Holiday homes & rentals in Copenhagen

Copenhagen is the capital city of Denmark and also the largest city in the country. Originally a Viking village, it is now the economic and cultural hub of Denmark. Copenhagen has something for art connoisseurs, history buffs and music lovers alike.

The best way to explore this laidback city is to wander around the streets at your leisure. Booking Copenhagen holiday homes with modern amenities sees to it that you can make the most of the relaxed atmosphere of this city.

Art and culture in Copenhagen

When you want to learn more about the history and culture of Denmark, head to the National Museum of Denmark. Do not forget to take a look at the Prince’s Palace for its beautiful Rococo architecture. Some of the iconic artefacts on display at this museum include a sun chariot that is over 2000 years old and Romanesque church fittings.

The National Gallery of Denmark provides you the opportunity to view the largest collection of Danish art in the world. Be sure to check out the Danish and Nordic art exhibition as well as paintings by Picasso and Edvard Munch.

Playing with city roofs

If you are a family looking for fun activities for and with the kids, Fælledparken in Østerbro is a great place to play. Skateboard, scooter or roller skate on the roller skating rink, swing on the big swings or jump on the trampoline in the large playground, or visit the Tower Playground, where children can play on and in the city's miniature towers. During the summer months, the park's water playground with shallow paddling pools and grassy areas is open. Teach children about traffic rules at the traffic playground, located next to Østerbro Stadium. Here, a mini level has been constructed for children to use with scooters, go-karts or bicycles.

Take a break in the Sanctuary

Take a trip with the whole family and soak up the free-spirited atmosphere of Christiania in Christianshavn. Experience the homemade houses that are beautifully situated down to the large moat, listen to music at the concert venue Loppen, and explore the small, cozy shops run by the residents. You can also take a walk along the beautiful, large moat or on Copenhagen's preserved ramparts, of which Christiania is a part. In December, the Christianites organize a Christmas market that is open to all interested parties.

Local events to attend in Copenhagen

The Strom Festival is an annual music festival held in Copenhagen which caters to electronic music lovers. This festival gives you the opportunity to attend free concerts by some of the greatest artists in the electronic music scene.

The Copenhagen Cooking & Food Festival is considered to be the best annual food festival in Scandinavia. Explore the cuisine of Denmark and enjoy intimate dinners prepared by the best chefs in Denmark.

Important sights to see in Copenhagen

Tivoli

Dating back to 1843, the renowned Tivoli Gardens and amusement park is the inspiration behind today’s Disney theme parks. Visit the most popular attraction in Copenhagen for beautiful flower gardens, a roller coaster ride, a hall of mirrors and an open-air theatre.

Christiansborg

Christiansborg is the seat of Danish government and is located on the small island of Slotsholmen. It is home to the Supreme Court, the office of the Prime Minister and the Parliament.

Rosenborg Castle

Located in the heart of Copenhagen, Rosenborg Castle was originally built in 1606 in the Dutch Renaissance style. Visit this castle to see the coronation thrones in the Knights’ Hall as well as the Crown Jewels of Denmark.

Amalienborg

Amalienborg castle, with its beautiful waterfront gardens, is the residence of the Royal Family of Denmark. You can also glimpse the soldiers of the Royal Guard with their blue uniforms and bearskins, when you are here.

The Little Mermaid

The Little Mermaid is an iconic bronze statue that is the official emblem of this beautiful city. Based on one of the fairy tales of Hans Christian Andersen, the sculpture was made by Edvard Eriksen in 1913.

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