Travel Guide to Copenhagen, Denmark
Scenic spot introduction:
Denmark Copenhagen Copenhagen is known as the "Little Paris of Northern Europe" and is also known as the "City of Bicycles". It is the most representative place to visit the scenery of Northern European cities. Even in the city center, it is difficult to see tall buildings. Instead, there are beautiful gardens, lush trees and green lawns. The pleasant urban environment and comfortable lifestyle have created Copenhagen The unique landscape of the city makes it the "most livable city" and "the best designed city". Copenhagen It is not only a modern city, but also a world-famous historical and cultural city. Mermaid Statue Quietly meditating on the beach, full of fairy tale temperament Castle Next to the Imperial Palace, ancient and magical, artistic and modern, natural and humanistic, passionate and tranquil, this is it Copenhagen Charm.Attractions distribution:
Copenhagen Located on Zealand, the largest island in Denmark, the "fairy tale kingdom", across the sea from Malmö in Sweden, it is the capital of Denmark. A canal runs through the city, and there are many restaurants and cafes by the water. Copenhagen Town Hall Square （Copenhagen City Hall）、 Amalienborg Palace (Amalienborg Palace), Andersen Assistens Cemetery, Arken Museum of Modern Art, Old Stock Exchange Center Børsen, Church of Holmen, Copenhagen Opera House (Copenhagen Opera House), Danish Design Center (Danish Design Centre), Christiansborg, Copenhagen Zoo （Copenhagen Zoo） National Gallery of Denmark (Statens Museum for Kunst), Danmarks Nationalbank, Frederiksborg (Frederiksborg Palace), Gefion Fountain （Gefion fountain）、 Kronborg Castle （Kronborg Castle） Mermaid Statue The Little Mermaid, Louisiana Museum of Modern Art, National Museum of Denmark （National Museum of Denmark）、 Carlsberg Visitor Center （Carlsberg Visitor Centre）、 Newport (Nyhavn), Rosenborg Palace (Rosenborg Castle), Roskilde Cathedral, Round Tower (Rundetårn), Tivoli Gardens (Tivoli), Copenhagen The University of Copenhagen, DR city, etc. are the most classic tourist destinations.Scenic spot features:
Leisure, sightseeing, vacation, recuperation, history and culture, parks, architecture, museums, seasideTransportation
Scenic spot location:
Europe > Denmark > Copenhagen city
How to get there:
arrive Copenhagen You can choose to fly, train or ship. SAS operates direct flights from China to Denmark, including Beijing (7 flights per week) and Shanghai (6 flights per week). Copenhagen Airport.
The airport is located at Copenhagen There are four zones in the airport. You can travel between the airport and the city by train, subway, car, taxi, etc. The airport website has detailed introductions and timetables for various transportation. If you want to go to the city center, you can buy a ticket to zone three. The ticket price for train, car, and subway is 36 Danish kroner.
Subway: Connected to Terminal 3, you can find it by following the signs inside the airport. It is the most recommended mode of transportation. The subway operates 24 hours a day and is open during the day.
Train: The ticket hall for train tickets is located in Terminal 3, which has an elevator connected to the train platform. If you are in Terminal 1, you can take the free shuttle bus.
Bus: The bus station is located outside Terminal 3, Copenhagen Cars from the city center, various Danish cities, and cars arriving in Sweden.
Taxi: Taxis are available outside Terminals 1 and 3 and cost between DKK 250 and 350 from the airport to the city centre. Credit cards are accepted on board.
If you have already purchased Copenhagen Visitors with the card can take free transportation to and from the airport. The card is available for sale at the train ticket office in Terminal 3 of the airport. Please see the city transportation column for purchase details.
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travelling guideline:
1. On Sundays and local holidays, almost all shopping malls and supermarkets are closed, so please check the date before shopping. There are very few 24-hour supermarkets, so if you need to buy food or other supplies in the supermarket, please shop before 9 pm.
2. Prices in Northern Europe are very high, so it is not recommended to shop in large quantities. However, tourists from non-EU countries (holding tourist visas) can apply for tax refunds when shopping in Denmark, so remember to ask for tax refund forms when buying items in shopping malls. People holding long-term visas in EU countries can also use their non-EU passports to buy non-discounted goods at shopping malls at a 10% discount.
3. Credit card shopping is very popular, but mainly Visa and MasterCard cards. There are few places that accept UnionPay cards.
Best time to visit:
June to August
Shopping recommendations:
Shopping: Amber, pottery, silver and handmade glassware
Food: Pork, "open sandwiches", Danish cookies, Carlsberg beer
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