Photo: Christian Geisnanes
This is famously a pedestrian- and bike-friendly city—a model for many others—and its recent reclamation of the harbor area signals a new phase for what may be the ultimate 21st-century metropolis.
Read the articleDestinations: Copenhagen
Themes: Arts + Culture · Eco-Travel · City Break
Inspired by: Copenhagen’s Waterfront Development
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The historic Copenhagen Admiral Hotel is housed inside a 1787 warehouse neighboring Amalienborg, the royal residence, and overlooking the Royal Opera
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The waterfront Royal Danish Playhouse is the home of the Royal Danish Theater. It houses three stages: the Store Scene, the Port Scene, and the Lille
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The Fisketorvet Shopping Center is the first of its kind in the city. Housed in the former location of the Copenhagen fish market, the four-story shop
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The Black Diamond is the name given to the modern wing of the Royal Library, inaugurated by Queen Margrethe in 1999. The nickname originates from the
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This unique tour company offers architecture-themed tours of Copenhagen, all of which are led by trained architects. Tours are based on the company’s
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Standing on the edge of the harbor is the Henning Larsen-designed opera house—a soaring glass-and-steel response to the classical and surpassingly reg
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