Going To Copenhagen

Category: Meet the locals

Queen Louise’s Bridge

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We present you a Copenhagen travel guide  with pictures of this urban, open space area will be added. We are waiting for the right time – where the sun is best, the alcohol is working and the people are enjoying themselves. The shortcut to enjoyment though must be the OnlineCasinosCanadian site where the casino games are quite the exhilarating experience. It will surely keep you entertained for hours on end. There’s the option that you can always play along with friends. In the meanwhile, feel free to read about the Lakes:

Søerne (The Lakes)

Getting there:

We recommend walking from Nørreport Station, it’s just 500 meters down Frederiksborggade from the station going away from Rundetårn. You can’t miss it.

Is an assembly of lakes, that consists of three named lakes that lies just between Inner City and Nørrebro. Through the years it’s been used as both a line of defense, been the city’s water supply and today many Danes …

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Healthy in Copenhagen

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Holiday is often associated with self-indulgence. We love to spoil ourselves and our families when we are away from home. It is ok to go out for a three meal dinner, drink alcohol, and other things that may contribute to an unhealthier living than when we are at home. I will make some suggestions for cheap hotels in Copenhagen. More healthy part of your stay, so you also have the opportunity to make the healthy choices.

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Winter and Christmas activities in Copenhagen

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When Denmark moves into the fourth quarter of the year, it usually gets rather windy and cold. This might not be the best sales-speech for Denmark – or Copenhagen for that matter, but its better we break it to you now, instead of you finding out when you get here.

But worry not! There are still many things you can do and see here in our capital – some are seasonal and others are year-round that are still fitting to do. Under here, we will list some of the things to do – and we will link to the other in-door activities we’ve described elsewhere on this site.
So come visit Copenhagen; experience the city during the Christmas Holidays and see the trees and the streets and shops with all their Christmas decorations.

  • Ice Skating Rinks
  • Christmas in Tivoli
  • Christmas Shopping
  • Christianias Christmas Market

Ice Skating Rinks

There are a number of different places in the city where you can …

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