Nyhavn. A Must-See Spot in Copenhagen. The vibrant houses of Nyhavn are among the most recognizable places in Copenhagen, resembling something straight out of a postcard or a travel magazine cover. We opted for Uber for our transportation, but it turned out to be pricier than in other European cities like Paris, Zurich, and Prague.
We saw tons of folks queuing up for the classic Danish hot dog buns, a must-have fast food item in Copenhagen. I gave one a shot - Hot dog med frankfurter I svob for around £7.It was so good! The sausage had great flavor, wasn't overly salty, and the crispy fried shallots combined with marinated cucumber, sauces, and the bun made everything blend together just right.
One word can describe it is so ''tasty''. A local photographer named Lucas politely asked us for a few pictures, and we were more than happy to oblige. He mentioned that he loved our outfits and fashion vibes! You can also enjoy food and drinks by the canal in the sunshine or take a boat tour to explore the area.
Copenhagen's city hall is just a 5-minute stroll from our hotel, Manos les Suites. So, if you’re staying at Manos les Suites, definitely take a walk around the area. Standing outside the historic Copenhagen City Hall this April was an amazing experience!
This building, which was built in 1892-1905 🇩🇰, really took my breath away. My husband and I were thrilled to get the opportunity to step inside, all thanks to the World Federation of Chiropractic Congress in Copenhagen.
The interior was simply gorgeous. I felt incredibly fortunate to know that the government still conducts meetings here regularly. A big shoutout for maintaining this beautiful building so well over the last hundred years!
For sure, you can check out the public spaces of Copenhagen City Hall for free. Visitors are invited to stroll around the stunning hall, corridors, and other public spots without having to pay anything.
Although there may be a fee for joining guided tours, getting into the main areas of the building entry won’t cost you a dime. This spot is truly enchanting; inside, it has a strong castle vibe. No matter where you glance, you’re greeted by stunning paintings, mosaics, sculptures, and ornaments. Total Harry Potter atmosphere. Plus, you can explore so many areas.
That was definitely one of the best parts of our journey. There are plenty of coffee shops and bakeries, like the famous Buka Bakery, which you absolutely have to check out while you’re there! Make a note of it and don’t skip it!