Copenhagen 3 Days Itinerary

**Day 1: Classic Copenhagen Highlights** *Morning* - Start at Nyhavn, the famous colorful canal. Enjoy the view and maybe a coffee by the water. - Walk to Amalienborg Palace to see the guard change at noon. - Visit Frederik’s Church (Marble Church) and climb to the top for nice views. *Afternoon* - Choose between the Design Museum Denmark or Rosenborg Castle to see the crown jewels. - Have lunch at Torvehallerne Market - try tacos at Hija de Sanchez or pizza at Gorm’s. *Evening* - Spend the evening at Tivoli Gardens, enjoying the rides and beautiful lights. **Day 2: Culture and Local Life** *Morning* - Visit the Round Tower for great city views. - Explore the Copenhagen Cathedral and University area. *Afternoon* - Pick between the National Museum (free) or SMK Art Museum. - Walk through Christianshavn and visit the unique Freetown Christiania (remember no photos). *Evening* - Dinner at 108 (Noma’s more affordable sister restaurant) or seafood at Kødbyens Fiskebar. - In summer, try a sunset kayak tour on the canals. **Day 3: Modern Copenhagen** *Morning* - Quick photo stop at the Little Mermaid statue (go early). - Walk through Kastellet, the star-shaped park with old windmills. *Afternoon* - Visit CopenHill to walk on this unique power plant rooftop. - Explore Refshaleøen area with its Reffen street food market and art spaces. *Evening* - Splurge on dinner at Noma or try great pizza at Bæst. - Enjoy live jazz at La Fontaine or cocktails at Ruby bar. **Day 4: Choice Day** *Option A: Day Trip* - Visit the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art (35 min train ride). - Or see Kronborg Castle in Helsingør (Hamlet’s castle). *Option B: More Copenhagen* - Tour the Carlsberg Brewery with beer tasting. - Brunch at Mad & Kaffe for Danish-style sharing plates. - Visit Assistens Cemetery where famous Danes are buried. - Go shopping on Strøget street or in Vesterbro’s vintage stores. *Evening* - Last dinner at historic Schønnemann for smørrebrød. - Final drinks by Nyhavn at Bar 7. **Helpful Tips** - Rent a bike to get around like locals do. - Consider the Copenhagen Card if visiting many paid attractions. - Most Danes speak excellent English - just say "tak" (thanks)! #historicallandmarks #copenhagentrip #china