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One of the major pluses about touring Copenhagen is that most of the best sights are within walking distance. If not, they're easily accessible by bike. The 100 year old amusement park, Tivoli is a good place to start and make sure you end up in Christiania at the end of the day to enjoy a beer at one of the neighbourhood's arty bars.

Essentials in Copenhagen

Enjoy some of the local Copenhagen attractions while on holidays in Copenhagen such as the aquarium, countless breweries, art museums and the Nordic architecture.

The Little Mermaid: This is the most photographed monument in the country. The bronze sculpture was created by Edvard Eriksen and is based on the character from Hans Christian Andersen's story. It was unveiled in 1913 and has become a symbol of the city.

Danish Design: Head straight back to the present and visit the Danish Design Center in the city centre, Copenhagen is after all the centre of industrial and product design in Denmark. Nearby is the Kunstindustrimuseet, your place to find out more on the history of design in Denmark and check out some cool exhibitions.

Museums: Entrance to most museums is free on Wednesdays, a great way to save some money while visiting the city. The city is well signed in English as well as German, very tourist-friendly. Explore the country's Viking history at the Nationalmuseet, where Viking weapons are on display.

Food & Drinks: Those unaccustomed to Scandinavian foods may pause before dishes like their fish dumplings but those are unconcerned with the contrast will appreciate such classic selections and welcome the surprise to their palette. Cheap flights to Copenhagen are a one-way ticket to new culinary experiences! As for going out, a large beer costs 20-30 Kr but unlike most other places in Europe it is legal to drink in the streets, so grab a few cold beers from the local super market and enjoy the city's parks!

Cycling: Copenhagen is a great city for cycling. The city has endless bike lanes and drivers are very conscious of cyclists. Did you know 40% of Copenhageners cycle every day? There are free public city-bikes available in the city centre. Copenhagen is designer to be seen on two wheels, so enjoy it!

Find more information on visitcopenhagen.com.

Accommodations in Copenhagen

Copenhagen has it all when it comes to hotel selection. It caters to its huge summertime backpacking crowd and during the year, takes care of every business traveller's needs. 5-star luxury overlooking the canal? No problem. Design hotels in Copenhagen are all the rage right now and many already existing properties are getting face-lifts to show how truly inept to design this city really is.

The city is small and compact, making it easy to get around on foot and by bike. Hotels in the Centrum will keep you at the heart of the action, close to all the major sights. Don't be surprised to find your hotel room only has a shower and no tub, this is the norm in Denmark.