Where to Stay in Copenhagen? The 4 Best Areas (By a Local)
What area is best to stay in Copenhagen? In this video, I'll take you on a tour of my hometown and show you where to stay in Copenhagen 🇩🇰
I'll walk through my 4 favourite areas of Copenhagen and show you how the different areas distinguish themselves and what you can expect if you book your hotel in the given part of town.
I hope this video helps you find the perfect place to stay in Denmark's capital.
LINKS 👇🏻
🇩🇰 Where to stay in Copenhagen (with recommended places to stay in every area): destinationwellknown.com/wher...
🏨 Best Hotels in Vesterbro: destinationwellknown.com/link...
🏨 Best Hotels in Nørrebro: destinationwellknown.com/link...
🏨 Best Hotels in the City Centre (best place to stay for most tourists): destinationwellknown.com/link...
🏨 Best Hotels in Christianshavn / CPH Waterfront: destinationwellknown.com/link...
If you have any questions about the areas mentioned in the video or your trip to Copenhagen, please comment below, and I'll do my best to help.
Great work, thank you!!
Thanks!
Nice video! Thank you!
Thanks! 🙌
Great content not only here but on your website especially! Took your advice and booked in Norrebro! Thanks so much!
Thanks a lot for taking the time to comment! I'm glad you enjoyed Nørrebro 🙌
Excellent job, tak!
Thank you 🙏🏻🇩🇰
Thanks for the video. We will be arriving in Copenhagen on Christmas Day!
Thank you! Have a lovely trip 🎅🏻🌲
Hi Christian, nice video. I'm planning my stay in Copenhagen this August. I'm almost finalized. Can't wait to see this city. Tony USA/NYC.
Well appreciated for your well presenting overall Copenhagen! I really missed it bro! Hopefully to be back there next year for a longer stay 🎉😅
Thanks a lot 🙌🇩🇰
Thanks Chris. This is a great help. We'll be there July 2024. Thanks again.
Thank you!
Thanks so much for the videos i got straight into the city from the airport using your tips and now im looking for places to stay. Very helpful.
Thank you - I'm glad you found the video useful 🤝
Great channel. ❤️
Thank you 🙌
Thanks Kris. I like your style. Just subscribed. Stephen 👍✈️
Thank you very much, really appreciate your comment. I've just subscribed back! 😎
Your video is perfect, Kris! Thank you so much. I’m following you on instagram and I can’t wait for my Copenhagen’s trip in September! ❤ hugs from Brazil 🇧🇷
Thank you so much for your kind words! Have a wonderful trip 🇩🇰
Liked and subscribed just now. I am planning on 3 days and two nights from May 3rd to 5th , to take Cruise from May 5th. Glad I found a local expert like you. Just watched your first video and start exploring more. Right now if I pick a hotel in the Indre By area it is coming around $400 - $500 for two nights with some cancellation option seem to be a bit pricey when I checked Radisson Blue. Any other decent hotels I am little bit flexible with location as well. Cheers 👍
Thanks for the tips!! I am so excited for my trip to Copenhagen, I think we will be staying in Vesterbro. We will be going in the winter so it will be cold, but I have never been anywhere in Europe before so I'm super excited to start in Copenhagen!
Thanks for your comment 🙌 Yeah, Copenhagen is definitely cold and dark in winter, but there’s also a lot less tourists so it’s not all bad. I wish you a great trip 🇩🇰
I like this city... It looks so clean and..friendly atmosphere.. Take a walking here is fun..and cozy
I agree - Copenhagen is incredible, especially in the summertime 😎
@@destinationwellknown yes it is... copenhagen has abundant foods and drink.. I think its goos time...drink beer in summer...so freshhhhhhh
A very informative and important video. we took your advice and booked a hotel near Nørreport station, it's so convenient, walking distance to many attractions and most importantly Metro and Trains nearby.
Love hearing that! Thank you for the kind words; I'm thrilled my video helped you plan your trip to Copenhagen 🇩🇰 Thanks for the comment!
Please what’s the name of the hotel you stayed in ?
Good one!
Thanks!
Cheers for this as going at some point next year. Need something easy for Instagram/tourist attractions. Like the craft beer places as well. Cherrs
Cheers - have a nice trip next year 🙌
I really liked Amager strand. I just found it rather pleasant
Nice place in the summertime 🤝
Hello! I'm staying in Kødbyen from March 12th to March 14th. I'm coming over for the first time ever, and I hope that I will have enough time to visit Malmö too. I also wish to have a nice weather as well. Thank you for the video!
Awesome! You are going to love staying in Kødbyen for sure 🙌 Have a great trip - fingers crossed for some great Spring weather. ☀️
Thanks for the tip! I'm too lazy so probably staying at city centre! 😊
Good choice 💪🏻
@@destinationwellknown Glad you approve! haha
Thank you for a series of excellent videos. 👏👏 Where should we stay in this scenario? Arriving early afternoon but have to be back at the airport before 9am next morning for a long haul flight. Metro into the city, stay in the city centre and metro back or book into somewhere at the airport, metro in to town and then back to the airport later in the evening after a quick look around, meal etc.
Thank you! Definitely get a city centre hotel. The metro runs so smoothly from city centre to airport that there's no reason to stay in the dull area near the airport. If you stay within walking distance of Kongens Nytorv or Nørreport it's going to be super easy.
@@destinationwellknown Many thanks for your advice, cheers Chris!👍😀
See you there in 2 weeks Copenhagen. Thanks Kris
Have a wonderful trip 🇩🇰
Thank you for yours videos, this summer I am going to visit the city and your videos are very helpful :) Could you tell me, if the weather is in the beginning of September still good?
Thank you very much! September used to be the start of autumn, but the last couple of years, September has been really nice with sunshine and temperatures at around 20 degrees. Fingers crossed for good weather for your trip 🇩🇰
@@destinationwellknown 👍😊
Anywhere a few minutes' walk from a Metro station (or S-train) gives easy, fast, comfortable, inexpensive access to anything you might want in Copenhagen.
I agree - the metro in Copenhagen is the best way to get around the different areas. Especially the Cityring/Circle Line 💪🏻
Copenhagen sounds more easy to visit with your video post and advices ! Stay there 6 nights first day of july 2024
Thank you so much! Have a great trip 🙌🇩🇰
Hi there. I watch your videos and educate myself regarding the site seeing places in Copenhagen. I will be there in last week of August. Hopefully we can meet there.🎉.
That's awesome to hear - I hope my video helped. Have a great trip to Copenhagen 🇩🇰
Bro nice vid ❤can you make cheap eats in copenhagen? thanks!
Thanks! I'll put that on the to-do list, thanks for the idea 🤝
Great video! Glad I found your channel. Visiting for the first time in Sep. What do you recommend for hostels? Is it worth staying at different ones in different areas or is it easy to get to the neighbourhoods you mentioned?
Thank you very much, Kyle! No, Copenhagen is very small compared to other major European capitals, and the Metro connects all the main areas very well. So I'd suggest getting a hostel in the city centre or near a metro station in Vesterbro or Nørrebro, for instance. Next House Copenhagen in the city centre is a popular option: destinationwellknown.com/link/nexthouse-cph It's a stone's throw from the waterfront, Tivoli Gardens, the central station and the cute streets of the old town. If you want a more local vibe, then the Sleep in Heaven hostel in Nørrebro is brilliant as well: destinationwellknown.com/link/sleepinheaven-cphyt I've got a mate from Canada who stayed there for a week, and he loved it. Hope this helps - feel free to ask away if you've got any more questions about CPH 🇩🇰
I'm stopping into Copenhagen for a couple of nights for my first time in September as well. There are quite a few hostels. I'm staying at Next House because I liked the location. Good price as well.
Hi, I love your videos. We are flying into Copenhagen July 1 at 3 and out July 2 at 12 pm . All of our flights were having a long layover in Copenhagen so we thought we should just embrace it and have a little time for a quick exploration. Any suggestions on where to stay. We contemplated staying at the airport hotel and just going into the city but since its only short metro ride to the airport maybe staying in Indre By any suggestions on hotels or restaurants would be so helpful.
Thanks for showing us your city and sharing your experience. I'll visit Copenhagen with a group of students. Medicinsk Museion sounds great. Have you been there? Would you recommend it? Happiness Mueseum also sounds great. Do you have some recommendations for team-building activities? Thank you so much in advance for taking the time to share your suggestions!
thanks for the great vids (just watched your cph airport to city centre vid too!) how is Østerport in regards of location? is it safe? is it easy / expensive to get to tourist hotspots in the city centre? tak :)
Thanks! Østerport is probably one of the most posh places in Copenhagen, so it's incredibly safe, and the connection to the rest of the city is great.
Visiting Copenhagen this week for a few nights, right next to central station. Noted to be aware at night for any weird activity. No matter how safe a city is, around the central stations it’s important to be more alert
Yeah good point 🤝
Probably should have watched this before I stayed at a bnb right on that stretch of Istedgade! 😅 I didn’t feel unsafe or anything, but was loud all through the night.
Haha! Yes, it's incredibly convenient location-wise, but it can be a bit rowdy at night 😅 Hope you had an excellent time in Copenhagen anyways.
Hi Kris! Thank you for a wonderful video. We are coming for Christmas 2024 (family of 5 adults) and were wondering if Stay Bryggen is at a good location for first time travellers, please? Thank you so much!
Thank you! I walk past there a lot on one of my daily (long) walks and tbh it’s not ideal… There’s not much going on around there so if you want to stay near good cafes, restaurants and things to do, then it ain’t the spot. I’d rather find a place in the city centre tbh ✌️
Thank you so much! Will keep looking!@@destinationwellknown
Thank you. That was very insightful!! Do you believe the STAY Seaport is too far away from the CityCenter or the Waterfront area?
Thanks! Yes, it definitely is - it's in one of the newest areas of Copenhagen that lacks any "life." I would definitely look for a place closer to the city centre.
Hi, really informative video I’m moving to cph with my 2 small dogs from Melbourne .. cuddles u help which cud be t best neighbourhoods that is close to main areas
Thanks! Oh, that's awesome! Frederiksberg, Vesterbro, Østerbro are great areas to live.
Great video can you recommend safe hotels and safe areas to stay in for my friend solo travelling please 🙏🏾
Thank you very much! I would say that all the areas mentioned in this video are perfectly safe for a solo traveller. Would you happen to know what the budget per night is for your friend? Then I can narrow it down and recommend a couple of hotels. 🤝
Hi Kris! Headed to Copenhagen this summer and Ive been looking at Hostels. Any thoughts on Next House? Are the surrounding areas fairly safe to walk around at most hours? Thanks in advance and thanks for making this video. Ill look more into the areas
Hiya! Yeah, that's a brilliant place to stay in Copenhagen - 5 minutes from Tivoli and 10 minutes from Strøget (the main pedestrian street in Copenhagen). It's also very close to the Harbour area, which is one of the best places to enjoy summer in Denmark :)
Hi! I was trying to choose between Next House or Steel House Copenhagen. I am going now in March and I chose Steel House, since I heard it's a much more pleasant place to stay.
@@destinationwellknown thank you for responding! Appreciate you!
Hi Chris! I'm thinking of exploring Copenhagen for 6 days, is that too much? Also, any affordable AirBNb in the areas you mentioned! Appreciate your response!
Hi Kris, do you know if the "around the sound" ticket still available for purchase at the tourist center in Copenhagen? If yes, is it still valid to use it for train between Copenhagen and Roskilde? Thank you for your info as I cannot find any recent information online, only those that were years ago.
Hi there. I don't think it's valid from CPH to Roskilde: www.visitcopenhagen.com/copenhagen/planning/around-sound-gdk412377
Hi Chris, I'm going to Copenhagen next week and I'm trying to figure out if there is city bike rental system. I think you mentioned Donkey bikes in another video. Anyways, what do you think is the best bike rental system or shop in Copenhagen?
Hiya! I haven't used Donkey, and tbh I don't know where it'd be best to rent a bike in Copenhagen 😬 It's actually something I advise against if you're not used to biking - because it can be pretty hectic and dangerous to ride a bike in Copenhagen if you're not familiar with the rules of the road. Sorry ✌️
Hi,great video. Coming to Copenhagen in December for the first time. Could you please recommend any family friendly hotels as we coming with young children.
Hi Dace. Thank you very much. Yes, sure! Is there any particular area you want to stay in? Indre By, perhaps?
Yeah we would like to be in Indre by, been looking at Copenhagen Strand as it looked close to centre and Nyhavn.
@@daceodzina9915 That's also the first hotel that came to my mind, as it's (usually) good value for money and within walking distance of many of the main attractions in CPH. Here's a link (if others are reading this and want to see the hotel): destinationwellknown.com/link/cph-strand Another option could be the Scandic Palace Hotel: www.booking.com/hotel/dk/scandic-palace.en.html?aid=2285317&no_rooms=1&group_adults=2&label=DWK-WTS-CPH
We are soo excited to visit Copenhagen May 2024. Any recommendations on where to stay as a precruise accommodation in Copenhagen close to MSC Euribia Cruise port terminal.
I'm not sure what port that boat docks from, but I wouldn't recommend staying around the port terminals in Copenhagen, as they're in quite a remote area. I'd rather stay in the city centre and then get to the port terminal by public transport (or taxi) on the day of departure.
@@destinationwellknown thank you for your guidance. Much appreciated.
Thank you for the video. I'm kinda in the middle between two hotels. The second one seems like it's not in the center? Could you give me a suggestion about these two? 25hours Hotel Indre By and NH Collection Copenhagen
Sure! So, 25Hours is literally in the heart of Copenhagen - you can't find a more central hotel than that. NH Collection is in Christianshavn, but you can walk to the city centre in 2 minutes over a bridge. So they're both extremely central places to stay in Copenhagen and excellent hotels, too. Perhaps NH is a bit more luxurious, and they've just opened their rooftop bar with an epic view of Copenhagen. But 25Hours wins on location by a margin. Here are booking links (if other travellers are reading this and want to check them out): 25Hours: www.booking.com/hotel/dk/25hours-indre-by.en.html?aid=2285317&no_rooms=1&group_adults=2&label=DWK-KZhead-WTSCPH-25hours NH Collection: www.booking.com/hotel/dk/nh-collection-copenhagen.en.html?aid=2285317&no_rooms=1&group_adults=2&label=DWK-KZhead-WTSCPH-NH
@@destinationwellknown Thank you for the detailed reply. What about CitizenM?
@@VeganTeacher You're welcome. Great location, too; however, I'd rather stay in one of the hotels above. Because CitizenM's location is on a big road and right in front of the city hall square, it might be a bit harder to find non-touristy cafés and restaurants in the area RIGHT around the hotel. But it's very central and close to Vesterbro too :)
@@destinationwellknown That one is a bit cheaper, so I wanted to ask you about it as well. NH one is really expensive compared to CitizenM. But you say CitizenM is in a crowded area as far as I understand. :/
@@VeganTeacher Oh, I see. Then I'd just book CitizenM. The location IS very good, you've just got to be aware that most cafés and restaurants right around there are a bit touristy. But if you walk a few minutes over to Studiestræde and the surrounding streets, you'll find some excellent places.
I’m planning on cycling to Copenhagen in April, are there any places to stay with secure lock ups…or even better, let me have the bike in my room?
There’s nothing like Nørrebro 🥰 Btw - I live in Kværndrup 🤣
I agree, I love Nørrebro! Hahaha, I lived in Kværndrup when I was a kid - no disrespect to 5772 😎
What is the weather during middle of October? And a suitable clothing to wear. Thank you
Oooh, that's a tough one! It could be rainy and windy, with degrees around 10-12 Celsius. But it could also be sunny and up to 15-17 degrees. We had 24 degrees and sun yesterday in mid-September, so this year seems to be a bit weird. So I'm sorry, but it's impossible to say this year.
Hello Chris, I am planning a trip to Europe next year and I wanted to spend two or three nights in Copenhagen. Which neighborhood do you suggest? Indreby? Thank you.
Hi Claudia. Indre By if you want to be able to walk "everywhere" - Vesterbro if you want to stay in an area of Copenhagen where more locals tend to hang out ✌🏻
A little late with the comment but would you recommend staying in Østerbro? Also would you advise buying the Copenhagen card?
It's not my favourite part of Copenhagen as I just find it a bit boring, but there's nothing wrong with Østerbro - it's a perfectly fine area and a good place to stay with children as it's very quiet and safe.
What about Kværndrup? Could you make a video about that city?
Haha, probably not, my fellow Dane! 😅 Even though Egeskov Castle is well worth a visit. I'll indeed be covering the islands south of Funen and the city of Svendborg, though, as I feel that part of Denmark might be a bit of a hidden gem to tourists 🇩🇰
In my two-week trip in Denmark, I am thinking to spend 4 nights in Copenhagen
Good idea 🤝
hi! would you choose differently during winter? the areas i mean :)
Good question! But no, Indre By, Vesterbro, Nørrebro and Christianshavn are still the best areas to stay. But of course, a lot of the charm of the "Copenhagen Waterfront" area is only there when it's summer. So keep that in mind 🤝
Hello , we are staying close to Christianshavn metro station , is this walking distance from most of the sights?
Yep! That’s very central 👌
Hi, I first visited Copenhagen in 2014 and arrived here today for the 5th time. Its such a brilliant place and everyone is so friendly. I want to get a train to another town to see a bit more of Denmark, do you have any sugestions? I was thinking Roskilde, a friend suggested Helsingor.
Go see the west coast, Ringkobing and Arnhaus. Not much there to see but they are quaint little towns atleast Ringkobing is.
Hi there. That's awesome to hear! I agree with your friend: Helsingør (or Elsinore, as it's called/spelt in English) would be a brilliant day trip from Copenhagen. You can take the "Øresundstog" from Copenhagen Central Station to Helsingør in just 46 minutes, and the train ride is quite nice. Helsingør is a cute little city where you must visit Kronborg Castle, one of Denmark's most famous castles. You could even take the ferry from Helsingør to Helsingborg in Sweden for just a 98 DKK return. The ferries run every 20 minutes, and the trip only takes 20 minutes too. If you want to see a bit of Sweden on your trip, it's incredibly easy as the train station is just a few minutes walk from the ferry port.
I'm from Copenhagen, and I would say both Roskilde and Helsingør are great choices. Roskilde is both cute and beautiful and has the Roskilde cathedral (Roskilde Domkirke) which is UNESCO world heritage and really beautiful. There's also the Viking museum in Roskilde, if you're into that kind of stuff. Helsingør is also a cute and beautiful city as mentioned by destinationwellknown with the Kronborg Castle (Also UNESCO world heritage, and the castle of Shakespear's Hamlet)
@@destinationwellknown Hi thanks for the advice, I ended up going to Dragør only a short bus ride from the Airport as it chucked it down (rained heavily) all day when I was planning on going to Helsingør and I didn't want to get soaked, maybe next time. Tried Lagkagehuset for the first time, aah those Danish pastries and sandwiches, it's like a really posh Greggs. Not sure if Danes are aware but Lurpak is renowned as the best butter you can get in UK shops, there was a national outcry when the big tub reached £5 last year due to inflation. In some shops it is security tagged, guess it makes the best pastries.
@@toonarmy00 Good call - I think Dragør is excellent (on a sunny summer day, at least). Haha, I love the thought of Lagkagehuset being a posh Greggs 😀I've lived in Edinburgh, so I've got an affinity for Greggs; if only Lagkagehuset's prices were like Greggs I'd be thrilled!
Nice informative video. It seems like you're either shooting the videos at 30fps or exporting them below 60fps which makes the video tearing to the eyes. Would bump the already nice quality that you're striving for. Wish you good luck with your channel.
Thanks for the feedback and your kind words, much appreciated 🙏🏻
My wife & I are discussing a possible trip to Copenhagen in early December. Would that be a nice time to visit for 3 nights?
December is the best month to visit Copenhagen of all the winter months (and November). It can get pretty dark, cold and rainy in December, but it could also be 5 degrees Celsius and sunshine - you never know, and it could change during the day. But at least in December, the streets will have a nice sensation because of the Christmas decorations and the cosy Christmas markets. Tivoli is also open with its special Winter/Christmas celebrations. So Copenhagen is a totally different city from the one I showed in this video (filmed in June), but December is the best month in winter.
@@destinationwellknownThanks so much for taking the time to reply. Wonderful!!
hi Kris. we are coming to Copenhagen in September. we are looking for a nice hotel and since we are coming in a car we also need a hotel which includes parking. can you suggest such a hotel?
Sure! I'd recommend the NH Collection as they're one of the few hotels in the city centre with indoor parking. It's right by the harbour on the Christianshavn-side - a 5 min walk to Indre By. Link: www.booking.com/hotel/dk/nh-collection-copenagen.en.html?aid=2285317&no_rooms=1&group_adults=2&label=DWK-WTS-CPH-KZhead
@@destinationwellknown thank you so much
thank you for your answer. Another question/ request. can you suggest a nice fish restaurant? I don't eat meat at all. plus, do we need a guide or can we manage without one?
@@The1bd I'm not the biggest fish eater, but I've heard good things about Kødbyens Fiskebar and Krogs Fiskerestaurant. Copenhagen is fairly small, so most tourists won't need a guide. We all speak pretty good English, and most people you meet on the street will be happy to help if you're lost or need a local's tip :)
@@destinationwellknown thank you kris
I will be back to live in Copenhagen for a while now and Im happy im gonna stay in norrebro 😍 But are there any bars or clubs that stay Open late around there ? Because In albanian culture we are used to stay in one of the neighberhoods bars or caffe till very late 😂
Good idea, Nørrebro is awesome! Yes, for instance, you've got a cocktail bar like Kassen that is open until 4 in the morning on the weekends. But most normal bars and pubs will probably close at 02. However, I think Karrusellen (a proper Danish bar/pub) is open until 5 in the morning...
@@destinationwellknown thats sounds nice , Thank youu😄
I have 3 dogs and 2 cats - If i were to move to Copenhagen, It's not likely for us to find a house where they allow me to have that many animals right? I'm thinking about moving to far, far away from the downtown (like maybe Holte) is that unusual choice for people who work in the city?
Yes, unfortunately, having pets would make it (even) harder to find a place to live in CPH. In general, finding apartments in Greater Copenhagen is extremely hard, so looking for a house in Holte would be a good idea. It'll only take 20 minutes with the S-train from Holte to Nørreport in the city centre, so that would be a brilliant place to live and commute from.
When would be the best season to visit Copenhagen? How is the weather there in February?
Spring or Summer 100%. Winters here are usually cold, dark and rainy. This year it's been quite sunny and colder than usual, though. I'd probably say January and February are the worst months to visit Copenhagen. June/july/august are the best.
Whoa. Bicycle and pedestrian are everywhere. how much does renting a bicycle cost?
I've seen prices from 125 DKK per day but check with your hotel, as quite a lot of hotels offer them for free (if you're staying there, obviously).
Does the changing of the guard happen everyday at 12 and I have to pay or for free?
Yes, it does. I'd suggest getting to Amalienborg, so you're there, perhaps 10 to 12, as the guards arrive in formation a few minutes before 12 o'clock. No, it's completely free to visit the Palace Square outside of Amalienborg 🇩🇰 There's more info about the changing of the guards in Copenhagen here: www.kongernessamling.dk/en/amalienborg/palacesquare/
@@destinationwellknown thanks!! Will it be really busy on a Thursday? I don’t like lots of people 😬
@@George-ps5 Oh, I wouldn't know, to be honest. In my experience, changing the guards in Copenhagen is way less crowded than in London and other places. It's not really a massive thing here, so I think you'll be ok :)
@@destinationwellknown thanks!! 💙
Hey brother, i am from a small devloping county called Nepal.I am trying to move to Copenhagen this September maybe if things go as planned . Can you help me get jobs for me to survive or teach me Danish language and culture . Waiting for your reply from half world away. Yours truly new subscriber
Is there any website where i can check the prices and book
Yes, check this guide where I'm linking directly to the hotels in Copenhagen I recommend: destinationwellknown.com/where-to-stay-copenhagen/
Hi, Namaste 🙏🏻 I'm new subscriber from Mumbai, India, i like ur video. it's help me a lottt. On coming 28 th of September I'm in Denmark. Can u help for which is d best badminton academy in Denmark for son and badminton carrier. And i wanted to know... Best cycle on rental basis.... What will be the cheaper charges for per day??? Please help me in this... Namaste n thanks 🙏🏻
Hi and Namaste. I'm sorry, but I don't know much about badminton academies in Denmark. A lot of hotels are actually providing free bicycles for guests, have you checked if your hotels do this?
Jeg boede pa et hotel pa Borgergade naer Gothergade. Sandsynligvis ikke meget eventyrligt, men praktisk.
Brilliant place to stay right in the city centre of Copenhagen 🇩🇰
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What is the best area to stay in for a bachelor party?
Indre By for sure 👌
@@destinationwellknown Thanks! 🤔 So Indre By is better than Vesterbro?
To everyone watching this video: PLEASE do not stay anywhere near Nørrebro especially not closer to "ydre nørrebro". There's a small area close to Nørrebro station that had the highest r-word in the country and theft also. You look at someone wrong and you are going down. Literally. Stay away :)
Hello..... I like ur name too because ur name meaning is in India.... Lord Krishna. 🌹
That put a smile on my face, thank you for your comment!
I ve been saying "Eastergade" all this time:/
Haha, no worries - I'm sure that'd be understood too 😀
While this video is definitely pretty good, it should probably be mentioned that it is possible to utilize Airbnb as well and using that option, it is possible to stay in the suburbs as well. As long as you stay relatively close to an S-Train line or a Metro station, you can easily get into the center of Copenhagen pretty quickly. While it is a very good idea to get around by bicycle, a small caution is probably in place. Cyclists in Copenhagen for most part started cycling at a very young age. The pace and amount of cyclists may be a pretty intimidating experience but as long as you don't cycle around during rush hour in the morning and late afternoon, it should be pretty easy. Depending on your specific interest, different parts of Copenhagen may be more interesting than others. Copenhagen is rich in history but if you are looking for medieval buildings, there are actually not that many in Copenhagen. Large parts of the medieval part of Copenhagen burned down in 1728, 1795 and 1807 (the last time thanks to the bombardment by the British navy). These fires laid waste to most of what was the walled in parts of Copenhagen. While there are some building left that are older than 1728, it is really not that many. It is easy to recognize the buildings that were built straight after the fire in 1728 since these buildings do not have 90 degree corners but a flat side at the corner which were made to ease the access of the horse draw fire department getting around. The old part of Copenhagen that burned down had very narrow streets. Part of the rebuilding after the fires in 1728, 1795 and 1807 was to open up the space somewhat to reduce the possibilities of a fire to spread too fast again. It should be mentioned that the medieval part of Copenhagen was a fortified city up to the mid 1850s. From that time, it took a little more than 30 years for the old fortifications, bastions and the moat to be removed, reclaimed and turned into more or less the layout the city has today.
Thanks for your comment, great insights 🙌
Bar 42 eller 45😂
Same/same but different 🤠
Nørrebro best place in cph ? Yikes
Probably my favourite part of town 🥰