Shopping Copenhagen is a city built on a human scale, and it's shoe leather rather than taxi or subway that pays the way. Read more Nyhavn Running from Kongens Nytorv, a picturesque canal filled with moored sailing boats, runs down to the main harbour, dividing the two sides of Nyhavn. It's a popular meeting place, and perfect for enjoying a drink in one of the many open air cafes, restaurants and bars. Read more NightLife Night life in Copenhagen changes fast and starts late.
Most clubs only begin to fill up around midnight.
New clubs and bars spring up regularly. One of the newer additions include Subsonic, featuring a 'preserved' Bier Keller corner, a large dance floor and a perfect copy of a SAS lounge with original aircraft seats. Read more The Vikings Vikings didn't have horns on their helmets - rather an elongated nose protector which doesn't have quite such a romantic ring to it. If it's helmets with horns you're after, then a trip to Tivoli is a must, with its rather more interpretative version of the Viking sagas brought to life at Valhalla Castle. Sweden While in Copenhagen take a trip over to Sweden on the new bridge connecting Denmark with Sweden.