
In Christianshavn, you’ll find the Christiania free town and picturesque canals. Islands Brygge, a little further on, is a popular spot for picnics.

Copenhagen’s most upmarket neighbourhood is more like a town in its own right, with many beautiful parks, elegant shops and excellent restaurants.

In the historic centre, you can enjoy a spot of shopping, relax at outdoor cafés and sip cocktails amidst the medieval surroundings.

A vibrant, multicultural student neighbourhood full of trendy shops, restaurants and cafés, centred around Assistens Kirkegård.

In this neighbourhood, you can sample some snacks at Torvehallerne, take a stroll along the lakes and visit one of the many museums.

Cycle to Refshaleøen. This island has it all: from street food to a year-round ski slope. This is the new Copenhagen!

In the royal part of the city, you’ll find stunning parks, castles, antique shops and The Little Mermaid on her rock.

The stately Slotsholmen is the political heart of the city. In the chic Øster Kvarter, you’ll find the quintessential postcard view: Nyhavn.

Vesterbro is a former working-class neighbourhood, but is now trendy and buzzing, with Kødbyen as its new nightlife hub.

ØSterbro is a quiet neighbourhood for more affluent families. It features stately apartment blocks, luxury shops and plenty of green spaces.