[2025 Copenhagen Attraction] Travel Guide for National Museum of Denmark (Updated May)

**Day 1: Classic Copenhagen Highlights** *Morning* - Start at Nyhavn, the famous colorful canal. Enjoy the view and maybe a coffee by the water. - Walk to Amalienborg Palace to see the guard change at noon. - Visit Frederik’s Church (Marble Church) and climb to the top for nice views. *Afternoon* - Choose between the Design Museum Denmark or Rosenborg Castle to see the crown jewels. - Have lunch at Torvehallerne Market - try tacos at Hija de Sanchez or pizza at Gorm’s. *Evening* - Spend the evening at Tivoli Gardens, enjoying the rides and beautiful lights. **Day 2: Culture and Local Life** *Morning* - Visit the Round Tower for great city views. - Explore the Copenhagen Cathedral and University area. *Afternoon* - Pick between the National Museum (free) or SMK Art Museum. - Walk through Christianshavn and visit the unique Freetown Christiania (remember no photos). *Evening* - Dinner at 108 (Noma’s more affordable sister restaurant) or seafood at Kødbyens Fiskebar. - In summer, try a sunset kayak tour on the canals. **Day 3: Modern Copenhagen** *Morning* - Quick photo stop at the Little Mermaid statue (go early). - Walk through Kastellet, the star-shaped park with old windmills. *Afternoon* - Visit CopenHill to walk on this unique power plant rooftop. - Explore Refshaleøen area with its Reffen street food market and art spaces. *Evening* - Splurge on dinner at Noma or try great pizza at Bæst. - Enjoy live jazz at La Fontaine or cocktails at Ruby bar. **Day 4: Choice Day** *Option A: Day Trip* - Visit the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art (35 min train ride). - Or see Kronborg Castle in Helsingør (Hamlet’s castle). *Option B: More Copenhagen* - Tour the Carlsberg Brewery with beer tasting. - Brunch at Mad & Kaffe for Danish-style sharing plates. - Visit Assistens Cemetery where famous Danes are buried. - Go shopping on Strøget street or in Vesterbro’s vintage stores. *Evening* - Last dinner at historic Schønnemann for smørrebrød. - Final drinks by Nyhavn at Bar 7. **Helpful Tips** - Rent a bike to get around like locals do. - Consider the Copenhagen Card if visiting many paid attractions. - Most Danes speak excellent English - just say "tak" (thanks)! #historicallandmarks #copenhagentrip #china

Just wrapped up an unforgettable 3-day trip to Copenhagen, and I’m already dreaming of going back! Here’s a quick look at the magical spots I explored: Day 1: Colorful Beginnings in Nyhavn Started my journey with a stroll through the iconic Nyhavn – those vibrant harbor houses are straight out of a postcard! Grabbed a coffee by the canal and soaked in the vibe. Day 2: Castles, Towers & Royal Vibes Spent the day at the majestic Rosenborg Castle, then climbed to the top of the Round Tower for breathtaking city views. Every corner felt like a step back in time. Day 3: Spiritual Heights & Culture Fix Visited the stunning Church of Our Saviour – the spiral staircase is a must-do! Wrapped it up with a peaceful afternoon at a local museum diving into Danish history and art. Bonus Spots: Each place had its charm, but the real joy was in the little moments – cozy cafes, warm smiles, and that crisp Scandinavian air. Tips: • Copenhagen is walkable – wear comfy shoes! • Don’t miss the local bakeries (cardamom buns are life-changing). • The city is even more magical at sunset. Already planning my next escape! #TripMoments #CopenhagenTrip #Nyhavn #RosenborgCastle #RoundTower #TravelWithMe #EuropeAdventures #TripMoments #CopenhagenDiaries #Nyhavn #RosenborgCastle #RoundTower #ChurchOfOurSaviour #TravelWithMe #HiddenGems #EuropeExplorer #FollowForTravel

Drifting through Copenhagen’s canals this morning was nothing short of magical. The gentle rhythm of the water, the colourful townhouses of Nyhavn, and the elegant mix of old and new architecture revealed a side of the city best appreciated from the water. Passing under low stone bridges and alongside quiet harbour corners, we glimpsed stories of Copenhagen that can’t be told from the streets. Later, we stepped into the National Museum of Denmark, where centuries of history unfolded room by room — from Viking treasures to everyday life in the 20th century. The exhibits were both thought-provoking and beautifully presented. To end the evening, we were treated to a private dinner set within the museum itself — a truly atmospheric setting to reflect on the day’s #trip through time and tide.

Copenhagen is expensive after all... How much do you think this burger costs? ...145Kr...about 3000 yen...sigh...it's like another world The Christmas market has started and I'm excited~ It's good to see the real thing in Europe after all