Start your trip by visiting some of Copenhagen’s most iconic sights and landmarks.
First, head to the gloriously photogenic Nyhavn which is a port lined with colourful quaint houses and old sailing boats. Whether you choose to just snap photos of the buildings, grab a bite in one of the many quayside restaurants, or stroll along the port, Nyhavn is an absolute must when you’re in Copenhagen.
Next, visit Amalienborg Palace, the residence of the Danish royal family. The palace consists of four identical buildings with a large courtyard in the middle. To experience the changing of The Royal Guard, make sure to be at the central courtyard at noon. If you’d like to see the rococo-style interior of the palace, visit the Amalienborg Museum.
After that, head to Frederik’s Church, also known as the Marble Church sitting right next to Amalienborg Palace. With its massive green dome, this beautiful church stands out from the Copenhagen skyline and can be spotted from many parts of the city. As it’s free to enter the church, I recommend taking a quick look to admire its interior.
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A great guide around Denmark! And I totally agree with you about Danish sandwiches. I have never tasted anything better!