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Practical information about Denmark and Copenhagen

in plenty of time before your visit, as Copenhagen is a very popular destination in summer. Studieskolen is very centrally located, so it shouldn’t be too hard to find a place with easy access to
Sara Bødker

without buying anything more than a cheap cup of coffee and plenty of refills and chat with the many regulars, artists and men and women of the world who frequently visit this street. If you have just
Mette Bennike

then biking around on the idyllic island which used to be Danish, but is now Swedish. The Danish astronomer Tycho Brahe lived and worked on the island 1576-1597, and you can visit his reconstructed
Oscar Otto Sanz

from Studieskolen. In the winter, Davids Fond og Samling is located beside Kongens Have. You can visit it for free and enjoy, among other things, a fantastic collection of miniature Islamic paintings
Pernille Lemvig-Fog

favourite place outside of Copenhagen? “Grab your bike, put in on a train, then on a ferry. Visit one of Denmark’s many islands. Here are some of my favourites: Samsø, Læsø
Christina Gudmand

the presence of history or visit one of the area’s many second-hand and vintage shops. From there, it’s a short walk to Frue Plads – past Copenhagen University, where Søren
Charlotte Sten Jacobsen

in.” Do you have a favourite place outside of Copenhagen? ”Outside of Copenhagen is the northern part of the island of Mors, a place I used to live and still visit regularly. Here is a
Annemette Skot-Hansen

the middle of all the historical and cosy stuff that is just allowed to stand. For example, it is an experience in itself to visit the cinema Grand Teatret, and on a warm day, you can sit outside with a
Christina Gudmand

historic quarter. A place where you can take a stroll, feel the atmosphere and the presence of history or visit one of the area’s many second-hand and vintage shops. From there, it’s a short walk
Sara Bødker

refills and chat with the many regulars, artists and men and women of the world who frequently visit this street. If you have just arrived in Copenhagen, then this is the place where it is easiest to find a