Christianborg Palace.

SMK – National Gallery of Denmark (Statens Museum for Kunst)

Denmark's largest art museum — 700 years of Danish and European masterworks in Copenhagen's cultural heart.

Frederiks Church (The Marble Church / Marmorkirken), Copenhagen

A 145-year construction saga that gave Copenhagen one of Scandinavia's most commanding domes.

Copenhagen City Hall (Københavns Rådhus)

A National Romantic masterpiece anchoring the heart of the Danish capital since 1905.

Thorvaldsens Museum

The world's largest collection of neoclassical sculpture, housed in a building that is itself a work of art.

Botanical Garden Copenhagen (Botanisk Have)

A 10-hectare sanctuary of 13,000 plant species, anchored by a breathtaking 19th-century iron-and-glass palm house.

Botanical Garden Copenhagen (Botanisk Have)

A 10-hectare sanctuary of 13,000 plant species anchored by a spectacular Victorian palm greenhouse in the heart of Copenhagen.

Torvehallerne Copenhagen

Two gleaming glass halls at Israels Plads where centuries of Copenhagen market culture meet world-class Nordic food.

Designmuseum Danmark

Three centuries of Danish design mastery housed in Copenhagen's most elegant 18th-century hospital.

Kronborg Castle (Hamlet's Castle)

A UNESCO World Heritage Renaissance fortress where Shakespeare's greatest tragedy comes to life on the Øresund Strait.

Gefion Fountain (Gefionspringvandet), Copenhagen

Copenhagen's largest fountain, where Norse mythology meets monumental bronze sculpture on the harbour's edge.

Kastellet (The Citadel), Copenhagen

A 17th-century pentagon fortress with free entry, still serving as an active military site and beloved city park.

National Museum of Denmark (Nationalmuseet), Copenhagen

Denmark's largest cultural history museum, spanning 9,000 years from the Stone Age to the modern era.

Copenhagen City Hall (Københavns Rådhus)

A National Romantic masterpiece at the heart of the Danish capital, crowned by a 105.6-metre tower and a legendary astronomical clock.

Copenhagen Opera House (Operaen)

A gift to Denmark — Henning Larsen's 2005 harbourfront masterpiece with world-class acoustics.

Thorvaldsens Museum

A neoclassical temple housing the world's largest collection of Bertel Thorvaldsen's sculptures — and his tomb.

Botanical Garden Copenhagen (Botanisk Have)

A 150-year-old green sanctuary in central Copenhagen, home to 13,000 plant species and a legendary Victorian palm greenhouse.

Rosenborg Castle

A 17th-century Dutch Renaissance palace housing the Danish Crown Jewels in the heart of Copenhagen.

The King's Garden (Kongens Have), Copenhagen

Copenhagen's oldest royal garden, blooming since 1606 beside the red-brick walls of Rosenborg Castle.

Tivoli, en Copenhague.

Tivoli Gardens are one of the oldest amusement parks in the world and a place for all ages.

Stroget Street in Copenhaguen.

Stroget, the longest pedestrian street in Europe.

The Little Mermaid, in Copenhagen.

The Little Mermaid sculpture, based on a fairy tale by Hans Christian Andersen, is the icon of the city.

Nyhavn in Copenhaguen.

It is the most famous canal and one of the most beautiful places in Copenhagen.

Our Lady's Cathedral, Copenhagen

Dedicated to the Virgin Mary, the Church of Our Lady is the seat of the Lutheran diocese of the same name, established in 1922.

Amalienborg Palace, Copenhagen.

Comprising a central square and four palaces, Amalienborg Palace is the official winter residence of the Danish royal family.

Christiania, Copenhague.

A small town in the Christianhavn district, where around 800 people live with a very particular lifestyle.