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Louisiana Museum for Moderne Kunst

Worth visiting if you have any free time, lovely place by the sea...yes, it is outside copenhagen, but with a car it is in 30 to 40 minutes drive and great seaside views!

CPHCARD

If you really want to see the main attractions in the Copenhagen region and want to take the full advantage of the public transportation service get your selves the CPH Card.

Copenhagen Urban Trains - Travel strip of journeys

If you don't need museum entry etc. or if you're not buzzing around the city all day, then you don't need a Copenhagen Card, instead you can buy a strip of train journeys for 125 DKK, called a "2 Zoner". Buy it from the machines at the stations with your credit card or coins. E.g. if your trip is across 4 zones then clip it twice (2 * 2 zones).

Tivoli

turn back into a baby for one night. Enjoy luna park Tivoli.

Carlsberg Brewery

wanna know more about beer? This is not a museum, this is a brand experience.

Good Caribbean-style food at House of Souls

Very nice Caribbean-style food in the centre of town.

ARKEN Museum

Great exhibitions of contemporary art and one of the best Nordic and International collections of it. Also: what a building!!

Christiania in Christianshavn is one of the most beautiful things Copenhagen has to offer – weekend walk around the lakes is unique experience.

Strøget (literally "the stroke") is a carfree zone in Copenhagen, Denmark. This popular tourist attraction in the centre of town is the longest pedestrian shopping area in Europe. [1]

The street is bounded on the west by The City Hall Square (Danish: Rådhuspladsen), the central town square by Copenhagen City Hall, and on the east by Kongens Nytorv ("The King's New Square"), another large square at the other end. But the Strøget area is actually a collection of streets that spread out from this central thoroughfare

Yup, live round the corner to it - Copenhagen's onlyreally interesting tourist attraction - awesome place -

The Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek houses an excellent collection of Greek, Egyptian, Etruscan and Roman sculpture and art. It's a must to go there if you like sculptures !

This museum is now closed.

This is also described at http://www.dopplr.com/place/dk/copenhagen/explore/tivoli-gardens

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Really a good place to walk around. Better yet, talk to the local people who will explain its history to you, how it works and the challenges they are having today.

The statue is not even of a mermaid and has nothing special. It's too far away, so I wouldn't recommend it.

Free, with great exhibitions and translated in english (something not popular in Sweden, for instance).

Really nice view from up there, and with some clues to identify other important buildings. Also features a mini-museum related to Tycho Brahe. It should be followed by a visit to the planetarium.

The walk to get to the mermaid is long - and the statue is not very interesting nor even nice. Like Alcides I will not go back to see it. You can spend you time in CPH way more wisely.

Nice museum on the occupation of Denmark during the Second World War and the resistance.

The museum is located inside the old cisterns, which is interesting, I enjoyed the atmosphere. The exposition itself is rather small and I found the entrance fee a bit expensive. Also a shame that you're not allowed to take pictures in there.

This place is in Hillerød, NOT in Copenhagen. It is a beautiful castle to visit though. It is about one hour train ride from Copenhagen Central Station.