of his morning cycle ride past Rosenborg Castle in Copenhagen, Denmark. (read article)
• Copenhagen: My kind of town by Liz Jensen July 10, 2009 Liz Jensen gets emotional when she sees the "almost mythical structures" of wind turbines in Copenhagen. (read article)
• Europe’s most unusual hotels: #3 by Lonely Planet September 02, 2009 Lonely Planet Magazine put together their list of Europe’s 20 most unusual places to stay - beds in... (read article)
• Tivoli, Denmark – all lit up by Lonely Planet October 28, 2009 Looking for a quick Euro-break to a real winter wonderland? Lonely Planet Magazine suggests twirling... (read article)
• Europe’s 8 best night trains by Lonely Planet November 17, 2009 The midnight thump and clunk of railway carriages being uncoupled and shunted in a station somewhere... (read article)