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Copenhagen calling! 🇩🇰✨ If you're looking for a city break with fairy-tale vibes, indulgent desserts, and culture at every turn, these 4 days will have you hooked. My nighttime visit to Tivoli Gardens—lit up with pumpkin lanterns and buzzing with festival energy—was a highlight you seriously shouldn't miss.

Must-See Places in Copenhagen:
1. Tivoli Gardens (Vesterbrogade 3, 1630 København V; usually open 11am–11pm): Visit after sunset to see the iconic pumpkin lantern display and join the lively crowd. Pro tip: grab a hot chocolate and dessert inside; perfect for chilly, rainy evenings. 🎃🍰
2. Nyhavn (København K, 1051): Wander the colorful canal, snap pics of the historic buildings, and grab a Danish pastry at a local café. Rain or shine, the architecture pops for great photo-ops!
3. Rosenborg Castle (Øster Voldgade 4A, 1350 København K; open 10am–4pm): Get lost in royal history and lush gardens. Western-style architecture here is a treat for culture lovers.
4. The Round Tower (Købmagergade 52A, 1150 København K; open 10am–8pm): Climb up for panoramic city views—especially atmospheric on cloudy days.

Getting Around: Copenhagen’s metro and buses are super easy to use—download the DOT app for tickets and route planning. Cycling is huge here; rentals are cheap and there are bike lanes everywhere (just bring an umbrella if rain is forecast).

Where to Eat: Try traditional smørrebrød at Restaurant Schønnemann (Hauser Plads 16). For desserts, Andersen Bakery has both Danish classics and international treats.

Destination Tips: Weather flips between sunny and rainy, so layer up and pack waterproofs. Credit cards are accepted almost everywhere. No visa required for most Western nationals for short stays.

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Post by Wantstobeannonymous | Nov 1, 2025