With Copenhagen only a short 1 hour 50 minute direct flight away from Edinburgh what are you waiting for? The city has lots to offer for families and couples. Here's what not to miss!
Christianshavn ©Martin Heiberg/Visit Denmark
A to Z Country Blog - Denmark
Getting to Copenhagen
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I loved visiting Copenhagen as part of our 7 day Baltic cruises with Royal Caribbean, while I worked on-board. If you decide to take the a cruise, there are now three docking areas. Discover which one you will be docked at to see what the best transport option to the city centre will be. Would you like to enjoy a cruise and visit more than Copenhagen? Why not join the ship Navigator of the Seas on an adventure exploring the Northern Delights.
©Watch us Wander
Little Mermaid
Located by the waterside at Langelinie promenade is the bronze statue of the Little Mermaid. At 1.25 metres tall and weighs 175 kilograms. Take a leisurely 30 - 40 minute stroll from the city centre to see this iconic sculpture based on the character The Little Mermaid by Hans Christian Anderson.
Tivoli Gardens
The second oldest amusement park in the world - Tivoli Gardens is a must visit, with something for everyone. There is live music, a range of restaurants, cafes with both modern and nostalgic rides. The gardens are beautiful all year round, my favourite times are during autumn with the colourful and enchanting Halloween displays and then again in winter with magical Christmas displays.
Tivoli Gardens in Winter ©Kim Wyon/Visit Denmark
Discover more on-board the hop on hop off bus visiting many of the attractions and places of interest including the zoo, planetarium and Rosenborg Castle.
Looking for accommodation? Don't miss the great rates available via Trip Advisor or for a city break check out this amazing deal from Wowcher.
I hope you enjoyed reading and inspired to visit the Baltic country of Denmark. Happy Travels:) x