The Best of Summer in Copenhagen

 The Best of Summer in Copenhagen


There’s no denying that summer in Copenhagen can be absolutely beautiful – the city of lakes, charming architecture and friendly people comes alive when the sun shines, bringing locals and tourists alike out to play in parks, relax by the waterfront or party into the wee hours of the morning. But how do you get the most out of summer in Copenhagen? Read on to find out some ideas to make this summer one you won’t forget!


I. Cycling

The Danes are an active bunch, but perhaps no sport is as revered in Denmark as cycling. In fact, some might say it’s a religion. On warm summer days, Copenhagen is blanketed with cyclists riding to and from work, commuting to appointments and enjoying themselves along scenic routes. Cycling is for everyone and provides a great opportunity to observe local life up close.


II. Coffee Shops & Restaurants

Grab a fresh coffee or cool glass of juice from one of Copenhagen’s many cafés, take a bike ride around town and find yourself an outdoor patio to enjoy it all. Whatever you choose, don’t skip dessert; often small bakeries will have outdoor seating on summer nights. Pick up something sweet from your choice of Danish pastries and follow it with something savory from one of Copenhagen’s fine restaurants – there are plenty to choose from.


III. Festivals

The best way to enjoy summer is by hitting one of Denmark’s many festivals. From Viking Festivals to music and drama fests, there are countless ways to celebrate your summer in Copenhagen. Here’s a list of some top-notch events for Danish culture-lovers.


IV. Places to Shop

For many visitors, there’s no place like Copenhagen for shopping. Walk down streets like Jægersborggade or stroll through a farmers market and you’ll find a trendy mix of cool clothing, home furnishings and other goods—from fresh produce to handmade jewelry. The city is also well-known for its vintage shops and artisan boutiques, where you can purchase one-of-kind items ranging from wedding dresses to handcrafted Scandinavian furniture.

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