Copenhagen Things to Do

Palæ Bar is located at the fashionable end of Strøget, close to Kongens Nytorv and Nyhavn. Every evening, this is the rendezvous point for many artists, journalists and media personnel, who relax here after work. Many cultural... more

Filmhuset contains several screens, which show arty, old, rare and cult films. Usually they pick a director or an actor and then show all their work. The Danish Film Institute is located within Filmhuset. Here you will also f... more

Grundtvigskirken is a national monument dedicated to the Danish psalm writer Grundtvig. The construction of this church started in 1921 and was not completed until 1940, because of the death of the architect, P.V. Jensen-Klint.... more

Cinemateket is in the heart of Copenhagen, between Kongens Nytorv and Nørreport Station. It has been functional since its creation as a part of the expansion project of The Danish Film Institute. The architecturally interesting... more

Owner Boelskifte's labor of love offers Japanese and French cuisine that feature Wagyu beef, sushi, steak, foie gras, caviar and more. When you step inside, you can't help but admire the white walls, bright orange chairs, and w... more

Fotografisk Center is located at Gammel Strand. It has hosted various exhibitions of artists from all over the country. It showcases both classic and contemporary artists. A well lit and maintained gallery, it also has a book s... more

Imperial is one of the last really big cinemas in Denmark, containing only one huge theater with room for 1,102 people. This cinema is situated near Vesterport Station and Hovedbanegården (the Central Station). Imperial is well... more

At Arbejdermuseet, you can follow the development of the culture and history of the working classes in Denmark since 1850. The Worker's Museum is situated in the former Worker's Assembly Hall, which was built by the labor movem... more

The Trinitatis church was commissioned by King Christian IV in 1637, and the famous Rundetårn was built in connection with it. Trinitatis church was initially built as a church for the students of Copenhagen University, and Run... more

H.C. Ørstedsparken was originally part of the moats of Copenhagen. The park was built in 1876-79 in an English style with wonderful lawns and paths. It also has playgrounds and a café, and in the summer the park is full of peo... more