The 49 best festivals, street fairs, and annual events in Copenhagen

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(Translated by Google) AGAIN, a really good website, created by the Copenhagen Jazz Festival. Now it's just a matter of filling in this year's packed fantastic schedule, loading the bike and rolling away. (Original) ÅTER igen en riktigt bra hemsida, som Copenhagen Jazz Festival fått till. Nu är det bara att pricka in årets fullspäckade fantastiska schema, ladda cykeln och rulla iväg.

(Translated by Google) It's really cool that it's moved to 'Den Røde Plads', there's so much going on there. And really good artists playing. Well done Copenhagen Jazz Festival. (Original) Mega fedt det er rykket over til 'Den Røde Plads' der er så meget gang i den. Og rigtig gode kunstnere der spiller. Well done Copenhagen Jazz Festival.

(Translated by Google) I like them so much, I do them myself, I think so, and for me, being together, taking pictures and having coke is something I want myself (Original) Jag gillar så mycket de gör jag själv tycker jag själv och för mej är vara tillsammans att fota och cola saker de vill jag själv

A magical festival with a lot of people and some cool stages, but a bit too much for me. I prefer to have a festival with a little less space and a little less people like Karrusel festival.

(Translated by Google) Cozy arrangement with bang for the buck. Well arranged and well organised. A beautiful mix of stiff teens and pastel rockers. It's damn good! Keep it up. Distortion never dies! (Original) Kodylt arrangement med smæk for skillingen. Velarrangeret og godt tilrettelagt. En smuk blanding af stive teens og pastel-rockere. Det er skide godt! Hold det oppe. Distortion dør aldrig!

(Translated by Google) A violent unloving arrangement. There they take the people who live in the city as hostages. (Original) Et voldeligt ukærligt arrangement. Der tager de mennesker der bor i byen, som gidsler.

(Translated by Google) As a food provider on the mainstage itself, it was a bit tame. All the good activities were taking place in the city. (Original) Som madudbyder på selve mainstage var det lidt tamt.slle de gode aktiviteter foregik i byen.

(Translated by Google) Incredible party (Original) Increíble fiesta

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Copenhell is a very special heavy metal rock festival, celebrated every June in Refshaløen - an industrial site in the heart of Copenhagen. Located beside the food district of Copenhagen, location filled with wear houses where alternative art, music, indoor sports, street food and seasonal a windsurf school. You can arrive by car, bus, or cicle by bike… during the festival apart of the bus 2A, the bus nr.666 is the perfect alternative to arrive to “hell”. You can’t miss this epic rock/metal/punk festival… a very loved Scandinavian destination. 🤘🏽

The most amazing festival ever. I would recommend everyone who are into rock or metal to visit this place. The people are amazing and the atmosphere is so inviting. There are room for everyone here. I've been coming to this festival for 10+years and will definitely continue participating.

The dream of a heavy metal experience! Come out and have fun with us all 😎👍🏼

Amazing atmosphere, really nice people and amazing music. 10/10

I was there in 2023. Very good and I enjoyed most of it. However, I experienced xenophobia from an attendee at Copenhell. After accidentally spilling some very small drops of beer on him, I immediately apologized in English, but he responded with aggressively in Danish and refused to switch languages. His friends had to pull him away twice to avoid a fight. I never went again to CopenHell. In over 40 years of going to metal festivals, I have never faced this kind of hostility. Heavy metal is about unity, not xenophobia. Copenhell should make it clear that such behavior is unacceptable and promote zero tolerance toward discrimination, especially at an international festival.

Friendly and nice atmosphere - food a little on the greasy side.

Delightful festival with great atmosphere. There is no nicer crowd than metal heads.

An excellent park although off to a skeptical start when I saw the first ride we went on had a member of staff on to "pull the brake". Lots of rides to suit all with a fair number of "tummy turners". Queues were small and the facilities such as food and toilets were at a good standard. We used the Copenhagen card to get in but you need to pay extra for the rides. Was quite cold when we were there so dress appropriately. The teenage kids enjoyed it so that's a thumbs up !

Had such a fun day at Tivoli Gardens in Copenhagen! The autumn vibes were magical, and the park looks absolutely stunning as the lights come on in the evening. I highly recommend going late afternoon so you can enjoy it in daylight and then see it sparkle at night. The food was delicious, the rides and attractions were super fun, and the whole day just felt so cozy and special. A must-visit for anyone in Copenhagen! 🎡🍂✨

Went here for the halloween themed gardens, it was amazing. So much to do for all ages. Rides, show for the little children, pumpkin carving, amusements, stalls to buy gifts and plenty of food and drink stalls. You can go in and out if you get a stamp and there's plenty of shops nearby. Was a great day out.

We visited just before Halloween and had a great time. The decorations and while atmosphere just felt special. I initially thought that the entry and ride ticket was a little expensive but it certainly wasn’t, only major queues were for food outlets at meal time which is understandable. Download the app and you can also have free copies of the ride photos, something completely unheard of in our native UK. Highly recommend and a highlight of our family trip to Copenhagen

Beautiful theme park in the city center of Copenhagen, Denmark. My Danish friends told me that It was the inspiration of Disney’s World. Lovely theme park with various rides and attractions, bars, ice cream, candy shops and restaurants as well as souvenirs and artisanal shops. I came here in October so the park was lavishly decorated with Halloween theme 🎃🎃🎃. It was packed even on weekdays. I tried Demon, the 🎢 rollercoaster (the queue was 45 minutes for a 1 - minute fun ride! 😇) and we had fun! We also had wonderful dinner in Mikkeler Færgerkroen restaurant. Fun attractions include the old wooden rollercoaster, fatamorgana, carousel, boat ride, Ferris wheels 🎡, swinging carousel, bumper car and more. The tickets are available online as well as through Tivoli app. You can get the passes as well, starting for the standard pass for 12 months to silver, gold and wild card. Get more details on their app and website. Single ride tickets are also available, from 50 - 60 DKK. Watch out for the health and safety limitations for the rides. Toilets are available here and there. Some parts are flat and ♿️✅ disability friendly, but some parts have stairs.

Great experience. Was really nice walking and enjoying all the Halloween themed corners. There are some nice food stalls and also some nice cafe and restaurants so that makes it a really nice full experience with the haunted houses and all the rest of the amenities. Great overall.

Great day out, rides were good. Went on a few couple times. Wait times were around 30mins which wasn't too bad for most rides. Food was priced reasonably inside the park and you also had the food hall next door so had a few to choose from. Will definitely visit again when visiting Copenhagen.

Loved it ❤️❤️❤️ so many stalls for shopping and having a quick treat 🥂❤️

Small but cute and beautiful market loved the vibe you have to see it as part of the christmas markets hopping in Copenhagen.

Very cold outside so make sure you have enough layers, but totally worth it! And everyone is so friendly ! Love it

A cozy little market in the heart of Copenhagens main shopping area, lots of amazing craft markets and delicious food!

Went there recently after 2years, the place is nice but there seems to be more jewelry stands than food and Christmas stands😂

Tiny market not what I thought it was going to be, a few stalls selling food and handy crafts a stall with fake furs and that's it . Not recommended to seek out unless you are walking past don't bother

Really small market and although it was cute to look at and maybe have a drink we had to leave there in under 5 minutes because in front of it there were two huge speakers broadcasting something in an Arabic language, making it impossible to actually enjoy the Christmas market on a Saturday evening. We went closer to see who could organize such an inappropriate event and discovered what they stood for was hate speech! Tens of boards spread around the speakers with hate messages agains Atheism, and despicable drawings with atheist brains exploding from stupidity. So disappointing to see local authorities not doing anything to stop and punish this sort of hate speech and allowing it to spoil such a lovely event.

Many workshops and events for which is recommended to precooked tickets. People can eat on several places, or try different drinks like wine, sake or beer. However, the organisation of the event can be so much improved, the food allergies are not considered by almost none of the partners, the place gets super noisy and dirty. Also, there should be more toilets.

There's nothing here

Nothing here.

(Translated by Google) very few people visit this festival which I wouldn't even call a festival because there is almost no food (Original) muy pocas personas visitan este festival el cual ni siquiera llamaria festival porque no hay casi comida

I had a lovely chance to volunteer at the 2022 festival. It was great to see the amazing amount of work that goes into making something so wonderful. Everyone who came really went away with a new perspective or appreciation for the work/themes they saw and it was exciting to be a part of the process. The industrial island of Refshaleøen suits the festival center so nicely too, worth the trip!

Cosy venue with great installations, friendly staff and reasonable prices in the bar

(Translated by Google) Copenhagen Photo Festival 2025 I have to say that I am quite surprised and disappointed by how unprofessional and profit-oriented this year's Copenhagen Photo Festival has become. I will definitely not be attending next year's festival if the same organizers are behind it. It is actually sad, because it could have been a super interesting experience if it had been handled by a much more professional team. Below I have listed a number of points that describe my experience of this year's festival: Their website was not only confusing and confusing, but also had a number of errors in the active links, which were either dead (404) or led to the wrong pages. In my eyes, this shows that the site has not been properly checked before it was published. Hopelessly unprofessional. The prices were generally far too high in relation to the content. For example, you had to buy a day pass to get access to a book market, which otherwise only consisted of about 8-10 small tables with rather indifferent content. One stand had old catalogs, another old books, which in reality seemed more suitable for a flea market. Compared to the free access to Chart's book market, where a multitude of publishers presented their books, this seemed almost like an embarrassing insult to us paying guests. VIP events, for which you couldn't buy tickets, were arranged for a small, selected VIP group - why even present them in the program? It seemed in every respect exclusionary to all other art photography enthusiasts and practitioners. When I had a question about one of the listed events on the website, I called the phone number provided. A voice simply said "Maja?" - nothing else. And the person in question never followed up on the call. A rather unprofessional approach. Several of the “free” events listed on the website were exhibitions that were already open before the festival started – for example at Den Sorte Diamant. It therefore seemed more like “artificial filler” to expand an otherwise rather thin program. I also met several people who had bought both a day pass and a ticket to Martin Parr on the opening day, without realizing that the ticket to the Parr lecture automatically gave access to the exhibition on the opening day – so buying a day pass was unnecessary. The information was relatively cryptically written in italics, at the very bottom of the event page for the Parr lecture. Profit optimization? It could smell like it. The festival is called “Copenhagen Photo Festival”, but it extended over a much larger geographical area – including Malmö and Jutland. Why call it “Copenhagen”? Again an attempt to artificially boost an otherwise thin festival program? The exhibitions at the Royal Danish Theatre were unstructured and the location was far too dark. Pictures were hung along stairs and in dark hallways, many without captions - except for Parr's (clearly prioritized) main exhibition. Instead, there was a printed list of captions - without pictures and without numbering - which made it unclear which texts belonged to which pictures. Useless and poorly arranged. The fact that a day pass solution had been chosen rather than an actual festival pass, as in the past, clearly shows that this year there was much more focus on profit than on a good user experience. I also met several "volunteers" who worked hard for free - which makes me wonder who actually benefits from the excessively high prices for this year's festival. And if this festival receives any kind of public support, then my point about the "various "VIP events" (CPH+) is also a strange and not very inclusive approach. If I could give them "0 stars" I would because it has been a directly negative experience for me. An overly expensive, bad and messy experience. (Original) Copenhagen Photo Festival 2025 Jeg må sige, at jeg er temmelig forbavset og skuffet over, hvor uprofessionelt og profit-orienteret dette års Copenhagen Photo Festival har udviklet sig til at være. Jeg kommer bestemt ikke til at deltage i næste års festival, hvis det er de samme arrangører, der står bag. Det er egentligt sørgeligt, for det kunne have været en super interessant oplevelse, hvis det var blevet håndteret af et langt mere professionelt team. Herunder har jeg listet en række punkter, der beskriver min oplevelse af dette års festival: Deres website var ikke blot uoverskueligt og forvirrende, men havde også en række fejl i de aktive links, som enten var døde (404) eller førte til forkerte sider. Det vidner i mine øjne om, at sitet ikke er blevet ordentligt tjekket igennem, inden det blev publiceret. Håbløst uprofessionelt. Priserne var generelt alt for høje i forhold til indholdet. Man skulle for eksempel købe et dagskort for at få adgang til et bogmarked, som i øvrigt kun bestod af cirka 8-10 små borde med temmelig ligegyldigt indhold. Én stand havde gamle kataloger, en anden gamle bøger, som i virkeligheden virkede mere egnede til et loppemarked. Sammenlignet med den gratis adgang til Charts bogmarked, hvor et væld af forlag fremviste deres bøger, fremstod dette nærmest som en pinlig fornærmelse mod os betalende gæster. VIP-events, som man ikke kunne købe billetter til, var arrangeret for en lille, udvalgt VIP-gruppe – hvorfor overhovedet præsentere dem i programmet? Det virkede i alle henseender ekskluderende over for alle andre kunstfotografisk interessede og praktiserende. Da jeg havde et spørgsmål til et af de listede events på websitet, ringede jeg til det oplyste telefonnummer. En stemme sagde blot “Maja?” – intet andet. Og vedkommende fulgte aldrig op på opkaldet. En temmelig uprofessionel tilgang. Flere af de “gratis” events, der var listet på websitet, var udstillinger, som allerede var åbne før festivalen startede – f.eks. på Den Sorte Diamant. Det virkede derfor mest af alt som “kunstigt fyld” for at udvide et ellers ret tyndt program. Jeg mødte desuden flere personer, der havde købt både dagskort og billet til Martin Parr på åbningsdagen, uden at opdage, at billetten til Parr-foredraget automatisk gav adgang til udstillingen på åbningsdagen – køb af dagskort var altså unødvendigt. Oplysningen stod relativt kryptisk i med kursiv, sælernederst på eventsiden for Parr-foredraget. Profitoptimering? Det kunne lugte af det. Festivalen hedder “Copenhagen Photo Festival”, men strakte sig over et langt større geografisk område – herunder Malmö og Jylland. Hvorfor så kalde det “Copenhagen”? Igen et forsøg på kunstigt at booste et ellers udtyndet festivalprogram? Udstillingerne på Det Kongelige Teater var ustrukturerede og lokationen alt for mørk. Billeder var ophængt langs trapper og i mørke gang, mange uden billedtekster - på nær ved Parr’s (klart prioriterede) hovedudstilling. I stedet lå der en printet liste med billedtekster – uden billeder og uden nummerering – hvilket gjorde det uklart, hvilke tekster der hørte til hvilke billeder. Useriøst og dårligt arrangeret. At man havde valgt en dagskortløsning frem for et egentlig festivalpass, som tidligere, vidner tydeligt om, at der i år var langt mere fokus på profit end på en god brugeroplevelse. Jeg mødte desuden flere “frivillige”, der knoklede gratis – hvilket får mig til at undre mig over, hvem der egentlig får glæde af de alt for høje priser til dette års festival. Og hvis denne festival modtager nogen form for offentlig støtte, så er mit punkt omkring "de forskellige "VIP events" (CPH+) også en underlig og ikke særlig inkluderende tilgang. Kunne jeg give dem "0 stjerner" ville jeg gøre det for det har været en direkte negativ oplevelse for mig. En alt for dyr, dårlig og rodet oplevelse.

(Translated by Google) Was at the Royal Theater. Totally disappointing. 150 kr for a handful of pictures from an artist. Æv. (Original) Var inde på det kgl teater. Total skuffende. 150 kr for en håndfuld billeder fra en kunstner. Æv.

(Translated by Google) Better with bars this year? Or at least less queuing ☺️ some more street food was missing and maybe you should make a urinal for the men, so that the queue for the toilet is not so long - you have no control over the weather, but it was quite muddy, but that's how it is ☺️ (Original) Bedre med barer i år? Eller i hvert fald mindre kø ☺️ manglede noget mere street food og måske i skulle lave pissoir til mændene, så køen ikke er så lang til toilettet - vejret er man jo ikke herre over, men der var ret mudret, men sådan er jo det ☺️

(Translated by Google) Noise nuisance and the trampling around on toxic soil, at the same time as the wild vegetation is destroyed. (Original) Støjgener og trampen rundt på giftig jord, samtidig med at den vilde bevoksning ødelægges.

(Translated by Google) Overall good concert - it was total chaos at the entrance which meant queuing for 1 hour and didn't get to see the first concert - really too bad - the venue was supposed to open at 1pm - we were there at 1.15pm and only got in at 2.15pm - far out (Original) Overordnet god koncert - dig var det total kaos ved indgang hvilket betød kø i 1 time og fik ikke set første koncert - virkeligt for dårligt - pladsen skulle åbne kl 13 - vi var der 13:15 og kom først ind kl 14:15 - langt ude

(Translated by Google) Cozy, good atmosphere and happy people 😎🎊🌞🙂 (Original) Hyggelig, god stemning og glade mennesker 😎🎊🌞🙂

Christiansborg Slot was one of the highlights of my Copenhagen visit. Walking through the grand halls and admiring the royal reception rooms and tapestries felt like stepping back into history. The ruins beneath the palace were fascinating, giving a glimpse of the city’s medieval past. I also loved visiting the tower—its panoramic views of Copenhagen were simply stunning. The mix of politics, royalty, and history in one place makes it a truly memorable stop.

I only had time to visit the royal reception rooms and the experience was already beyond my expectation. The Queen's Tapestries at the Knights' Hall were jaw-dropping. 1,100 years of Danish history were woven into 17 colourful tapestries. They were modern and educative. If I had more time, I would spend all day looking at them and try to learn the history/stories in each of them.

Christiansborg Palace is a historic palace in Copenhagen, Denmark, that now houses the country's three branches of government: the Parliament, the Supreme Court, and the Ministry of State. Once a royal residence, it is open to the public and features attractions like the Royal Reception Rooms, the Royal Stables, and a viewing tower with panoramic city views. Visitors can also explore the underground ruins of earlier castles that stood on the site.

The grand, grandeur and wonderful castle in the heart of Copenhagen. What a splendid way the castle is decorated and preserved and still active. Such display of wealth is dazzling. They have visuals and videos of the historical aspect of the castle. Interesting to go through them and better for kids to enhance their knowledge.

Christiansborg Palace is a unique and fascinating destination in Copenhagen, blending royal splendor with the seat of modern democracy. It’s one of the only buildings in the world that houses all three branches of a country’s government — the Danish Parliament, Supreme Court, and Prime Minister’s Office — all within a former royal palace. That alone makes it worth visiting. Architecturally, Christiansborg is an imposing and elegant structure built in Neo-Baroque style with touches of Neo-Classicism, especially visible in its formal reception halls. The current palace is actually the third iteration — previous versions were destroyed by fire in 1794 and again in 1884. What you see today is the result of a rebuild completed in the early 20th century, blending old grandeur with modern sensibilities. The tall central tower is the highest in Copenhagen and offers free public access with panoramic city views. Inside, the Royal Reception Rooms are a highlight, especially the Great Hall with its striking modern tapestries depicting Danish history, designed by artist Bjørn Nørgaard. The Queen still uses these rooms for official state functions, adding a sense of living history to the experience. You can also explore the Royal Stables, the Royal Kitchen, and the underground ruins, where remnants of the medieval Bishop’s Castle and earlier palaces have been preserved. In short, Christiansborg may not have the romantic fairy-tale look of some other castles, but it offers something deeper — a powerful connection between Denmark’s royal past and its modern democracy. A rewarding and educational visit, especially for those interested in history, architecture, and politics.

We went up on the tower and it has a nice 360 view around the city of Copenhagen. We were lucky as there was not that crowded when we wanted to go in, so waited around 20 minutes. When we went down, there was huge line of people standing there which was a surprise. It is fine up there but definitely not worth waiting in the line for 1 hour or more.

Fun & Free: Ride up the Tower (Tårnet) for great city views. ​Animals: Visit the Royal Stables to see the horses. ​Adventure: Explore the underground Ruins of old castles. ​Visuals: See the massive, colorful Tapestries in the Great Hall. Children 0-17 years free entrance.

I had the pleasure of visiting this magnificent palace, and it truly felt like stepping back in time into a world of royalty. The interiors are grand and beautifully preserved, with multiple sections showcasing how the royals once lived. From the opulent living quarters and lavish dining halls to the intricately designed courtyards, every corner tells a story of elegance and power. What stood out to me most was the attention to detail—exquisite furniture, ornate chandeliers, and priceless artifacts that reflect a royal lifestyle at its peak. The guided displays made it easy to understand the history and appreciate the traditions behind each room. Walking through the palace, I could almost imagine the grandeur of royal gatherings and ceremonies that once filled these halls. Overall, it’s a place where history and beauty come together perfectly. If you want to experience the charm of a royal lifestyle, this palace is a must-visit.

We came here with the intention of observing the Changing of the Guards. It starts at 12, so try to be there at 11:30 for a better stand spot. Because lots and lots of people come to see this. Bring hat and sunglasses during summer season. If you are interested in these come otherwise enjoy the castle. You have to buy tickets for the castle and check timing.

Visited Amalienborg Palace on a rainy Sunday 🇩🇰. It’s famous for the Changing of the Guard ceremony that starts sharp at 12 noon and lasts about 30 minutes ⏰. Even with the rain, the square was fully packed! If you want a front-row view, reach by 11:45. For us, it was an okay experience — interesting to watch just once.

Truely amazing.. i had visited Amelienborg palace with my family in the month of May.. just was spell bound by the beauty and architectural marvel of the same. The whole palace was worth watching again and again from each and every angle. As we had visited on a weekend there was really a big crowd which really added to the enrichment of the ambience.. We had planned to reach there to watch the famous change of guard event. It was so awesome.. even though it is something that happens on a daily basis but the accuracy and precision of the event is something to adore for.. From accessibility perspective we have the well established punlic transportation of Copenhagen.. A must watch if you are visiting Copenhagen..

Go at 11:30am to get a good view of the changing of the guard. They push everyone back behind the black lines of the quad closest to the brown doors/left of the entry pillars if you want a good view, but the guards do a march around the while Palace eventually. We also saw the marching band through the town which was cool!

how to enjoy the guards change parade at it's max 1. be at the square at 1130 - at this the police will start to clear the square 2. tourists are allowed to stand only in certain areas 3. take the position marked at the screenshot - this one is the best, since you will see the change and the guards will marsh along you enjoy :-)

The castle grounds are huge and grand. The museum part is very interesting but much smaller than expectation. Handheld guides are available for free.

Very well planned area. It is quite good for explaining animals to children. Most of the animal areas are in good condition such as lion, kangaroos and panda. But the polar bear living area should be improved. We used Copenhagen Card for entry, and entered afternoon. So it is not crowded and fun to walk around.

Awesome zoo in huge area and beautiful landscape. This place has all the animals you can imagine of with engaging activities like goat patting, feeding the lions, kids makeup, great playgrounds and exhibitions. The restrooms are clean and all areas are very well maintained. There’re plenty of food kiosks or restaurants along the way and they all offer good foods. Highly recommended to spend at least half a day here to cover many sections like Savannah, rainforest and the poles. Make sure you wear comfy shoes.

Me and my children loved this zoo, it was clean, had so many animals and areas to visit we spent 4 hours here. Really easy to get the bus to and from. Lots of food and drink stalls if you wanted to eat there. Everywhere is so clean and tidy and there are loads of staff around if you want to ask where something is or about an animal etc..would definitely recommend this if you visit Copenhagen. Our visit was covered by the Discovery card that I purchased before we arrived.

A good day out with loads to look at. Spread across two sites the zoo had something for everyone. The animals appeared well looked after and you could view them inside or outside in many cases. Plenty of cafes which were reasonably priced. Used our Copenhagen card to get in so nothing to pay. Wrap up warm if going in colder climates.

Entry used by Copenhagen card. Best zoo experience so far, nice open enclosures to get close to lions, polar bears and pandas. Many fish seemed to be missing from the aquarium and signs/ notices to get around the park could of been more clear

Staff were very friendly Zoo was clean and the animals looked well looked after. Plenty of food and drink stands Very informative talks were given by the rangers about the different animals. We had a lovely day.

This zoo has some unusual animals.I really liked the flying foxes and the colorful frogs. The only downside is that the elephant enclosure seems a bit small, especially since there's more than one elephant.

Majestic building. Wonderful architecture, surrounded by fountains and statues. Hans Christian Anderson statue around the side. Was disappointed that we couldn't go inside. Very near main shopping area.

Rådhuspladsen is a lively and spacious public square in the heart of Copenhagen, right in front of the impressive City Hall building. It’s a great spot to take in the architecture, sit and relax, or use as a central meeting point. There’s always something happening — street performers, events, or just the flow of locals and tourists passing through. It’s also well-connected, with easy access to the metro, buses, and nearby attractions like Strøget and Tivoli Gardens. While the square itself doesn’t take long to explore, it’s definitely worth a stop when you’re in the area. Would I recommend it? ✅ Yes, especially for a quick visit or photo stop during your city walk.

It's the Coppenhaguen City Hall Square. Biggest one in city. Dominated by City Hall, fountain, sculpture of trumpet and famous clock that depicts woman riding o bycicle in sunny days and a woman with an umbrella for rainy days. Lots of shops and eateries.

Nice place and nice city. Very recommended for stay at the weekend in spring or autumn time. 👍 Book a free guide tour to get the best information abou city from domestic guy.😉

I got married here last year and just love everything about this building 🥰 the interior is beautiful. I am not sure for general visitors who want to tour inside, but the security at the front door will help you with the information.

Beautiful Plaza! Open big space. Perfect to shoot some pics of the city. Plenty of stores and streets to wander around.

Step out into Radhuspladsen, Copenhagen's grand central square, and you'll find a place that feels both timeless and modern. The magnificent Copenhagen City Hall, with its intricate stonework and towering clock, evokes a sense of grandeur straight out of a fantasy novel. Adding to this magical atmosphere is one of my favourite features: the Dragon Fountain. Its design is truly mystical, looking like something pulled directly from a medieval tale. The dragons coiled around the basin and the figures battling them feel like a story carved in stone. Beyond the stunning architecture, the square itself is exceptionally clean and well-maintained, creating a welcoming atmosphere. It feels incredibly safe, and as the sun sets, the night view is simply beautiful, with the city lights illuminating the majestic buildings. Radhuspladsen is a must-see for anyone who loves a beautiful cityscape with a touch of magic.

Our Danish friend brought us here for upscale yet traditional Smørrebrød and we were very pleased! There was a wide variety of options, the coffee was good, and we enjoyed everything we ate.

What a great bar, serving excellent meals with amazing background music, from Gun Club, Tom Verlaine, Iggy Pop and more… We were looking for a place to have dinner in a bar that wasn’t touristy, and we found this excellent spot with perfect service and, as already mentioned, truly excellent food. Highly recommended.

This place was recommended and was attended by locals. The photos of the place and the actual place are out of date. It looked like an old pub. There were only 2 waiters serving the whole place and it looked like a total mess. The drinks order was wrong and we had to send it back 3 times. The simple food such as eggs royal took 30min to be prepared. It wasnt to the highest quality. The waitress was very slow and paid no attention to customers. One of the worst customer service seen in Copenhagen. I wouldnt recommend having breakfast there

Oddly enough, you have to seat yourself first, and then order your meal. As such, the service is okay compared to other places, and the portions are quite small, but it’s absolutely delicious. I had the avocado mouse bread which was fantastic!!!

This is the cosiest and the cutest local bar! We had the the wildflower IPA and shared the cod fish with the tartar sauce which was pretty good. Food and the drinks are super nice overall! Cannot wait to go back!

The poached eggs were amazing. The food and coffees were great. However, there are two drawbacks: the service and the beverages. We should have gone inside the restaurant to pay and there were no one to bring it to us. The finished the orange juice and there were not so many options on the menu! We ended up ordering bottled sangria for breakfast!!’

This is an amazing place to be! Even if Mad & Cafe next door is taken over the masses of young copenhagueins ( don’t know how to spell it) this place rocks The solid salmon avocado mousse and soft boiled eggs are the best in my life. Period A place to enjoy for hours

A must go in Copenhagen. Absolutely love the concept and just such a Danish experience. We love the community dinners, obviously, such a great way to meet people. And the food is honestly amazing. Everytime. No judgment at all. Just lovely vibes. And I’ve also gone for board game night. Just a wonderful time!

What an amazing experience! Its communal dining so you get to meet people. Everyone is generally very friendly. The food was also really tasty. We had bbq chicken with salsa and roast root vegetables. The “cold bowl” desert (a type of buttermilk) was also nice. It’s often a full house so make sure to reserve in advance.

Apart from the beauty to be together, the beautiful plates, decorations, large magnificent church windows… Best bread I ever had (and I am french !!). People are really nice, the events all day are amazing (even some free after diner). 9€ / 65 dkk to eat 3 different plates as someone that loves tasting everything was a big surprise! Do not hesitate to go !!

Such a great place. An old church converted to a community style kitchen with great food and lots of events. You eat at long community tables and it just felt right. The food is very tasty and very affordable (we paid 60 kr for the lunch). People of all ages come here, but at lunch there were loads of small kids, so probably would recommend trying to work from here. Everyone were so friendly. Will definitely be back here.

Lørdagsfællesspisning Friday community dinner was incredible! You sit at long tables with your friends or strangers, and you serve yourselves from a shared plate. The food was delicious and the atmosphere was inviting. My sister and I made this our first stop after arriving from Canada, and we really enjoyed it! Announcements throughout the evening were in English.

Highly recommend their dinner. You will sit next to other people, strike conversation, and enjoy their wonderful food. Make your reservation ahead of time!

The food is served family style, we were the last of 6 to get the food plates and the 4 before us took most of the salad and salmon. We're not big eaters so we didn't mind, but others sure would have minded. I cannot eat gluten, they provided me with a small gf roll. There was salmon, salad, mashed potatoes, cooked cabbage, and a desert I couldn't eat, gluten full.

One of the most fascinating museums I’ve been to in my entire life. “Aftershock” (the immersive installation) by James Turrell was transcendent. Soft Robots: The Art of Digital Breathing exhibition was captivating and surreal.

Great museum! Not as easy to get to as many of the other Copenhagen attractions (you have to walk a long ways or take a bus), but worth the trek. There was some really brilliant art and fun activities. The perfect size museum because you can see everything but it doesn’t take all day. Close to a street food market that smelled really good! Helpful attendants. Good experience.

Very large space which gives room for the art installations to be enjoyed without crowds and with the time you need. Exhibition on AI and humans gives a lot to think about, with varied pieces (some more appealing than others. And some a bit too far fetched for my taste but it surely caters to some). If you don’t enjoy contemporary art, walk away as some rooms / installations are VERY experimental and abstract.

Location absolutely recommended. Service top. Unfortunately, most of the installations were meaningless to me personally. But this defenetly is a personal thing and for sure differs to other visitors. On the other side were there two installations very impressive to me: the bubbles and the special light show near the end. 🤩

Soft robots was better than expected and I am not a fan of all modern art nowadays being about AI and whatever. Queuing for the light room thing was not really worth it. They should shorten the time spent in there to 5 min

Bit disappointed at the current exhibition and that this modern art museum has only one right now. For such a big building i was hoping for a lot more. But other than that, it was still interesting to see stuff and walk around.

if you can understand contem. art this is the place but for those ordinary people like me, no need to come this far since beside this place there is nothing much to do or eat during the day time.

I was in Copenhagen just for the day, and I’m so glad I made time for Kunsthal Charlottenborg. Tucked just off the bustling Nyhavn area, this spot offers a refreshing change of pace—calm, creative, and quietly stunning. On the other side of the canal, you can admire the elegant Charlottenborg Palace itself, a beautifully preserved 17th-century residence originally built for the half-brother of King Christian V. Today, the palace is home to the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, and the exhibition space—Kunsthal Charlottenborg—is a fascinating mix of old and new. The building’s architecture reflects Dutch Baroque style with Italian influences, which gives it an impressive and stately feel, while the contemporary art inside is fresh, bold, and thought-provoking. It’s a beautiful contrast: centuries-old walls housing boundary-pushing modern works. Whether you’re into visual art, design, or just love exploring less touristy cultural spots, this one’s well worth a visit. If you're walking the canal or exploring Nyhavn, it's an easy and rewarding detour.

Beautiful building, The interesting art exhibition,  Poetics of Encryption is interesting and thought provoking. A bonus was Francis Upritchard exhibition - fun, imaginative, creative creatures.

Modern art museum that has an exhibit devoted to AI. Aside from the rather abstract modern art, it has offers a nice view of the Nyhavn canal from its upper floor windows.

Contemporary art gallery in an old castle, also housing the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts. I visited the art student's "Spring Exhibition."

free entry every Wednesday from 1700h - 2000h wow, idk what else to say except that the exhibits felt like a fever dream.. each square had its own highlight, and I came in here not knowing what to expect, and each exhibit was a surprise of it’s own Really contemporary and this made me question things. Is this the true purpose of art?

Here to review its beautiful architectural designs. Came in during the Sunday market. There’s an outdoor bar and many stalls selling 2nd branded goods.

receptionist was very racist, i asked him if the upper floor is the only place they host work, since there were only 4-5 big rooms and only 4-5 projectors. instead of telling me they(him with other guy receptionist) laughed on my face, very rude behavior of them. I request authorities to take action on such poor behavior of receptionists. If they are not doing your job why are are there??

Go for the live Jazz on Tuesdays! Lovely atmosphere by the water, great for people watching and connecting with friends. There’s a little place. You can get drinks and snacks. And also public toilets.

It's a nice view, you can sit there and sometimes in the evenings people are dancing Salsa and Bachata. Enjoyed it a lot

An amazing experiences .The boating company Hey Captain were an awesome group of your guides

my favourite place to just take a break and relax in copenhagen. especially sitting at the kissing stairs and dipping your feet into the sea. it's so refreshing. the atmosphere is great. you can lay down, take a nap, read, eat .. whatever you want. it's such a chill spot.

Booked a tour with Hello Captain which leaves from this Plads. Great experience. We had Johanna...what a delight but the other staff were super friendly. We booked the 2 hour tour. Perfect. As they state you get a tour and you do get to know your other "mates". Highly recommend. The Plads itself had lots of activity. We were there late August.

Very cool location, especially like the "The Wave" art installation that was present during my time of visit, both during the day and in evening the evening when the lights of the installation went on. Nice views as well.

When the weather is good, bring your bathing trousers!!

We visited the Café August B (Bournonville) located at the corner of the Foyer of the Old Scene of The Royal Theater in Copenhagen, sunday afternoon, March 17 2019 at about 3:15 PM, for a cup of of warm & strong coffee & a piece of chocolate caramel cake. It was a good cup of Americano coffee & the cake was delicious. We were waiting for the afternoon Ballet School performance & concert at 5 PM. We enjoyed the coffee break after having a big meal at the Royal Garden Chinese Restaurant. We broused around the cafe and looked at the display & decors beside the toilet or comfort rooms, specially the Ballet shoes. The female person serving in the coffee bar was kind & friendly. Highly recommendable.

Cute little cafe that also seats about 20 or so on the inside. Lots of outdoor seating as well when the weather is good. You can go here on off days even when nothing is showing in the theatre. Standard selection of coffee and other types of beverages as well as a few alcoholic options.

Beautifull place in Copenhagen,the Nationaltheatret scene og Ballett,I have laid out picture of a gorgeous christmas-yree,made og ballett-sko,etc...

Nice Place With an antistic Vibe, love the coffee. Plus the outside terrasse is Also cool

Beautiful cafe inside Det Konglige Teater😍 Their cortado is worth a try!

Tucked away cafe, awesome coffee

Second time in 3 days we are here. Fantastik café. 😊 😊

The place has a decent ambiance . More like a student hub. The food experience is the most amateurish I have seen in Copenhagen. Half opened stalls, just one dish and no menu , extremely salty food. The bar was the only savior. Those days when you leave with a bad taste in your mouth - that you spent money on food which was not worth the price.

The place has big potential with food market and workshop options. Location and atmosphere is nice, but food options are very limited. In several stands food was missing (vegan empanadas), bread for burgers, etc. Our kids had a hard time as even the hotdogs very spicy;(

coffee is specifically good! Such a hidden secret garden!

I must say that this spot in Copenhagen has become one of my all-time favorite places to hang out with friends. The atmosphere is extremely chill and welcoming, which makes it the perfect place to unwind and catch up with loved ones over some good food. Speaking of food, I have to say that there’s variety with the food from the different small restaurants. And the best part? The prices are extremely reasonable, making it easy to enjoy a great meal without breaking the bank. Whether you're in the mood for a hearty burger or a healthy salad or a tasty pizza, this spot has got you covered. Overall, I highly recommend this place to anyone who's looking for a laid-back hangout spot in Copenhagen with good food, great prices, and a friendly atmosphere. You won't regret checking it out! 💯

Wonderful hidden oasis in the middle of Copenhagen. Cool trendy old buildings that have been renovated. Hang out with some friends and a cold beer or enjoy some great food with your family. A few different options of street food, wine and beer. Free to enter but it is not exactly cheap. I am definitely coming back!

Nice out of the way place and we will be back. Just had a nice cocktail this time but reason for only 3-stars is the fish place which seemed to cook food in old or very dirty oil. Lots of smoke and a burnt smell. But the atmosphere is very nice - so visit this place and let it be part of your experience of CPH

The samosas were Ok. The dhal was served cold. Amateur staff who did not know what they were doing. When we asked why it was served cold, the person working there said sorry and started heating a big pot of dhal (like 30-40 servings). After a few minutes she asked us to taste if it was hot enough. The answer was no, and after a while we tasted again. She used the SAME spoon as we just had in our mouth in the big pot of dhal. Hygiene and food handling a -1 and in general the staff in the food stalls were not invested in customer service or the food they were serving.

Go no further - Bryggens best! The ambiance can not be more chill and Danish with friends and families meeting up and hanging out. I don’t know the mechanics- but this is a neighborhood culture center on steroids. The food is simple and delicious- the sweets amazing.

Amazing place where the community reunite. It's a nice place to get a coffee and offers a lot of sustainable experiences.

Location is 5* Sitting outside with a group of 15 and looking at the water is priceless. Food and drinks are in a wide range. I'm vegetarian and found a nice asparagus cream soup. Beware of the seagulls!

Visit during the late spring and summer. The locals are all sunbathing and swimming after the cold winter. Everything is very clean and safe and friendly. You can swim yourself or rent a kayak or a boat. There are also some decent restaurants nearby. It was the highlight of my time in Copenhagen.

Not sure how you can manage to offer such a terrible food with lowest quality of ingredients with high prices in oversized portions. Pure processed unhealthy food. Dirty environment and dirty glasses to such a nice view. It’s a CULTURE house! It’s supposed to represent culture, promote health, taste, quality in a clean healthy environment.

The staff do not seem to care about guests even after booking a table in advance. They just stand there and talk to each other rather than serving the customers. The food was good, the coffee was terrible.

Very good location, and amazing food and atmos. But probably the worst americano I ever had. They put the water in first, and way to much at that, making it thin and taste like water. You can't make coffee like that.

Terrible open air cinema. Don't buy tickets if the film is shown in "Himmel" - bad sound, noise from outside, distracting light, and even birds coming in. Worst cinema experience in 35 years!

The best rooftop for warm and cozy evenings. Good atmosphere and great view.

We visited the Cinemateket rooftop terrace and absolutely loved it! The free access and the beautiful view over Rosenberg Slot made it a special experience. The café up there was wonderful — especially thanks to the incredibly friendly staff who gave us great tips for dinner and sightseeing. A real highlight was the delicious hot chocolate with whipped cream and marshmallows! Many thanks again to the lovely waitress for making our visit so memorable.

There is a new roof terrace that has an amazing view of Kongens Have. You can also watch movies on the roof (Himmelbio) - I'd recommend to dress as warmly as you can, as Denmark is windy (there are blankets available if needed). Also don't book too close to the back row as you might be right next to a speaker and get unbalanced sound - if it's not full you can move seats though. Incidentally my phone died and I couldn't show my digital ticket but the guy on the front desk kindly printed my ticket for me. Wonderful place!

Cozy place for movie film screenings and film events. A plus for the themed months for worldwide cinema abd documentaries, from well known blockbuster movies to lesser known indie films on a shoestring budget. Hidden gem in the city of Copenhagen just across the king’s garden and a skip away from multiple cafés, museums and castles. And the library inside on the first floor is worth a visit!

Super delicious cakes, coffee and chai latte we had with friendly service in cozy ambiance

Brunch on sundays is 225 dkk for a super buffet! A very very good place to go!

Very small but free. There was 4 rooms with some modern exhibition to see when we came. Only worth it if you are already around. Clean toilets available, you can buy coffee.

I cannot possibly rate free art anything less than 4 stars, but let me put it this way: I was rather glad that this experience was free. As it was, it was a nice little experience, had there been any charge at all, I probably would have felt a little ripped off.

Interesting little place. My second visit there. Not your usual art pieces on exhibition. "In the duo exhibition Arctic Stations, the two visual artists Tinne Zenner & Eva la Cour use visual art and film to explore the relationship between politics and science in the context of the geopolitical Arctic". They call themselves Cultural Centre. The beautiful little house can be rented. Recommended. Combine it with a walk in the beautiful park, Frederiksberg Have.

Contemporary art by Danish artist, in an old villa by on of the nicest parks in the Copenhagen area. Visit for a an insight into what I going on in the current Danish art scene. Friendly talkative staff and lots of locals.

It is a nice little building. I love old houses and decided to give it a go, was happy about my choice.

Very nice and friendly service.

Very small but nice museum. It's free so take a look if you are in the neighborhood. The rooms are absolutely beautiful.

It's really large, well located and ideal for creating a good vibe. We went for a stand up comedy show and a downside was that the seats are not comfortable for a long show where you need to stay seated.

The arena is excellent. Near public transport and various parking lots. The acoustic is fantastic. We needed help finding our gate and the personnel walked us to it and even aided us to scan our tickets at the entrance. I highly recommend the Royal Arena.

What an amazing venue! My first concert at Royal Arena was truly amazing. I am in awe at how well organized the venue is. I had a great experience and although I was skeptical before having heard the sound was bad and it was too big, I think it was an awesome experience and I will definitely return.

My first time experiencing a concert in Copenhagen. The staff was great, the security was excellent. The venue was clean and the show was amazing. I’m looking forward to attending another show at the Royal Arena

Went to see Tate McRae on the 30th of May and I’m still mesmerised… The arena itself was pretty organised, ticket control etc went so fast The bar or whatever you call it is a little bit expensive but probably for Danes it’s normal prices so yeah

Extremely disappointing and unfair experience. We came straight after work with our backpacks and were denied entry because they said our bags were “too large” — even though there is a storage area inside the venue. After finally finding a place to store our bags and coming back, we saw a Danish woman entering with a backpack about the same size as ours. Security just took a quick look inside and let her through without any issue. This is completely unacceptable and feels like racial discrimination. Terrible experience — we’ll never come back to this venue again.

Good multipurpose arena, with great presence, with good acoustics and lighting. Local parking, or at front or nearby. The subway and the bus stop are a little far away, 3 blocks, something to consider with footwear and clothing when going to an event here with the Denmark's weather. Relatively comfortable seats, with modern facilities, very clean and wide hallways. Clean, modern and well-equipped bathrooms. Although you will surely have to queue and wait to enter. Variety regarding food and drinks. The central bar, in its internal part, has a very good view of the stage. In all areas there are personnel and security very willing to serve.

Really good and easy matchday experience as a tourist in Copenhagen. Quality of the match wasn't amazing, but the ultras behind the goal did not stop all game. Parken is easy to reach by metro or even waking from the centre, worth checking out a match If your a football fan in Copenhagen!

A very fine stadium. + wonderful views even from the cheaper seats, shelter from wind and rain, perfect light for football - difficult to "climb" to "upper deck" if you are not so very young

A relatively small stadium, but has everything you need for a game: food and drinks. I’ve now been to two FC copenhagen games here and the atmosphere is always fun and lively, but still safe.

First time here watching Denmark and Scotland play, atmosphere is amazing, getting here was easy and getting in was quick, very well organised, everyone so helpful and friendly, the Scot’s are such friendly supporters and the Danes are so welcoming and kind. I definitely recommend a visit while in Copenhagen

Denmark 0 Scotland 0 Excellent stadium. Great view and brilliant atmosphere.

Terrific atmosphere! Been at the FC Copenhagen game and the fans are the best!

Amazing atmosphere, felt very welcome as an international spectator. Club shop was insanely busy but queues were well managed and went down very fast!

Amazing places. You will get free car parking space. It's very huge park surrounded with greenery. Beautiful beach over there. You can enjoy with family and loved one. There are apple and strawberry trees. You can pick it up strawberry and apple by hand. Absolutely loved it.

Traveled across the world from the USA to watch Chappell Roan perform here at Syd for Solen music festival. The festival was fantastic! Easy to access to grounds, easy to navigate, and best of all we were front row. The park was very nice as we walked through it ro get to the festival with lots of disc golfing and trees. Would be a very nice walk in the park.

Vast area for people of all ages. For walking, running, cycling, horse riding and probably lots of other activities. Special area with lamas and similar species.

Valbyparken is one of the most peaceful and beautiful places in Copenhagen. It’s huge, full of green spaces, flowers, and fresh air — perfect for a weekend walk or a picnic with family and friends. The rose garden is absolutely stunning during summer, and there’s plenty of space for kids to play or just relax by the water. It’s also great for cycling or jogging. A perfect escape from the busy city life — highly recommended for anyone visiting or living in Copenhagen!

Nice large park, With a bit of everything: flower gardens, picnic areas, a disc golf park, a restaurant/café, a beach... Very accesible by bike (some paths are not asphalted, they're gravel), as well as car (with many parking areas). Popular location for running.

Lovely room for nature, a great beach for swimming, and the most idyllic concert venue.

A hidden gem in Copenhagen! Valby Park is where city life meets peace - flowers, art, sea breeze, and endless green paths. Perfect for a slow walk, picnic, or just clearing your mind.

Archeticture is uniquely stylish with well preserved combination of marble and wood, constructed back in 1956. Store Vega has a capacity of ~1500 people. There is a relatively large balcony upper floor and three bars in total. Wonderful and historic venue with FANTASTIC sound and concerts for diverse genres. I've been to hundreds of concerts in dousins of venues - VEGA remains #1 on my personal favourites 👏👏

Great venue. But it takes a lifetime to get your bag/jacket back at the end of the night! Wildly congested system, especially if you have a train to catch. Fix that shit ASAP! 🙏

Perfect Venu for small intimate concerts with quality artists. I genuinely enjoyed the laid back vibe and concert I attended. Drinks were fairly priced, and event was well organized

Again and again the venue here beats most other places in Europe it's small enough to make it personal and God dam it's simply the best

Really great venue. It was nice to be able to bring my son to an all ages show. Staff was nice, although they wouldn’t let you bring a coat inside? Sight lines are pretty good, even from the seating in the balcony. Easy access by public transport.

Vega has a nice selection but the fact that visitors are FORCED to leave their jackets for 30kr is not fair. If it's mandatory due to fire reason (🤣), then include it in the price maybe? Oh but you seem to make good use of hidden fees, adding 10kr on the price that "includes fees". Compared to any other like-sized venue, Vega really take advantages of its customers.

Fun venue that seems versatile for lots of different types of music. Expensive drinks like everywhere else. Stated deal for wine that was not honored when you actually ordered.

We went here for the KREA fair. The location is super close by metro and bus stations, and it can be challenging to find a free parking spot either for bike or car. Very limited options for refreshments, some food carts are parked outside the venue and again they have just some hot dogs or coffee. Usually there is a wardrobe at the entrance were you can leave your clothes in exchange for a fee (around 30 DKK). People do smoke just in front of the main entrance which becomes unpleasant since all the smoke gets inside.

Just went along to the "Krea" exhibition - but it was actually quite nice😎

I was here for the concerts of Heilung and Eivør. The place doesn't have chairs so it was a standing concert. It also doesn't have different levels so it's all flat, and if you are a short person I recommend you come early to get a place in the front. Nevertheless the place had good sound and good visibility. They sold beer inside and it was ok. They also had a platform to the left of the stage for wheelchair users. There were also big coat racks to the back and a place for a merchandise shop. The toilets where clean even though there's not a lot of them. The entrance to the place was also quite fast, they had security people checking your bags and tickets. I recommend NOT to come by car here as the parking options are extremely reduced around the venue, so please reconsider and come with the tube or by bike instead.

Really a forum to accommodate the Copenhagen crowd. A perfect location to see the crowd. I was there for a Hans Zimmer Concert. A good view from the last row of the hall. Well engineered for the perfect acoustics and the setting. Preferred location for any event.

A great arena for big live events! Our choir performed together with Ennio Morricone and a big orchestra here. Staff was polite. The catering was OUTSTANDING with fresh food for all, including great options for vegans and the gluten sensitive (me). Acoustics of this big hall can be made sound great by a skilled sound engineering team.

The secondhand market was really amazing and fun. The space was large enough to enjoy over 2h.

It's a big Mall named FORUM easy approach due to nearby metro station. Branded stores as well as spacious concert hall is there. Mostly functions and concerts are organized to celebrate the occasions and big crowds are witnessed. People likes the concerts and celebrate the holidays with families.

It's a nice place that isn't too big. So a cozy feel. The beer and water was somewhat expensive, and the beer tasted strangely. Like it was stale and old. The security is quite nice, but they rarely do anything about troublemakers near the stage. I have enjoyed the concerts i have been to there so far.

It's a former cinema converted into a concert venue. It's alright, except when exiting, the hall becomes way too crowded, so it takes a long time to exit after a concert

Great place to listen to live music. Sound is good. 1 star less for tastless beer though

Great concert with the worlds best salsa band Habana de Primera

I went to a K-pop concert. Apart from waiting in line outside (for about 4 hours), everything was ok. The sound system, the atmosphere, the cleanliness, the organization were excellent.

Beth Hart, Gino Vanelli, Bonnie Raitt, Joe Bonamassa... Love this place. If you like your venue to be just bigger than Club, this is the place.

Great venue. Perfect size for a concert if you want to see the artists. It's not too small, not too big.

A wonderful historic place, with amazing events. There is a garderobe and a bar to get snacks and drinks. The inside aquarium is a huge attraction for children and seniors equally. When buying the tickets it's recommended to avoid the top balcony because few building polls are positioned straight in the middle and minimise the view. It will be nice if Tivoli administration will add a remark about this on their website to be known when people buy their tickets online.

I enjoy the venue more for the location and the excellent shows put in there, than for the facilities themselves. Positives: -The lobby is amazing, owing to the gigantic reef aquarium! You never get bored waiting before shows or during intermission. -Plentiful, clean bathrooms. Negatives: -Leg room on the balcony. Haven't experienced this problem so much when seated on the floor rows.

Beautifully decorated for Halloween. I see they put in a lot of effort for this. Really felt the Halloween vibes. However, it's too expensive. There is entrance fee close to 200dkk, and you need to buy the ride ticket to even ride. Sorry, for broke student like me, I don't have any cash reserves to spend here. But if you are wealthy, and have worked your life off to give your kids a good experience, sure.

An old-school music hall with a Lot of wood, decoration and atmosphere. The chairs are much more comfirtable as they look. Good lively sound. The bonus ist the gigantic aquarium at the entrance. Love it.

Very nice! The seats are also very comfortable.

Fantastic place. It was great they chose it for the conference I attended however, unfortunately the games were all on hold while Tivoli garden was under huge preparations for the Halloween. There are many restaurants and coffee shops inside yet most were closed during the time I visited. The lecture halls were very clean, convenient seats and its size was quite appropriate. Bathrooms were clean and good except for insufficient tissues and trash cans. Tivli is in the city of Copenhagen and the whole place around it was full of shops, cafes and restaurents along with variety of available transportation services

Great place for entertainment. They show ballet (I saw The Snow Queen) classic music concerts and lots of other things. And the ticket to the show gives you entry into the beautiful park, which at night is usually decorated with beautiful lights.

We had a great experience at Kayak Bar today! We ordered chicken sticks and fries for our little one — they were perfectly crispy and delicious. The burger we had was absolutely spot-on, juicy and full of flavor, and it paired amazingly with the crispy fries. The drinks were refreshing, and the overall atmosphere at this location is just perfect. Big thanks to the team for the great food, drinks, and such a beautiful spot to relax and enjoy. We’ll definitely be back!

Great spot in Copenhagen with a laid-back vibe and amazing music. Prices are pretty average, and the atmosphere makes it totally worth it. Watching the boats pass by on the river adds such a special charm to the place. Definitely a fun and lively experience!

Varied food and drink options. Cheap & chill. My favorite bar in Copenhagen! Try fish or burger.. Both of them are delicious. Also fries is thick and goes well with beer. You can get 3 different souce for your meal

14-07-2025 I had an amazing experience from start to finish after four years. The food was absolutely delicious—fresh ingredients, full of flavor, and beautifully presented. Small menu but had a great balance of creativity and comfort for all. The service was equally impressive. The staff was warm, attentive, and genuinely cared about making sure everything was perfect. What stood out most was how knowledgeable they were—not just about the menu, but about the ingredients, pairings techniques. You can tell they’re passionate and really know their stuff. It’s rare to find such a great combination with great atmosphere of this in one place. Highly recommended—we'll definitely be back! Next time again with all our family. Kayak Bar you are so lucky to get this kind and really helpful chef ever i meet nice to see him again after 4 years same smile always in his face what a great personality he has 🙏my 71 years old dad really impressed with him.

Honestly, the drinks are overly expensive compared to the rest of Copenhagen and other bars like it, and the food is worse in quality than most fast food places. You could go to McDonald’s and get a better burger and fries. Service can also be lacking. And I was forced to give 1 star, but Kayak only deserves it for the location.

Not worth it for dining. - Small portions - Potatoes were still raw - Chips okay but the bite not great - Beef was had some pieces of fat - Everything was served semi cold - Self service (which is okay but not for this price) Overall the taste was okay, but just not the quality you should expect. Only pro is the music and location, we came because of the vibe but for this quality would not recommend this place to eat.. Probably fine for a drink and some snacks.

Amazing place in Copenhagen to have a drink and dinner! Great vibe, delicious food, and the friendliest staff — Emily and Fernando were absolutely wonderful and made the night unforgettable

Took the chance to get a seated place as I didn’t want to worry about having to get early to the venue. View was alright, sound not so much. Seat B5, row 1, 157

Okey place for shows and venues. A bit too few parking spot connected to the arena, but if walking a bit you should be able to find a spot. One god thing is that the tram station is right next to the arena. The facilities was good with clean bathrooms in the basement. Also some on the second floor.

Was here during world cup of Geoguesser. Cool venue, very good lighting and sound! Chairs were a bit uncomfortable at the tribunes

Fab venue. Food limited for our event, mostly fast food with poor GF options. Actually none tbf.

Nice hall to listen to music, entry is quick with plenty of check in queues.

Cool venue. We got inside quickly, toilets and garderobe well organized. Sound was also good.

Out-of-this-world aesthetically and auditively beautiful concert with Conan Gray. KB Hallen really suited his set and performance well, also the overall service and security was great and quick responses for the numerous people who unfortunately fainted or collapsed during the concert. Overall the the concert was a very special experience that I will treasure for a long time, though if I have to give any critique, then it was abit annoying not being able to see the artist well in some songs when you were at the very front. Also the sound could have been better overall, I'd say that VEGA or Forum has abit better soundscape for this kind of concerts.

2024-08-01 - Greatly surprised as we were just walking pass this park with our three kids on our way to KU.BE. The park have a really nice playground with a small “pool” with 10cm of water to play around in… It was really cold, but good fun.

Great place for kids and families lots of activities for all ages esp water activities in summers basketball court also available for younger kids Public toilets available 🙌🏻

Nice park to enjoy a stroll or let kids play in plain sight and safely.

Lovely atmosphere. There was jazz. Copenhagen holds jazz festivals in the first week of July

Peaceful and calm! A great place to sit and read your favourite book or people watch!

Great for kids and families with dogs! (Pay attention to where you step in though... dog crap still around) 🎿🤪

A lovely park, that’s right by the metro. In the summer they have a wading pool and other unique water features to play in. Good for hot days!

Love the ambiance of the Ryesgade location. You know the few other guest have seeked it - a nice setting with all Finn Juhl furniture and their connection to other design brands such as Raawii and Japanese fashion. Also amazing coffee and baked goods.

Super well welcome introduced the coffee and local culture. One of the best coffee I had in Europe. Highly recommend!!!

It was such a beautiful space, interior and great atmosphere. I have special Panama geisha flat white and it was very nice and complicated, chocolate and floral taste come together. The baristas were friendly and nice too. I just could not stay inside because of a stroller.

Came here by recommendation and google reviews but eventuly left a bit dissapointed! Coffee shop is beautiful but coffee byitself nothing special! Flat white was very hot and unbalanced + service was extra slow. Cant complain about hospitality but can about the prices! Quality is not approved with this price range unfortunatly.

I have been following april since trying their coffee beans from a pop-up store in Melbourne around 4 years ago. Never disappointed! So excited that this time I visited the HQ. Staffs were very friendly and attentive. The flat white was perfectly balanced. The Canale was superb 🥹. Thank you for the experience.

Specialty coffee served like no other places in the entire Europe. The coffee is first class. They usually have different beans to choose from but regardless of what you my choose you can rest assured that the coffee is top notch. They serve pour over and every cup is brewed individually by the barista. They also serve espresso and espresso based drinks. The coffee they serve is light roasted which means that the inherent flavors and quality of the beans are highlighted and not burnt away to hide the flaws like many big commercial coffee roasters do. Super friendly staff and very knowledgeable about coffee. Very nice atmosphere where you can sit on design furniture from Finn Juhl while sipping on your coffee.

Firstly, the coffee is excellent. The origin of the coffee and what you should be tasting is well explained. In a manner that is friendly and you are not expected to be an expert. Secondly, Very good vibes. Able to relax and not feel rushed. Thirdly, the baristas are friendly and they want to do their best to ensure you have a good time whilst enjoying their coffee. Thank you. Hope I get to visit again.

The design of this station is outrageous, confusing and exhausting!! U have to walk far to transfer, walk 4 flights of stairs at least and God save u if u reached the wrong perron! The signs r easy to misinterprete and it goes both 4 electronic and hanging signs. Be aware that 11 and 12 is far from the station building, that 1 and 2 have lots of stairs and that these r for the S-trains only. Intercity is perron 24 and so on 🫥

You must add at least five minutes to your travel plan if you are going to use this station because the layout is absolutely confusing. Very dirty station, the elevators are disgusting. It is been like this for over four months and it does not seem it will change any time soon, which is sad when trying to encourage people to use public transport more often than the personal vehicle. God have mercy if you have a heavy piece of luggage and the elevators do not work. There is only one elevator per platform and at rush hours is constantly busy or broken. So add at least 10 minutes to your travel plan if you have any heavy items because you might have to carry them up the stairs or sit in queue for the elevator.

It's called København Syd now :-)... It is messy right now but it's going to be great... Trains both high and low... Nice architecture with soft rounded curves.

The absolute worst of train stations in Denmark and probably beyond. Distance from the bridge coming from s-train to regional has no timetables or any information about what train is arriving nearby. You have to walk to either the underpass or the roadbridge in either end of the almost half a kilometre long platform to see what trains are coming in and when your train arrives there's no saying where it is going to stop, so get ready to run 'cus it'll only wait 30 seconds and gladly leave you behind. If you need to refill "rejsekort" or buy tickets, good luck as there's only rejsekort and ticket machines at the s-train platforms, made even more curious when you'd expect the people on regional and intercity trains to be the ones who especially needs to buy tickets. If you are charging between s-train lines add 5-10 minutes to your journey trying to figure out the layout of the station and walking dusins of flights of stairs and most likely back and forth a couple of times. There's absolutely no information anywhere, no signage and why they feel the platform has to connect to a roadbridge with no parking nearby and thereby making the platform ridiculously long and make passengers loose any sense of where the train stops is beyond me. This is a station made to connect all the yet-to-be-built overpriced apartments nearby and in the process they have made any travel through this station a living hell that makes you wish to drop travelling all together.

This station gets more and more horrible and confusing every time I use it. Signs are not clear at all. The elevator to track 23&24 was not working, so had to carry barnevogn and the baby up for 5 staircases… missed the train , outrageous!

Quite an ugly station. Also it's hard to access, doesn't even have a 7-11 and in an unpleasant area. Also the name of the station gives no indication of where it is because Ny Ellebjerg isn't even a place. Facilities aren't great either. What I will say is that it gets good service from S tog and the national trains can go as far as Jutland.

On week days if we take line F from Nørrebro to Ny Ellebjerg at 00:08 and it reach on Ny Ellebjerg station at 00:23 but the line A mod køge comes at 00:24 so That’s the last train so plz change the time to 00:28 or 00:29 so we can take the last train mød Køge tak

Great venue for an event or conference. The staff is super friendly and service minded and the mix of ruffness and excellence is totally my cup of tea. Arriving to the anonymous location adds a sweet element of surprise for the visitors. Well inside the atmosphere is creative, clean, bright and inspiring. Would absolutely go back for another event!

Looking for a photo studio wish awesome service and great food in Copenhagen? This is a 100% place to go.👌🏽

Very good and healthy food and nice staff!

Good food but the seating conditions could have been better.

Nice large space, attentive staff, room temperature somewhat cold.

Nice place to work, watch out they WILL screw you on costs

Good food with very good raw materials.

The stop before my friend gotta say, this station can handle allllll kinds of drunk

A typical metro station.

Metro stations with many bus connections towards Copenhagen, and the Bella Center right next to it.

Whatever you do, don't park your bike where the ground is covered in bird droppings!

Very nice ride

3 month maintainance in night hours.

Fantastic subway

(Translated by Google) Drive past weather day (Original) Køre forbi vær dag

(Translated by Google) Very small Christmas market. (Original) Meget lille julemarked.

(Translated by Google) Good round part (Original) God runddel

(Translated by Google) Cozy place to go for a walk (Original) Hyggeligt sted at gå tur

(Translated by Google) That day was really cool, the first Sunday in September (Original) Den dag var det rigtig fedt, første søndag i september

(Translated by Google) Good place to come and meet (Original) Godt sted at komme og mødes

Cosy festival in august

One of the best festivals in a looooong time. Great lineup. See you next year 🎉

Love this festival! It’s so cozy and the music is always great!!

(Translated by Google) This is probably the best festival you can find. There are many scenes with different things, e.g. Techno, house and psytrance. Then a whole damn swing that you can ride right next to the main stage for FREE🤯!!! Really so incredibly nice in there and there is absolutely nothing you can complain about about the festival area. And I'm only on day 2 of 3!!! (Original) Detta är nog den bästa festival som går att hitta. Finns många scener med olika saker ex. Techno, house och psytrance. Sedan en hel jäkla gunga som man kan åka precis brevid stora scenen GRATIS🤯!!! Verkligen så otroligt fint där inne och det finns absolut inget man kan klaga på om festival området. Och jag är bara på dag 2 av 3!!!

(Translated by Google) Poppy, indifferent and boring. As a sad and noisy attempt to make a remake of 'sensation white' which again only appeals to a mainstream audience.. Save the money, stick to Distortion. (Original) Poppet, ligegyldigt og kedsommeligt. Som et sørgeligt og larmende forsøg på at lave et remake af 'sensation white' der igen kun appellerer til et mainstream publikum.. Spar pengene, hold jer til Distortion.

(Translated by Google) Great service, great availability. We came out of a very complicated situation with a lot of professionalism!! Congratulations to their team!!!!! (Original) Super service, super disponibilité. Nous on sorti d'une situation très compliquée avec beaucoup de professionnalisme !! Bravo à leur équipe !!!!!

(Translated by Google) Good event, but could miss more support and more facets. (Original) God begivenhed, men kan savne mere opbakning og flere facetter.