Copenhagen

Christiansborg, palace and government building, the seat of parliament, in central Copenhagen, capital of Denmark
Copenhagen Nyhavn, New port of Copenhagen, at night in Denmark

Copenhagen, Denmark

Copenhagen is where Scandinavian charm meets contemporary cool. With its picturesque canals, cutting-edge design, and an enviable food scene, the Danish capital is a dream for solo travellers looking to explore a city that’s as stylish as it is welcoming. From cycling along cobblestone streets to discovering cozy cafes and breathtaking architecture, Copenhagen is a city that invites you to experience its unique blend of old-world charm and modern innovation.

For solo travellers, Copenhagen offers a hassle-free experience with its efficient public transport, friendly locals, and safe streets. Whether you’re wandering through colorful Nyhavn, snapping photos at the Little Mermaid, or sampling smørrebrød in a local eatery, Copenhagen promises an unforgettable adventure.

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Things to Do in Copenhagen

Copenhagen is a city brimming with activities, whether you’re exploring its historic landmarks, immersing yourself in its vibrant arts scene, or enjoying the laid-back atmosphere of its parks and waterfronts. Highlights include the Tivoli Gardens, Rosenborg Castle, and the bustling Torvehallerne Market. With so much to do, you’ll find every moment in Copenhagen filled with discovery.

COPENHAGEN, DENMARK -A tour boat leaves Nyhavn for sightseeing on August 21, 2014 in Copenhagen. Nyhavn is a 17th-century waterfront, canal and entertainment district and a major tourist attraction in Copenhagen.
People in front of the Swinging ship in the amusement park Bakken, Copenhagen
COPENHAGEN, DENMARK - Flowers and plant of traditional village house of Christiania Freetown with garden accessories and bicycle. Copenhagen has population near 1.3 million
Copenhagen, Denmark - Exterior view of Torvehallerne, a popular modern market place.
Copenhagen, Denmark - AC Bella Sky Hotel, convention and congress center in Orestad district
Copenhagen, Denmark - Statue of The Little Mermaid at Langelinie. The Little Mermaid (Danish: Den lille Havfrue), bronze statue by Edvard Eriksen.

Where to Stay in Copenhagen

Finding the perfect place to stay in Copenhagen is easy, with its wide range of accommodations catering to every type of traveller. The city centre is ideal for first-time visitors, offering proximity to major attractions, while trendy neighbourhoods like Vesterbro and Nørrebro are perfect for those seeking a local vibe. Whether you’re on a tight budget or ready to splurge, Copenhagen has a cozy corner waiting for you.

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Itineraries for Copenhagen

Planning your time in Copenhagen? We’ve got you covered! Whether you’re zipping through the city in a day or leisurely exploring for a week, these itineraries are packed with must-see sights, hidden gems, and practical tips to maximize your adventure.

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  • One-Week Guide to Copenhagen.
Copenhagen, Denmark - Scandic Palace Hotel at City hall (Radhuspladsen) square.
COPENHAGEN - Tivoli Gardens in Copenhagen, Denmark. The amusement park is the second oldest in the world.
COPENHAGEN DENMARK - Frederik's Church popularly known as The Marble Church and castle Amalienborg with statue of Frederick V in Copenhagen Denmark
Aerial drone view of Rosenborg Slot Castle and beautiful garden from above, Kongens Have park in Copenhagen, Denmark
Copenhagen, Denmark - Hans Christian Andersen statue in Rosenborg garden. Bronze sculpture of famous danish fairy tale writer amid green plants.
COPENHAGEN - Latin Quarter - this popular tourist attraction in the center of town is a lively bustling and at other times - idyllic student area. Copenhagen Denmark

Solo Travel Tips for Copenhagen

Copenhagen is a dream destination for solo travellers, offering a mix of safety, accessibility, and social opportunities. The city’s excellent public transport makes it easy to get around, while its cozy cafes and friendly locals ensure you’ll always feel welcome. Don’t be shy about joining a group tour or striking up a conversation—Danes are famously kind and approachable.

  • Take advantage of Copenhagen’s bike-friendly infrastructure to explore the city like a local.
  • Head to public markets like Torvehallerne for great food and easy conversations with fellow travellers.
  • Pack a rain jacket, as Copenhagen’s weather can be unpredictable.
Copenhagen skyline aerial drone view from above, Nyhavn historical pier port and canal with color buildings and boats in the old town of Copenhagen, Denmark
Copenhagen, Denmark - People, cars and shops on Vesterbrogade in Vesterbro district
Copenhagen, Denmark - Aerial drone view of the harbour bath at Islands Brygge.
Christianshavn channel with colorful buildings and boats in Copenhagen, Denmark.
Denmark. Copenhagen. Amalienborg Square. Changing the royal guard. Army ranks uniform people defense castle king
A bar in the street Norrebrogade in Norrebro district by night.

Cultural Experiences in Copenhagen

Copenhagen is steeped in culture, with its royal palaces, world-class museums, and vibrant festivals. Visit Amalienborg Palace to see the changing of the guard, wander through the galleries of the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art, or attend the annual Copenhagen Jazz Festival. Each experience adds a new layer to the city’s unique character.

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  • Explore Nyhavn, Copenhagen’s iconic canal district, for a taste of history and scenic views.
  • Dive into Danish traditions with a visit to a local bakery for a classic pastry.
The majestic castle Frederiksborg Castle seen from the beautiful park area
The bird's eye view from the Church of Our Saviour on the Knippelsbro (English: Knippel Bridge) bridge across the Inner Harbour of Copenhagen Denmark. There is the panoramic view of the storm front over Copenhagen.
COPENHAGEN DENMARK - Monumental gate at Carlberg's brewery in Copenhagen features two giant statues of an elephant. The latin very patriotic message reads: let's work for our homeland.
Exterior view of the historical Kronborg Castle in Helsingor, Denmark.
Copenhagen, Denmark - Tourists wander the Stroget shopping district near the Stork Fountain, the longest pedestrian street in the world, in Copenhagen, Denmark.
Rosenborg Castle in Copenhagen, Denmark. Lavender flowerbed in the small garden near the Rosenborg Palace. Rosenborg Slot castle in the Danish capital Copenhagen.

FAQ’s

Got questions? We’ve got answers!

The best time to visit is between May and September when the weather is pleasant, and the city comes alive with outdoor events and activities. Winter offers a cozy charm with Christmas markets and fewer crowds.

Absolutely! Copenhagen is one of the safest cities in the world, with friendly locals and a welcoming atmosphere. Just use common sense as you would anywhere.

Copenhagen is incredibly easy to navigate, with an efficient metro system, buses, and bike rentals. Walking is also a great option in this compact city.

Don’t miss Tivoli Gardens, Nyhavn, the Little Mermaid statue, and the National Museum of Denmark. For stunning views, head to the Round Tower or Christiansborg Palace Tower.

Comfortable walking shoes, a rain jacket, and layers for changing weather are essential. A reusable water bottle is also handy, as Copenhagen has some of the cleanest tap water in the world.

Yes! Walk along the harbourfront, visit the Botanical Garden, and explore Freetown Christiania for unique sights. Many museums also have free entry on certain days.

Copenhagen’s food scene is a mix of traditional and modern, with highlights like open-faced sandwiches (smørrebrød), Nordic cuisine at Michelin-starred restaurants, and street food at Reffen.

Wrapping Up Your Copenhagen Adventure

Copenhagen is a city that effortlessly blends history, innovation, and charm. Whether you’re exploring its iconic landmarks, sampling Danish treats, or simply soaking in the hygge vibes, every moment here is a treasure.

Ready to explore more of Denmark? Check out our guides to Aarhus, Odense, and beyond for even more inspiration. Copenhagen is calling—what are you waiting for?