Rain or shine, Copenhagen’s iconic sites are calling! ☔️🕍⚓️

#hellohalloween

Begin with the grand Western-style architecture of Copenhagen City Hall at Rådhuspladsen 1. Stroll through the imposing façade and elegant halls—snap a close-up of the clock tower for an insta-worthy building shot! Try to visit on a weekday morning to avoid crowds (open Mon-Fri 9am–4pm, Sat till 1pm, closed Sun). Bring layers, as the hall can feel chilly on a rainy day.

Next, wander over to Nyhavn for the Copenhagen Canal Cruise. Sailing even in cloudy weather, the canal views offer a different perspective on the city’s outdoor cultural landscape. Look out for those pastel harbor houses—photos from the water with raindrops on the windows give your feed moody “beyond mermaids” vibes. Cruises run daily until 10pm, and tickets cost DKK 188.0. Pick a covered boat on drizzly days and pack a light rain jacket for sneaky canal breeze.

End your route at the magical Tivoli Gardens, brilliantly lit up even under a grey sky. Must-do: Sample local treats, ride the old wooden rollercoaster, and don't miss the garden’s lantern reflections on puddled paths—perfect for building close-up shots at dusk! Open 11am–10/11pm depending on the day, entry is DKK 211.0. Waterproof shoes highly recommended, as walks between fairy lights can be slippery.

Insider Tip: Rain adds a cinematic touch to Copenhagen—don’t shy away from photo ops. Capture textures: wet cobblestones, reflected neon, and ornate details up close for an authentic “beyond mermaids” story.

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Post by pym106 | Oct 16, 2025