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Nyhavn

Posted on May 3, 2018November 29, 2018 by NoraClaraMogensen95

Is a favorite place among the natives, and attraction for the tourists when going to Copenhagen! Everyone seem to love this cozy area around the canal, with all the street cafes and the buzzing life of people passing by. Nyhavn have become more and more popular over the past 20-ish years, and it is one of the most visited places in Copenhagen! It’s a harbor district, and in the summer time it’s crowded with people. It used to be more of a murky place with shadowy taverns and prostitutes, but today it’s nothing like that; the old taverns, and sailor bulges are now transformed into nice (though a little expensive) restaurants and cafes. A lot of people are eating their lunch on the bulwarks during the summer days, and sometimes you can also encounter performers and artists on the narrow streets of Nyhavn, Copenhagen.

Canal Tours for all

– if you go to Nyhavn, don’t miss out on the canal …

Recommended Cafés

Posted on March 12, 2018November 29, 2018 by NoraClaraMogensen95

Recommended Cafés in Copenhagen

You find cafés everywhere in Copenhagen, it’s not easy to choose, not even for us natives. In general it’s expensive dining out; although you should remember that the tipping is included in the bill. We have collected some places that we believe are worth visiting when you are in Denmark.

The first place we would like to recommend you to visit is Strædet. It is a not the name of a café, but a central street in Copenhagen packed with many cafés, bars, eateries and other shops! It’s the street running parallel to Strøget.
They are all quite expensive (but they are in the very center – prices drop the further out you come), but they have a nice atmosphere and friendly waiters. If you are looking for at trendy and nice café, go to this street. They all offer coffee, beer, sandwiches, salads, and so on. You can e.g. try ‘Kreutzberg’ (the photo below) …

Christiania

Posted on February 25, 2017October 18, 2018 by NoraClaraMogensen95

Christiania, Copenhagen

The almost sanctuary like, urban space, that today forms Christiania, is the third most visited tourist attraction in Copenhagen. It is not only one of the most discussed locations and topics over the last few decades. The more than 150 buildings are of course a lucrative deal for the government to own, which is why there’s been so much fighting about the district over these past years.
Here you can find everything from theatres and smaller music venues, to cafes and restaurants, and grassy areas to sit, lie and relax at. You can also jog around the big lake that is part of Christiania, and experience some of the beautiful nature within Copenhagen.

The main entrance is located on Prinsessegade, from where you can get to within 5 minutes of walking from Christianshavn Station. The piece of Danish history that is Christiania consists of a total of 32 hectares (79 acres) and its more recent and …