Copenhagen
Denmark
Lunch: Head to Reffen (Copenhagen Street Food). It’s a bit further out in the harbor (accessible by harbor bus/ferry) and offers dozens of food stalls in shipping containers with a great vibe and water views.
Afternoon/Evening: Spend your late afternoon and evening at Tivoli Gardens. It is the second-oldest amusement park in the world and inspired Walt Disney.
Must-Do: Even if you don’t like rides, the gardens and architecture are magical.
Dinner: Dine inside the park (e.g., at Grøften for classics) or enjoy the illuminations at night.
The Perfect 5-Day Itinerary
This is the most relevant video for your timeline. It breaks down five full days, including budget tips and day trips.
- Day 1-2: City Essentials – Explores Christiania, the Church of Our Savior for rooftop views, and a communal dining experience at Kanalhuset, which is perfect for groups of four.
- Day 3: Day Trips – Recommends heading north to Frederiksborg Castle and the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art. These are easily accessible by train and highly recommended for a more relaxed, scenic day.
- Day 4-5: Palaces & Hygge – Visits Rosenborg Castle and the House of Carlsberg (includes a beer with the Copenhagen Card).