Copenhagen Travel Blog

Copenhagen’s Rådhuspladsen may not be Times Square when it comes to New Year celebrations, but the end of one year and the start of another is as much a reason to party here as anywhere else in the world. Restaurants offer special menus, bars and clubs stay open until long into the following day and...

Kødbyen (Meat City) is the collective name of Copenhagen’s meat-packing district, currently enjoying its reputation as Copenhagen’s hippest and most up-and-coming neighborhood – despite spending the ’80s and ’90s being one of the city’s most run-down. Located in Vesterbro,...

Every June, the hippest party planners in the Danish capital move their sound equipment and cocktail mixers out of the inner city basements and head for the beach, where deck chairs, sand and a sea breeze combine with good music and a lively atmosphere for a Scandinavian-style beach party. We’ve...

The Crowne Plaza Copenhagen Towers opened its doors in November 2009 as Denmark’s first CO2-neutral hotel building. Not only is it environmentally-friendly but it’s guest-friendly too, and prides itself on its helpful concierge service. Its location some 3 miles from central Copenhagen in the up-and-coming...

The established breweries of Denmark may lay claim to producing (probably) the best beers in the world, but in Copenhagen, the last decade has seen the rise of the microbrewery. For many, the rich, malty taste of a strong lager or stout brewed according to age-old, traditional techniques is more invigorating...