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ABOUT COPENHAGEN
Home to the world’s largest pedestrian street and to the world-famous statue of the Little Mermaid, the fairytale city of Copenhagen is Scandinavia’s largest city and one of its liveliest. Dotted with parks, gardens, water fountains and squares, the city combines a charming laid-back feel with an exciting, exuberant atmosphere.

Begin your exploration of the city at the Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek, a museum owned by the famous brewery that features outstanding classical art and fine Impressionist painting. Witness the pomp and ceremony of the changing of the guard at Copenhagen’s Amalienborg Palace - home of the Royal Family since 1794 - or take a trip to the Helligandskirke, one of Copenhagen’s oldest churches, which also features a summer café and regular art exhibitions. Other museums and buildings of note include the Musical History Museum, which houses an impressive array of musical instruments dating back one thousand years, and the Nationalmuseet, whose vast and eclectic collection takes the breath away. Don’t miss the Tivoli Gardens, located in the heart of Copenhagen. This century-old amusement park is one of Copenhagen’s most popular attractions and with its thousands of flowers and dazzling bejewelled lights, it is a real-life wonderland of rides, restaurants, and entertainment for young and old alike. Sample the live classical music at Tivoli Concert Hall or stumble across free outdoor performances at one of the many city parks and squares. Lose yourself along Stroget, the world’s longest pedestrian street, where you can dine at one of the many cafes and restaurants and marvel at the many street performers. Look out for the statue of Hans Christian Anderson in Radhuspladsen, Copenhagen’s main square and then stroll or take a ferry to admire the bronze statue of one of his most famous fairytale creations, the charming Little Mermaid, who has been guarding Copenhagen’s harbourside since 1913.

Rent one of Copenhagen’s free city bicycles and tour around the cobbled streets and quays of this most accessible and cheerful of cities, enjoy an afternoon picnic in one of its many parks and squares and visit a museum before dining either in the summer air or indoors at winter under the subtle glow of candlelight. Sample the magic of Copenhagen, a fairytale city that allows you explore at an enjoyable pace.




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