Kongens Nytorv, Denmark
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What is Kongens Nytorv
at one end of Strøget. The square was designed by Christian V in 1670 and contains of an equestrian statue of him. Notable buildings around the square include the Royal Danish Theatre (''Det Kongelige Teater''), Charlottenborg, the French Embassy, and Hotel d'Angleterre. The picturesque and popular canal Nyhavn lies to the east. (...)
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planetware.com
"You won't find any Copenhageners here who aren't working in the shops or just passing through, and the place is very touristy -but also loaded with excellent up-scale Scandinavian fashion shops and design stores (e.g. Georg Jensen, Illum and Royal Copenhagen)."
wikitravel.org
"It was founded 5 October 1871 as Den Danske Landmandsbank, Hypothek- og Vexelbank i Kjøbenhavn ( The Danish Farmers' Bank, Mortgage and Exchange Bank of Copenhagen )."
en.wikipedia.org
"Fancy a quick fix of Copenhagen."
lonelyplanet.com
"The heart of Old Copenhagen is a warren of pedestrian streets, bounded by Nørreport Station to the north, Rådhuspladsen (Town Hall Square) to the west, and Kongens Nytorv to the east."
frommers.com
"Special theme tours are also available, such as a trip through historic Copenhagen, a tour to and around the Carlsberg brewery, a junket showing modern architecture, a route following the footsteps of Hans Christian Andersen, and an exciting Copenhagen-by-night trip."
fodors.com
"Although Copenhagen offers plenty of good dining options, from old-fashioned Danish pubs to trendy fusion cafes, nothing epitomises Danish food more than sm?rrebr?d (literally 'buttered bread'), an open-faced sandwich that ranges from very basic fare to elaborately sculpted creations."
lonelyplanet.com
"(Local Name: Kongens Nytorv) The busy Kongens Nytorv (King's New Market) is a large square laid out at the end of the 17th C. In the center stands an equestrian statue of King Christian V. This is an important traffic junction and Copenhagen's largest square with a dozen or so streets radiating from it."
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larsettrup from Denmark wrote about IT University of Copenhagen 2 years ago
IT University of Copenhagen is a must see if you are interested in architecture and IT..
User attached a link to itu.dk
sebu from Finland wrote about Pizzeria Spigad'oro Italiano Due one year, 8 months ago
Outstandingly delicious pizza at fair prices, in a very Italian style setting. Lots of locals seem to visit here frequently. Note that you can not eat in in the nighttime.
sebu replied one year, 5 months ago:
http://www.spigadoro.dk/
leo from Finland wrote about Copenhagen 2 years, 7 months ago
Be sure to visit Christiania and the Zoo, you'll see different kinds of animals in both places ;)
jegerhaavard replied one month, 2 weeks ago:
The queen has her own elephant in the zoo. That's quite cute.
paavo from Indonesia wrote about The BagelCo one year, 8 months ago
Absolutely fantastic bagels, good coffee and organic juice in a part of town where it's nearly impossible to find anything non-sweet for breakfast. Recommend!
paavo from Indonesia wrote about CabInn express one year, 8 months ago
Crappy but inexpensive hotel. Small rooms resemble C-class cabins on a passenger ferry but can house 4 in their three-storey layout.
Recommend if you're more into sleeping than atmosphere; not a choice for honeymoon;)
paavo from Indonesia wrote about Karriere Bar one year, 8 months ago
Artists Jeppe Hein and his sister Lærke Hein have created an ultra-cool bar/restaurant which turns into a club on weekends nights. I totally 100% recommend for cool-hunters, artsy types and lovers of French cuisine.
Check the website and make sure to reserve a table, since the place is very popular: http://karrierebar.com/
paavo from Indonesia wrote about Vega Nightclub one year, 8 months ago
Fun & relatively large club in two floors. They have good bands playing in the lower floor and a relaxed, yet quite drunken bar-thing on the top. When I visited the place for the first time they had a couple girls who would cut your hair(!) for free(!) on the dance floor. Weird experience having a beer (with hair) & your hair cut while being surrounded by a big dancing crowd.
It usually costs to get in and the lines can get pretty long.
veganaktclub.dk
sebu from Finland wrote about Amalienborg Palace one year, 8 months ago
A beautiful palace surrounded by a great park. Definitely worth seeing and the park invites to hang out for a while on a beautiful day.
paavo from Indonesia wrote about Karriere Bar one year, 8 months ago
Karriere Bar website
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jussi from Finland wrote about Tivoli Gardens one year, 7 months ago
They have excellent ice cream cones in Copenhagen. Just have one and head to Tivoli to see what's on tonight. The Tivoli Gardens is a relaxed amusement park with a lots of people just strolling around peacefully. Great place.
outila from Finland wrote about Copenhagen Zoo one year, 3 months ago
A very nice zoo with well fed and happy animals.
Also worth to see in winter time.
Bonus points for the extra good souvenier shop.
jegerhaavard from Norway wrote about Tivoli Gardens one month, 2 weeks ago
I understand that Jussi hates the Tivoli garden, but at the same time it can also be a nice place to hang out. Avoid beeing there around mid-day, and of course in July...
sebu from Finland wrote about The Little Mermaid one year, 8 months ago
It's just a little bronze statue with far too many tourists standing in each other picture, but still I think this is a must-see. It's just so famous you get this "been there" feeling when sitting next to it. Actually, as soon as you get 25 meters away, you can sit by the sea very relaxed and watch the masses.
juha from Finland wrote about Hotel Opera one year, 8 months ago
Not too cheap but has a wifi. Americans would call the rooms small.
laurap from Finland wrote about Copenhagen one year, 6 months ago
Very small and uncomfortable rooms with no proper closets. Some ethnic decoration does not do much when you have to sleep like in a bunk bed. Flat screen tv's though... Where did this hotel get 4 stars???
I have marked it to a wrong place on the map, it should be near the Central Railway Station and Tivoli.
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jim1 asked a question about Copenhagen 9 months ago
I thought of flying to Copenhagen with my bicycle and go around the island (e.g. Helsinor etc.). Are the bike routes in as good a condition as everyone keeps telling me? Don't want find myself with flat tire in the country side... :P
larsettrup replied 7 months, 2 weeks ago:
Hi Jim,
Yes - Most bicycle paths on Zealand (Denmark in general) are in good condition and you would not have any problems completing your tour. Alot of people ride their bikes during summertime, so you will find plenty of company along the way.
jjlaine from Finland wrote about Bjerreds SaltsjöBad 9 months ago
For opening times, prices, menus and of course checking the current sea temperature
User attached a link to kallbadhus.se
jjarvela from Finland wrote about Comfort Hotel Excelsior one month, 4 weeks ago
Great clean rooms, and modern decor, good breakfast, quite silent clientele. The location on "red lamps district" was quite ok, no troubles due to that.
