Copenhagen is the quietest and most peaceful capital in Europe..Here at every step of the tourists, the heroes of Andersen's fairy tales are chasing (in a good sense of the word) and the "gingerbread" colorful houses near the channels .In addition, today Copenhagen - one of the European art centers .The number of museums in Copenhagen has long exceeded the reasonable standards, which does not disappoint the Danes .The city center is the Town Hall Square, where, as the name implies, there is a town hall building decorated with the figure of Bishop Absalon - the founder of Copenhagen .
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How to get to Copenhagen
From Moscow to Copenhagen makes flights "Aeroflot" and SAS. From St. Petersburg - the same SAS and Pulkovo Airlines. For more information on how to get to the city center, click here: Copenhagen airport.
October 31 at the airport in Copenhagen will open a special terminal for budget airlines - CPH Go .The building is placed on the airfield, and with the existing terminal 3 it joins the gallery .Thus, passengers who have passed security control in Terminal 3 will have to overcome then about a kilometer along this gallery to get to their aircraft .Like other similar terminals, CPH Go does not have teletypes, but aircraft parking is located directly at the landing gate .No buses are required: leaving the building, passengers will need to pass several tens of meters to the plane's ramp..It is likely that its main customers will be Cimber Sterling and Norwegian .
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Bicycle rental in Copenhagen
In Copenhagen, you can rent a bicycle for free. To do this, just put a coin in the machine at the counter with a bicycle. You can return the change to any (over 100) rack with two-wheeled friends, of course, when you put the bike in place.
Copenhagen Card
Copenhagen Card entitles you to travel by bus, train and metro throughout the metropolitan area. In addition, this card provides free access to more than 60 museums and attractions, as well as discounts on steamship routes between Denmark and Sweden.
When buying a card, it marks the date and time when it starts. Cards that do not have this information are not considered valid. On the reverse side there must be a signature of the owner. The cards are sold in hotels, railway stations and in the tourist information center.
Copenhagen Card is available for 24 and 72 hours, for adults and children (from 10 to 15 years inclusive). The cost for 24 hours (adult / rebenok): 31/19 EUR; for 72 hours - 61/33 EUR.
The climate of Copenhagen is
Cloudy, rain +2 ° С in the day +3 ° C at night ° С water |
Overcast, light rain +4 ° С in the day +3 ° C at night ° С water |
Partly cloudy, light rain +3 ° С a day +1 ° C at night ° С water |
| Copenhagen weather forecast for 10 days | ||
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| Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec | |
| in the daytime | + 2 | + 2 | + 5 | + 10 | + 15 | + 19 | + 21 | + 20 | + 17 | + 12 | + 7 | + 4 |
| night | -2 | -2 | + 0 | + 2 | + 7 | + 11 | + 13 | + 13 | + 10 | + 7 | + 0 | -1 |
| of water | + 5 | + 4 | + 5 | + 8 | + 12 | + 15 | + 16 | + 17 | + 15 | + 12 | + 8 | + 5 |
Shopping: shops
Excellent shopping places are the pedestrian area Strøget, Strædet, Købmagergade, Kronprinsensgade, Grønnegade, Ny Østergade, Latin Quarter, Vesterbro and Norrebro (Nørrebro).
Every year in August the Fashion Week takes place, before, during and after work of which in the city you can find clothes and footwear of world brands with discounts. In addition, here you can buy "for a real price" clothes of young Danish designers, which today are considered one of the most avant-garde and promising in the world of fashion.
Cuisine and restaurants in Copenhagen
Danish cuisine, which is now offered by most restaurants and cafes in Copenhagen, has completely changed over the past twenty years. Nevertheless, in the priority are natural products, organic fruits and vegetables, and, of course, raw seafood.
Traditional Danish dinner (the so-called Smorgasbord), which is a sandwich made of rye flour with various fillings, can be tried here: Ida Davidsen, Canal Café or Hansen's Old Family Garden.
The most popular places where you can have a couple of cocktails or beer in the evening: Café Victor, Dan Turells, Café Sommersko, Ultimo, Quote, Ideal Bar, Bang og Jensen and Olsen.
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| Hotel Skt Petri from 7 492 rubles Copenhagen Krystalgade 22 | Copenhagen Marriott Hotel from 12 009 rubles Copenhagen Kalvebod Brygge 5 | Hilton Copenhagen Airport from 11 962 rubles Copenhagen Ellehammersvej 20 |
| First Hotel Twentyseven from 6 614 rubles Copenhagen Longangstraede 27 | First Hotel Kong Frederik from 6 799 rubles Copenhagen Vester Voldgade 25 | Copenhagen Plaza from 7 039 rubles Copenhagen Bernstorffsgade 4 |
| Best Western Hotel City from 6 614 rubles Copenhagen Peder Skrams Gade 24 | Hotel Tiffany from 7 344 rubles Copenhagen Colbjørnsensgade 28 | Ibsens Hotel from 7 067 rubles Copenhagen Vendersgade 23 |
| CPH Apartment from 13 302 rubles Copenhagen Westend 11 | Cabinn Metro from 4 573 rubles Copenhagen Arne Jacobsens Allé 2 | Cabinn Scandinavia from 5 035 rubles Copenhagen Vodroffsvej 55 |
Entertainment, excursions and attractions in Copenhagen
First of all, most tourists want to see the famous Mermaid, which is located at the entrance to the Copenhagen harbor. The model for the sculptor Edward Eriksen was the famous Danish ballerina of the early 20th century. You can get to the Little Mermaid by metro, Osterport station.
It is worth exploring the palace ensemble Amalienborg - the official residence of the Danish monarchs. The ensemble includes four identical palaces, located opposite each other, and an area with a monument to King Frederick V. There are also museums: in the palaces of Christian VII and Christian VIII. Every day, at 11:30, the Royal Guardsmen leave the Rosenborg Palace for a solemn change of guard.
Another popular attraction is the round tower (address: Kubmagergade 52A), 36 meters high, from which a beautiful panorama of old Copenhagen opens. Entrance ~ 3, 5 EUR adults, 1 EUR - children from 5 to 15 years. Working hours: in the winter from 10:00 to 17:00, in the summer - 10: 00-20: 00.
The most picturesque area of Copenhagen - Nyhavn (Novaya Gavan) - a favorite place for artists, writers, journalists and tourists.
Tivoli Park
The best entertainment in the city, not counting bars and cafes - is the Tivoli Park. There are attractions, there are kiosks with souvenirs, children are ponied and even arrange a colorful light show.
Admission to the park for adults (from 12 years) - 12 EUR (on Friday after 20:00 - 17 EUR). Children from 3 to 11 years old - 6 EUR, up to 2 years old admission is free. In addition, you can buy a Multi-Ride ticket - a ticket that gives the right to go without any restrictions to all the attractions in the park. For an adult, it will cost 27 EUR, for a child under 12 years - 22 EUR.
Address: Tivoli A / S 3 Vesterbrogade, P.O.Box 233 - DK, 1630.
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