Page Comparison

Copenhagen, Denmark

http://www.visitcopenhagen.com

Hidden passageways

1. Yorks passage

2. X

3. X

Christianborg Palace

1. 800+ years of history and today, the palace is home to the Parliament, the Prime Minister's Office, and the Supreme Court

Royal Library

The Ancient Baths

• Ancient bath house

Agnetta and the Mermen

Royal Library Gardens

• Garden haven, small pond, looks like a medieval garden with hedges

Superkilen

• City block painted red and pink, public park in the Nørrebro district of Copenhagen, Denmark

Stroget Shopping Mile

• 5 minutes from Christiansborg

• Shopping area with boutiques, cafés, and restaurants

TorvehallerneKBH

• Fresh food market

• Urban, covered marketplace featuring stalls with local produce, gourmet foods, beverages & desserts

• Website

Pastry PlaceSome pastry place

• DANISHES

Castles!

• 8 different castles

• Website

Nyhavn Harbor

• Nautical vibe, colorful shore-side with tall ships docked along the quays

Danish Architecture Centre

• First permanent exhibition on Danish architecture

• https://dac.dk/en/

Tivoli Gardens

• Amusement park dating from 1843

• , known to be pricey

Christiana Commune

• Functioning alternative society

• , a neat place to explore and buy weed

• Cars are banned, bicycles are the main mode of transport, and horses roam free

Carlsberg Brewery Tours

• Brewery

• Temporarily closed for renovation until autumn 2023

Cisterne

• Underground art

The Round Tower

• Astronomy tower from 17th century

• $6 per person

Berlin, Germany

Malmo, Sweden

Malmö Castle

• Malmö Castle was built from 1537 to 1542 on top of ruins from an old fort

• It is the oldest preserved Renaissance castle in Scandinavia, and today it is used for a variety of different experiences and exhibitions

Historical Square, Lilla Torg

• Square located in the centre of the city, close to the main shopping square “Stortorget”

• Created in 1590 and was used as a shopping square then and still is today

• Area has small shops and cafés

Stortorget

• Shopping square

Malmö Saluhall

• Food counters serving ramen, ice cream, falafel & poke in a repurposed dockside industrial space

Triangeln

• Eclectic, urban mall offering eateries and high-end stores

Keflavik/Reykjavik, Iceland

2. Northern Lights

3. Priority

4. Food Tour

5. Cost is about $100 for 3hr tour - which is about the cost of 3ish small meals (tacos, burger, entrees all cost about $45 each)

6. Blue Lagoon Iceland

7. About:

8. Hot springs with geothermal seawater

9. Plethora of volcanic landscapes, rising pillars of steam

10. Winter months (December-February) offer the chance to see the Northern Lights

11. Getting there:

12. 15 min drive from Keflavik Airport

13. 45-minute drive from Reykjavik

14. Visitors can also take a bus or a guided tour from Reykjavik to the Blue Lagoon

15. Reservations:

16. Will want to book asap

17. Must book several months in advance to ensure your space, likely will be turned away at the door without a reservation especially during peak tourist season (June-August)

18. Things to note:

19. It’s a requirement to shower naked in public before entering the lagoon, to ensure that the highest hygiene standards are maintained. Though uncomfortable for some, nudity is not taboo in Icelandic culture, so worry not; no one’s looking.

20. Towels and swimsuits are available for rent, visitors are also welcome to bring their own towels and swimsuits

21. Hours:

22. January-May, 08:00-21:00

23. June 1st -August 20th, 07:00-24:00

24. August 21st - January, 08:00-22:00