What would you recommend doing in Copenhagen in September? - TRAVEL QUESTIONS: Simon Calder answers your questions on Denmark ...

Copenhagen is often heralded as a leader in sustainability. Participating in everyday ‘green behavior’, such as cycling and minimizing waste, is high on the Danes’ agenda. But the launch of a new ...

Discovering a Hygge way of life in Copenhagen, Denmark From the bustling way of life here in Dubai, I found myself on a ...

Copenhagen isn't known as the most affordable of places, particularly when it comes to eating out. But with a booming gastronomic culture led by three-Michelin-star sensation noma, whose expansive, ...

Travelling solo can be a little daunting, right? But I decided to do it after a recent break up, and there was only one place that sprung to mind that didn’t make me feel ill at ease when I thought ...

Relaxing and well-kept, the Botanical Garden at the University of Copenhagen is a welcoming place of respite in the heart of the city. As a part of the Natural History Museum, it holds the largest ...

The Chinese pagoda is a striking landmark in Copenhagen's Tivoli Gardens, the second oldest amusement park in the world. With more direct flights from North America, Asia and the Middle East than any ...

Ever-so intriguing, Freetown Christiania is actually a controversial part of Copenhagen due to its completely different set of rules – resulting from the fact that it's completely independent of the ...

A statue of famous Danish storyteller Hans Christian Andersen watches over the entrance to Copenhagen's family-friendly Tivoli Gardens. With Denmark’s travel restrictions no longer in force, the ...

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