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Travel to Copenhagen
With flights to Copenhagen, you can discover one of Northern Europe's most charming and vibrant cities, where history, culture, design and modern urban life come together to create an unforgettable experience. Known for its colourful streets, elegant architecture and relaxed atmosphere, the Danish capital offers a wide variety of attractions for every type of traveller.
From its historic landmarks and picturesque canals to museums, lively neighbourhoods, restaurants and green spaces, Copenhagen has plenty to discover. The city is also known for its cycling culture, sustainable lifestyle and beautiful waterfront. Don't wait any longer and start planning your trip!
Discover the iconic places in Copenhagen
Copenhagen is home to some of Denmark's most famous landmarks and offers countless opportunities to discover the city's history, culture and unique character.
The Little Mermaid is one of Copenhagen's most recognisable symbols and one of the city's most popular attractions. Located on the waterfront, this famous statue was inspired by the fairy tale written by Danish author Hans Christian Andersen.
Nyhavn is another of Copenhagen's most iconic places. Its colourful historic houses, canal, restaurants and cafés make it one of the most picturesque areas of the city. You can take a walk along the waterfront or enjoy the lively atmosphere from one of its many terraces.
…Journey 3 steps itinerary
Discover the best of Copenhagen in just two days, diving into the city's Scandinavian culture, celebrated design, and leisurely bike rides for a truly unforgettable short break.
Enjoy family-friendly activities in Copenhagen, with interactive museums, green parks, and exciting animal attractions suited to all ages for a wonderful visit.
Embark on a gourmet journey through Copenhagen, enjoying classic Danish favorites and creative New Nordic cuisine at renowned restaurants, lively food halls, and artisan bakeries.
ForecastWeather trends
Copenhagen has a mild oceanic climate, with relatively gentle winters and cool summers. The coldest months are January and February, when frosty weather and shorter days are common. In spring, temperatures gradually rise, along with occasional rain. Summers are pleasantly mild, with some sunny days and moderate rainfall. In autumn, temperatures start to fall and rainfall increases slightly. Windy weather is common all year, especially in winter and autumn, which adds to the city's ever-changing climate.
Gastronomy Cuisine
Copenhagen's food scene is renowned worldwide for its creativity, best represented by the New Nordic movement. This culinary philosophy emphasizes fresh, locally sourced, seasonal ingredients combined with artistic, modern presentation. The city skillfully blends traditional Danish cooking with contemporary international influences, creating a wide range of dining experiences—from acclaimed Michelin-starred restaurants to lively and welcoming street food markets.
Smørrebrød
Open-faced rye bread sandwiches topped with fish, meat, cheese, and fresh garnishes, often eaten as a filling lunch.
Stegt flæsk
Crispy slices of pork belly served with boiled potatoes and a creamy parsley sauce, a cherished Danish comfort dish.
Rød pølse
A bright red Danish hot dog, usually served by street vendors with mustard, ketchup, remoulade, onions, and pickles.