Why not break up the year and treat yourself to a Short Break to Copenhagen; book as little or as many days for your Short Break as you want! So don't just wait for your yearly holiday, when you can have lots of Short Breaks year round. Take a look at some fantastic deals and things to do on a Short Break in Copenhagen.
Copenhagen: Copenhagen – It is a very cool and contemporary city. Find out why they wrote a song about it.
Why choose Copenhagen for a Short Break?
Top ten things to do in Copenhagen
The Tivoli Gardens for fun, entertainment or a gourmet dinner
Everyone does it. Take your photos at the Gefion Fountain and The Little Mermaid.
Explore the historic canals and have a spot of lunch harbourside at Christianshavns.
Visit the four royal palaces at Amalienborg Slot.
Walk the streets of Old Copenhagen and see the historic churches and buildings.
Explore the top notch shopping at the pedestrian shopping streets of Strøget and Købmagergade.
Take the S train to the white sand beaches at Hellerup, Bellevue and Amager.
The Louisiana Museum of Modern Art has exhibitions and retrospective of the truly hip and happening (www.louisiana.dk)
Go for a single sex naked dip at Helgoland baths.
Check out the modern Links bridge which joins Copenhagen to Malmo, Sweden.
With Short Breaks to Copenhagen and many other destinations and over 80,000 hotels, apartments & villas to choose from all at discount prices, you're spoiled for choice!
Because it's a very cool and contemporary city with cutting edge style, and yet still has a royal family and lots of truly historic buildings. This eclectic mix works well. Stylish and welcoming, it has superb shops, art galleries, restaurants, museums, trendy clubs and excellent nightlife. And it's spotless. As the capital of Scandinavia, it is proud of its seafaring heritage, its history and its local beers. It even has its own beer museum (http://www.carlsberg.com).
The harbourside with its towering brightly coloured townhouses is a perfect spot to watch the fishing boats come in and enjoy the catch of the day at a local restaurant where you can dine outside. And it is a fascinating city to explore on foot with narrow cobbled medieval streets merging easily alongside avant garde architecture. Five streets now provide the world's longest pedestrian mall, running between Rådhuspladsen and Kongens Nytorv, which has charming gabled buildings, department stores, theatres, museums and galleries. The nightlife is refreshingly laid back with a good choice of clubs including the Jazz house (www.jazzhouse.dk) and the two most popular night clubs, Rust and Vega.
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When is the best time to visit Copenhagen? To really enjoy the contemporary café culture, the Tivoli gardens and the fabulous local beaches you need to be there in May, June, July and August. But if you don’t mind wrapping up, the rest of the year means less crowds but probably grey skies, some rain and cooler weather.
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