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[Travel] Copenhagen city break suggestions



seagullwedgee

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Aug 9, 2005
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Travel & hotel all sorted. Mid February, two couples, 3 nights. Looking for suggestions for water tours, walking tours, central restaurants, and any other tips. Thanks in advance.
 




Superseagull

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Jul 8, 2003
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Yep it’s very expensive so maybe plan your eating and drinking carefully if your on a budget. Watch out for the locals on bikes. Cyclist v tourist collisions happen all the time.
 


heathgate

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Travel & hotel all sorted. Mid February, two couples, 3 nights. Looking for suggestions for water tours, walking tours, central restaurants, and any other tips. Thanks in advance.
For a proper Danish lunch experience.... I can't recommend it enough...

www.restaurantschonnemann.dk

Also take a train trip to Malmo... good day out... cheap train too.





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Herr Tubthumper

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The Fatherland
Mikkeller
 






supaseagull

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It's very cold in Feb. Even the sea freezes !

Not sure where you’re getting your weather info from.

Copenhagen and Denmark in general usually is a few degrees colder than the UK.

I went there in December a few years ago. Tickling gardens is good and right in the city centre.

If you like museums then the national museum is a good day out.

Try to get a tour of he island and the three palaces/castles.

Plenty of good restaurants at different price ranges. Price wise, despite what others have said, it’s no different to London


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Invicta

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Not sure where you’re getting your weather info from.

Copenhagen and Denmark in general usually is a few degrees colder than the UK.

I went there in December a few years ago. Tickling gardens is good and right in the city centre.

If you like museums then the national museum is a good day out.

Try to get a tour of he island and the three palaces/castles.

Plenty of good restaurants at different price ranges. Price wise, despite what others have said, it’s no different to London


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From a trip in February 2012
 






Herr Tubthumper

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The Fatherland


Superseagull

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If your in the area I’d take time to find Lidkoeb bar. It’s hidden away down a side street next to a big Fotex supermarket. Several floors with beers, cocktails and whiskey. Really good atmosphere and beer. Quite a few restaurants around the area as well. I normally go to Cafe Viggo which does nice food at sensible prices.
 




Goldstone1976

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Kodbyens fiskebar is a good fish restaurant. Noma was underwhelming, as was the mermaid statue. The palaces and museums were good. Wrap up warm. Wearing blinkers may be a good idea for the men; unless you want to be told off for looking too much at the pretty Danish women, who seem to be in abundance.
 


Smeagull

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Mar 20, 2012
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I'd recommend a walk through Christiania (the freetown) ending up at the street food market by the river for a beer and some great food (but pricey!). I had a great day last summer doing that but not sure I'd enjoy it as much in the winter!
 


alfredmizen

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Mar 11, 2015
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Not sure where you’re getting your weather info from.

Copenhagen and Denmark in general usually is a few degrees colder than the UK.

I went there in December a few years ago. Tickling gardens is good and right in the city centre.

If you like museums then the national museum is a good day out.

Try to get a tour of he island and the three palaces/castles.

Plenty of good restaurants at different price ranges. Price wise, despite what others have said, it’s no different to London


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Was that auto correct for Tivoli :lolol:
 






Bodian

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May 3, 2012
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Cumbria
Kodbyens fiskebar is a good fish restaurant. Noma was underwhelming, as was the mermaid statue. The palaces and museums were good. Wrap up warm. Wearing blinkers may be a good idea for the men; unless you want to be told off for looking too much at the pretty Danish women, who seem to be in abundance.

I warned my colleague about this before he went. His domestic manager hasn't really forgiven him for the goggle-eyed, mouth hanging open look he had for the entire break.
 




Springal

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Feb 12, 2005
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I quite enjoyed Copenhagen. It is quite expensive, but you can find some pubs that are a bit cheaper. Actually some of the Carlsberg variations aren't too bad either....

I think this is also where the famous SPUNK BAR is which is always good for a pint
 









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