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Royal Copenhagen and classic landmarks
Nyhavn waterfront stroll
Begin at the postcard-famous 17th-century harbour lined with painted townhouses, moored wooden boats and outdoor cafes. It is the easiest place in the city to get oriented on foot.
Tabi says
Arrive before 10:00 to photograph the colour row without crowds.
Amalienborg Palace and changing of the guard
Watch the Royal Life Guards march in from Rosenborg Castle and change at noon in the cobbled octagonal square that is the royal family's winter residence.
Tabi says
Stand on the south side of the square for the clearest sightline.
Smorrebrod lunch at a classic Copenhagen restaurant
Pause for traditional Danish open-faced rye sandwiches with herring, roast beef or potato. Several long-established smorrebrod houses cluster around the old town.
Tabi says
Order two or three pieces per person and a Carlsberg or aquavit.
Tivoli Gardens evening
End the day at the world's second-oldest amusement park, opened 1843, with illuminated gardens, vintage rides and live concerts on the open-air stage.
Tabi says
Buy entry plus an unlimited rides wristband if you plan to ride more than three.
Travel dates
Est. budget / person
USD 700–1,250
Flights + hotel + experiences
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Est. per person
USD 700–1,250