Best Attractions near Historiske Dage

Copenhagen’s multicultural heartbeat: dense streets of bikes, cafés, street art and green pockets where everyday life and global influences mingle effortlessly.

Copenhagen’s multicultural main street in Nørrebro, where bike lanes, shawarma bars, design shops and everyday life flow together from the lakes to Nørrebro Station.

Step into Danish royal history at Rosenborg Castle, where Renaissance grandeur meets the legendary Crown Jewels, all set amid Copenhagen’s enchanting city gardens.

A short, cobbled street in Nørrebro where craft studios, bold kitchens and cozy cafés turn a former backstreet into a compact showcase of modern Copenhagen life.

Historic resting place turned leafy city park, Assistens Cemetery weaves famous graves, everyday life and tranquil greenery into Nørrebro’s most distinctive urban oasis.

Frederiksholms Kanal is Copenhagen’s storied canal, bordered by splendid historic buildings, major landmarks, and tranquil waterside paths in Indre By.

Frederiksholms Kanal offers atmospheric views, grand architecture, and a unique window into Copenhagen’s history at the heart of Indre By.

A relaxed, café-lined square in the heart of Nørrebro where church spires, classic façades and everyday streetlife capture contemporary Copenhagen.

Historic 1886 theatre turned contemporary cultural hub, blending bold performances, visual art and neighbourhood atmosphere in the heart of Copenhagen’s Nørrebro district.

Innovative cocktails and cozy ambiance in Copenhagen's historic heart.

Step inside Denmark’s royal history at Rosenborg Castle, home to the dazzling Crown Jewels and set in Copenhagen’s oldest public gardens near Østerbro.

A former royal residence in a leafy deer park north of Copenhagen, where French-inspired architecture, quiet forest paths and cultural events meet by the Øresund coast.

An ornate 19th‑century lakeside residence where French‑inspired façades, poetic café lore and everyday Copenhagen life meet at the city’s watery front door.

Copenhagen’s granite social bridge, arching over the city lakes with historic elegance, everyday bike traffic and some of the best urban sunsets in town.

University-based museum of geology, zoology, and botany set beside Copenhagen’s Botanical Garden, linking scientific collections with the living world outside.

Denmark’s national gallery, uniting seven centuries of art, a world-class Matisse collection and a luminous modern wing beside Østre Anlæg park in central Copenhagen.

Copenhagen’s national museum for nature, where meteorites, minerals and living gardens connect deep time with the city’s green heart beside the Botanical Garden.

Independent artist-run exhibition house in a striking wooden building, presenting changing contemporary art shows in the heart of Copenhagen’s Østerbro district.

Copenhagen’s classic harbourfront promenade, where sea air, green parkland, and iconic sculptures like The Little Mermaid meet at the edge of the Øresund.

A darkly playful harbourfront sculpture that twists Copenhagen’s fairytale mermaid into a sharp, bronze critique of genetics, icons and postmodern life.

Step into Copenhagen’s historic Workers’ Assembly Hall and trace 150 years of working-class life, from cramped attic flats and factory floors to activism, cafés and children’s play.

Discover St Alban’s Church, Copenhagen’s only Anglican church, where neo-Gothic architecture and lush parkland meet Danish and British history near the city's harbor.