Unlock the magic of Copenhagen

Once a royal residence, this palatial complex now serves as the Museum of National History.

One of Europe's most important Renaissance castles, immortalised as Elsinore in Shakespeare's Hamlet.

A port city in eastern Denmark, home to the 15th-century Kronborg Castle which provided the setting for Shakespeare’s Hamlet.

Built in the 17th century, this pretty waterfront offers a variety of cafés, bars and restaurants.

This iconic 17th century tower was first built as an astronomical observatory.

Built as a lavish summerhouse in 1606, Rosenborg is Dutch Renaissance architecture at its best.

The National Cathedral of Denmark is an elegant example of neoclassical style, adorned with superb sculptures by Bertel Thorvaldsen.

The seat of the Danish Parliament, the Prime Minister’s office and the Supreme Court.

The winter home of the Danish royal family has stunning Rococo interiors.

This Romantic landscape garden is just North and West of Frederiksborg Castle.

This charming bronze statue has become Copenhagen's unofficial symbol.

A self-proclaimed autonomous and anti-establishment neighbourhood.

Europe’s longest pedestrian street offers a fabulous shopping experience.

A beautiful church famous for its helix spire, winding staircase and spectacular view.

Denmark’s largest museum of cultural history, full of artefacts from all over the world.

A vibrant, diverse and bohemian area with a unique maritime atmosphere.

Forming a giant pentagram when viewed from above, Kastellet is one of the best preserved star fortresses in Northern Europe.

One of the tallest buildings in Copenhagen, this handsome red brick hall is the headquarters of the city council.

This impressive fountain features Gefion, a Nordic goddess, commanding four majestic oxen.

The world's second oldest amusement park still brings joy to visitors from around the world.

Located in Kronborg Castle, this 62 metre long banqueting hall is a must-see for culture vultures.

Primarily for deer hunting, the neighbouring Bath House was used as a royal hunting lodge.

The magnificent Castle Chapel with its gilded vaulted ceilings has amazingly survived since their construction in the 1600s.