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Since 1834, P. Hertz has been a cornerstone in Denmark for fine quality jewelry and excellent service. Family-owned for nearly 200 years, this shop has seen generations of patrons stroll into

its front door, inlcuding Kings and Queens.

Whether you are looking for the perfect diamond engagement ring, or simply need your great grandmother’s necklace repaired,

we are here to serve you as Copenhagen’s jewelry experts. P. Hertz proudly presents a hand-picked selection of exclusive

brands such as Georg Jensen, Ole Lynggaard, and more.

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ROYAL DAN ISH COURT

DANISH DESIGN & CRAFTSMANSHIP SINCE 1834

Duvets light enough toplease a true Princess.

Once upon a time, in 1866, Geismars Weawers started the production of

classic duvets of the �nest quality - with �lling of the largest goose down

which ensures a high �ll power, and hereby the down duvets feel light and

yet soft and warm. Our goose down duvets are available in all international

standard sizes and can be ordered in any size and shape.

Welcome to our store at Store Strandstræde 21, next to Nyhavn

(see map). Or visit us at our on-line shop, geismars.dk

Geismars Weavers- an exclusive feeling

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Open, easygoing and liveable, Copenhagen is a city designed for peo-ple. With its popular green parks and streets made for pedal-power, Copenhagen invites you to explore its sights and neighbourhoods by foot, bicycle, kayak and waterbus. Copenhagen is a city with quality of life, of world-class dining and innovative New Nordic Cuisine. A histor-ic city with royal attractions and heritage, Copenhagen is also a city of modern design and inspiring contemporary arts festivals.

This issue of ’Copenhagen Tourist’ lets you discover some of the very best the Danish capital has to offer and introduces you to the city’s new marvel, the National Aquarium of Denmark (The Blue Planet), which is one of Europe’s largest aquariums, a swirling landmark located by the city’s 5km sandy urban beach.

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The swirling architecture of the National Aquarium Denmark, Den Blå Planet, “pulls” you down to a spectacular experience under water. With thousands of fish and sea animals, 450 species in 53 aquariums and habitats, you can stay the whole day. Enjoy the spectacular Oceantank inside or go outside and see the actual ocean and the sea otters being fed. The best part is that it’s open 365 days a year.

12 Copenhagen Urban Districts

15 Boutique Shopping

22 City of Design

24 Taste the City

36 Museums & Attractions

43 Getting Around

45 Practical Information

46 Map North Zealand

48 Metro & Train System

51 Map Copenhagen

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Danish Art & Christmas ShopDanish designed and traditional handmade

Christmas-ornaments and paper cuts for all seasons

Knabrostræde 3, 1210 Copenhagen Kwww.danishshop.dk | phone (+45) 33 32 31 61

- in the heart of Copenhagen

PIXIESPOSTERS

MUSICCHRISTMAS CARDS

PAPER CUTOUTS

Welcome to FOREX Bank in Copenhagenwww.forexbank.dk

EXCHANGE AND EXPERIENCE COPENHAGEN

We offer currency exchange on generous opening hours

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COPENHAGENURBAN DISTRICTS

VESTAMAGER

ØSTERBRO

NORDHAVN

NØRREBRO

CITY

FREDERIKSSTADEN

VESTERBRO

ISLANDS BRYGGE

ØRESTAD

KONGENS ENGHAVE

CHRISTIANSHAVN

HOLMEN

NØRREPORT

KGS.NYTORV

ØSTERPORT

ISLANDSBRYGGE

DR BYEN

SUNDBY

BELLA CENTER

ØRESTAD

AMAGERBRO

LERGRAVSPARKEN ØRESUND

LUFTHAVNEN

KASTRUP

FEMØREN

AMAGER STRAND

NØRREBRO

BISPEBJERG NORDHAVN

FUGLEBAKKEN

GRØNDAL

FASANVEJSOLBJERG

LINDEVANG

VANLØSE

FREDERIKSBERGFORUM

VESTERPORT

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DYBBØLSBRO

ENGHAVEVALBY

CHRISTIANSHAVN

Cruise ship wharfs

CITY CENTRE

AsquaremileofboutiqueshoppingCopenhagen’s walkable city centre offers a square mile of shopping and historic attractions. Explore the many side streets with quaint town-house boutique and warm-lit cafés and restaurants.

VESTERBRO

RoughandtumbleintheMeatpackingDistrictAn on-the-move district known for its late-night clubbing and urban dining, not least in the Meatpacking District, Kødbyen. For laidback liv-ing head to Istedgade and the streets around Værnedamsvej.

FREDERIKSSTADEN

ArtspacesanddesignstoresArt galleries and design stores line the main street, Bredgade, in one of northern Europe’s largest Rococo districts, Frederiksstaden. Here you also find the design muse-um and the Royal Palace, Amalien-borg.

NØRREBRO

HomeofurbancoolThe district is home to some of Copenhagen’s most talked-about hipster hangouts. Head down Ravnsborggade, Elmegade, Blå-gårdsgade and Jægersborggade for community living and cool hunting.

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Danish Arts & Crafts Kunst & HåndværkOpen: Mon-Thu 11.00 – 17.30 Fri 11.00-18.00, Sat 10.00 -14.00 first and last Saturday in the month until 16.00

Landemærket 9 - next to the Round Tower Phone. +45 3311 6881www.kunstoghaandvaerk.dk www.facebook.com/kunstoghaandvaerk.dk

A unique collection of exclusive Danish arts and crafts run by seven Danish artists. In addition to their own creations,

the shop is home to selected works of more than 50 independent Danish artists.

You will find a wide range of arts and crafts in glass, pottery, porcelain, jewellery, clothes, scarfs, knitwear,

bags and belts. You will easily find a present for yourself or Danish design to bring back home.

STRØGETAmileoffootlooseshoppingBustling with shoppers, Copenha-gen’s main shopping street, Strøget, snakes through the city’s pedestri-anised square mile choc-a-bloc with department stores and big-la-bel boutiques. Don't forget to make a detour into the maze of side streets.

BOUTIQUE SHOPPINGIN COPENHAGEN’S LIVEABLE DISTRICTS

STRÆDETLaidbackcafésandtown-houseboutiquesRunning parallel with Strøget, the city’s main high street, Strædet, lets you relax over coffee or lunch in the candlelit cafés. With its many base-ment boutiques selling arts and crafts the street is ultimately discov-erable.

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KRONPRINSENSGADE/PILESTRÆDEFashion-coredesignerhotspotsLocals call it the “hi-hi street” where fashionistas blow-kiss and mingle in the melange of designer stores and concept eateries. Head through the allies towards Gothersgade for more designer hotspots and journalist dive bars.

NØRREBRO

HipsterhavensandartisanaltreatsThe best way to discover Nørrebro, a district of thriving urban villages, is by bike. So saddle up and ride along Ravnsborggade, Elmegade, Blågårds-gade and Jægersborggade for some of Copenhagen’s grungiest hangouts, cafés, bars and one-off design bou-tiques. Affordable rent in this histor-ic neighbourhood has made it an in-cubator for creative ideas, community living and eco-friendly dining.

COME AND SEEwhat others don´t have

ALPACAHUSET

ALPACAHUSET is the only exclusive

shop in Denmark

jumpers and other articles of clothing

in pima cotton, cashmere and

Store Kongensgade 90 • 1264 Copenhagen K Tel.: 3314 1228 • [email protected] • www.alpacahuset.dk

Vingårdstræde 9 · 1070 København K · tlf: 33 330 340 · www.kenza.dk.

Kenza Fashion Outlet

ShoesBagsAccessoriesSave 30-60%

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UNBELIEVABLE !Don´tmisstheonlyRipley´sBelieveItorNotinScandinavia.Step outside your daily frame of nor-mality and get a dose of weird. Some things will leave you speechless and wondering if what you just saw or read about could actually be true. There may not be words to describe it and even photos or video may still leave you saying the words: “Unbelievable”. Meet the tallest, the fattest and the ugliest people on earth. See shrunk-en heads that the Jivaro indians in Ec-uador made of their enemies heads. African womens necks stretched to a length of 38 cm, the man with two pupils in each eye, and the longest nose in the world history. Learn about sword swallowers, instruments of tor-ture from around the world and the most horrifying shark attacks through history. Get ready to see things that will make you doubt your eyes. Believe It or Not !

AMAZING !Don´tmisstheonlyGuinnessWorldRecordsMuseuminEurope.Explore the most fascinating records from around the world. Fastest, strong-est, tallest - and add to that all the su-perlatives you can think of. Then you have the concept behind Guinness World Records. In the more bizarre end of the spectrum you will find the metal- and glass eating Monsieur Mangetout whose diet since 1966 in-cluded 18 bicycles, 2 beds, 1 coffin,

15 supermarket trolleys, 7 TV sets and a computer - a total of approx. 8 tons of metal. See how many persons

that fits in a telephone box simulta-neously - and what do you think is the world record for most worms eaten in 30 seconds... ? The list of GuinnessWorld Records is record long.

MAGICAL !Hans Christian Andersen is probablythe most world-famous dane through all times. Delve into Hans Christian Andersens adventurous world. Learn about his birthplace in Odense, his childhood and youth, his arrival in Co-penhagen and his many trips to places all around Europe that inspired him to his many marvellous fairytales. Re-live the most loved and popular of H.C. Andersens many fairytales in fascinat-ing displays with sound and light ef-fects. You will also have a look into his workroom and his fathers old shoe-maker workshop - and you will find many original items from H. C. Anders-ens time displayed.

You will find The Hans Christian An-dersen Museum and Ripley´s Believe It or Not! at Rådhuspladsen 57 (City Hall Square) and Guinness World Re-cords Museum at Østergade 16 (The pedestrian street).

The only Guinness World Records Museum in Europe

Explore the most fascinating records from around the world

The only Ripley’s Believe It or Not! in Scandinavia

Get ready to see things that will make you doubt your eyes

Rådhuspladsen 57 · (City Hall Square) Østergade 16 · (Pedestrian street)

DON’T MISS IT!

Phone 33 32 31 31 · www.ripleys.dk

Bring this coupon and get

10% discountThe offer is valid for maximum 4 persons and only in 2015.

This discount can not be combined with other discounts.10% DISCOUNT

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Organic • Recycled • Fair Trade • Sustainable • Natural

GREEN LIVING MADE EASY

Copenhagen’s green lifestyle store. Unique shop with allyou need for home, office,

body, and fun. Eco-gifts and souvenirs.

We make it easy to be ‘green’.

Nørre Farimagsgade 82 1364 Copenhagen K.

Tel.: +45 32120612 • [email protected] www.ecoego.dk

Organic • Recycled • Fair Trade • Sustainable • Natural

GREEN LIVING MADE EASY

Copenhagen’s green lifestyle store. Unique shop with all

body, and fun. Eco-gifts and souvenirs.

We make it easy to be ‘green’.

Nørre Farimagsgade 82 1364 Copenhagen K.

Tel.: +45 32120612 • [email protected] www.ecoego.dk

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Exclusive sampels

Royal Mini Knabrostræde 3 • 1210 Copenhagen K

Tel: +45 3312 2026 • www.royalmini.dk

Lille Kirkestræde 5close to Amagertorv . Phone +45 3212 1389

webshopwww.emquies-holstein.com

Pay a visit to this charming goldsmith studio where designers Diana Holstein & Hanan Emquies

make handcrafted jewelry with a modern twist and a keen eye on tradition.

jewellery copenhagen

10 min. from Cph. Airport – 10 min. from the center, next to Metro station Femøren.

Jorisvej 11 – 2300 København S.Phone: 3537 4142 – [email protected]

Large collection in Scandinavian mid-century design. We supply privates, collectors as well as dealers and decorators. Low cost worldwide shipping.

www.roxyklassik.dk

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A CITY OF DESIGNDesign is a part of the Danish way of life. Open almost any interior magazine and you’re almost bound to see examples of mid-century classics created by legendary Danish designers.

Copenhagen’s leading design hive, Designmuseum Danmark, is currently undergoing a major remake. In 2014, the museum opened a new textile and fashion collection. In early 2015, the museum will remodel many of its permanent galleries to highlight the nation’s twentieth-century design tra-dition. The many events and exhibi-tions are featured on the museum website www.designmuseum.dk. And while you are there don’t forget to visit the tranquil and leafy courtyard for a coffee or lunch. Copenhagen’s design museum is located on Bred-gade, one of the main arteries of the city’s royal district, Frederiksstaden. The street is known for its many art galleries and classic vintage design showrooms.

UrbandesignYou can also explore the world of Danish and international design at DAC, the Danish ArchitectureCenter, which is housed in a herit-

age waterside warehouse and fea-tures exhibitions. Architecture pod-walks can be downloaded from the DAC website www.dac.dk – so grab a bike and let your smartphone guide you to the city’s new urban develop-ments. Between 19 June and 30 Au-gust 2015, the King’s Garden will fea-ture a pavilion highlighting the na-tion’s tradition for woodcraft. The event is hosted by the Danish Archi-tect Association. Just north of Copen-hagen, you can also visit the private home of legendary mid-century Dan-ish furniture designer Finn Juhl, which is today part of the OrdrupgaardMuseum.

BREDGADE 3 ∙ 1260 KØBENHAVN K ∙ KLASSIK.DK ∙ +45 3333 9060

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FREDERIKSSTADENSpilling over from Nyhavn Canal, the Kongens Nytorv Square and the area around Bredgade and St. Kongensgade bustle with business diners and brim with choice.

COPENHAGENSTREETFOODMARKETA former dockland warehouse, the Copenhagen Street Food mar-ket offers frugal dining from its creative food trucks.

NYHAVNCANALArguably one of the most romantic canalside dining areas in Europe. Canalside dining with jazz music and charm!

NØRREBRO“Condé Nast Traveler” recently hailed the street of Jægersborg-gade in the district of Nørrebro as the city’s Best Food eig’hbourhood. Organic eateries and creative cooking has made Nørrebro a go-to foodie hotspot.

TORVEHALLERNECopenhagen’s covered food mar-ket, Torvehallerne is as much a feast for the eye as for the palate. A bustling culinary trade room with stalls and food bars.

GRÅBRØDRETORVThe kind of quaint historic piazza that will make you go “Awwww-ww….”! Lined with restaurants, the quiet square is laidback, yet popular with tourists.

VESTERBROThe main claim to culinary fame for Copenhagen’s Vesterbro neighbourhood is the Meatpack-ing District with its late-night clubbing and sizzling restaurants and bistros.

TIVOLIGARDENSThe magical wonderland of Tivoli Gardens features a wide choice of buzzing bistros and family dining.

TASTE THE CITY FROM FOODIE HAUNTS TO ROMANTIC CANALSIDE DINING

RISTORANTE SOLE D’ITALIAThe restaurant with the stunningterrace and the beautiful plane tree willinvite our guests to a wonderful experi-ence in a cozy Italian atmosphere.

Sole d’Italia is located at the northeastcorner of Gråbrødretorv in the centerof Copenhagen. The room is rusticallydecorated in Italian style with lots ofornaments, soft lighting and candleson the tables. The restaurant itself is intwo parts, with a high basement and asecond floor. Addition, where there isoutdoor seating for up to 150 diners atthe cozy square.

The cuisine is Italian, and the extensivemenu features classics from NorthernItaly and Tuscany. The wine list featuresonly Italian wines, but the range of winesis large.

Sole D’Italia is a perfect choice, wheth-er the sun is shining or the rain poursdown. The staff are always friendly andmake for a pleasant dining experience.

Sole D’ItaliaGråbrødretorv 1, 1154 København KPhone: +45 33 32 47 46Mail: [email protected]

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Nordic food & hand crafted beer... what´s not to love?

+45 35300530 Ryesgade 3 * 2200 kbh n www.noerrebrobryghus.dk

Restaurant

Det lille ApotekThe Oldest Danish Restaurant

in Copenhagen anno 1720

Authentic Danish lunches and dinners served in a charming and nostalgic atmosphere.

Open: Every day 11.30 – 24.00

St. Kannikestræde 15 – tel. +45 33 12 56 06(Købmagergade by Rundetårn)

www. detlilleapotek.dk

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Welcome inRestaurant DubrovnikCroatian Restaurant

We serve menus from charcoal grill from the well-known Balkan Kitchen.

You can have private party in our restaurant.

Come visit us and try our delicious menus.

Kitchen open. 5 pm - 11 pm

Restaurant DubrovnikStudiestræde 32

1455 København KTlf. 33 13 05 64

[email protected] www.restaurant-dubrovnik.dk

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Relax and refresh yourself with a delightful cup of tea in the ele-gant and cosy setting of Perch’s Tea Salon. Perch’s has over 175 years of experience, and our competent staff is capable of guiding you through the huge tea list of 150 different teas. Enjoy your tea with freshly baked scones with lemon curd; dainty and delicious finger sandwiches, and an assortment of cakes and pastries.

We’re looking forward to wel-coming you on the 1st floor of No. 5 Kronprinsensgade.

Afternoontea at Perch

Opening hours: MON-FRI 11:30-17:30 SAT 11:00-17, SUN closed.Bookings at +45 3315 3577 or on [email protected]

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SØMODS CANDIES IS THE BEST FROM NATURE, PUT INTO A CANDY

Sweets from Sømods are synonymous with Danish quality without any artificial additives or preservatives. Come and watch as the sweets are made and experience the best candies in the World.

SØMODS BOLCHER

Nørregade 36 and 24

1165 Copenhagen K

Tel.: +45 3312 6046

Email: [email protected]

Opening hours and further information on www.soemods-candies.dk and follow us onwww.facebook.com/Soemodsbolcher

La Fontaine, Kompagnistræde 11.Kbh. K. Tlf. 33 11 60 98, www.lafontaine.dk

Open daily from8 pm - 5 am

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COPENHAGEN JAZZ FESTIVAL

COPENHAGEN HOSTS ONE OF THE WORLD’S LARGEST SUMMER JAZZ EVENTS WITH MORE THAN 800 CONCERTS CITYWIDE,

MANY ON PUBLIC SQUARES AND IN LEAFY CITY PARKS. THE CITY’S JAZZ CLUBS AND MUSIC VENUES FEATURE LEADING

INTERNATIONAL NAMES AS WELL AS LOCAL TALENTS. 3-12 JULY 2015.

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Wine & Dine at Copenhagen’s most legenDary jazz Club.enjoy nordic-inspired dining in the company of great international jazz names.

Dining from 17:30 and concerts from 20:00.

The three-course fixed menu costs DKK 350.

Concert tickets and table reservations:

www.jazzhusmontmartre.dk

Jazzhus Montmartre

store regnegade 19a - 1110 Copenhagen

[email protected]

www.jazzhusmontmartre.dk

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Danish Art & Christmas ShopDanish designed and traditional handmade

Christmas-ornaments and paper cuts for all seasonsKnabrostræde 3, 1210 Copenhagen K

www.danishshop.dk | phone (+45) 33 32 31 61

In central Copenhagen, Christmas Shop is the absolute mecca for papercut bus, oering a wide range of cutouts

and mobiles of just everything from lady-birds and tulips to frames featuring

angels, dancers and flowers and hearts with trees and Santa

figures, cat and heart mo-biles, cutouts of trees and pixies – in all imaginable shapes and sizes, oval,

round or square.

Papercut Paradise

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www.copEnhagEncaRd.coM Free access to 74 museums and attractions

Free transport by train, bus and Metro in the entire metropolitan area

one adult can bring along 2 children under the age of 10 for free

Copenhagen Card appThe Copenhagen Card guide is also available as an app for iPhone or Android.

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Louisiana Museum of Modern Art beckons with world-class exhibitions,

Danish modernist architecture and lovely sculpture park by the seaside.

Famed also for its Café with a panoramic view, Children’s Wing

and impressive design shop. For more info visit www.louisiana.dk

MUSEUMS & ATTRACTIONSCopenhagen offers a rich variety of classical and contempo-rary collections, many housed in heritage-listed merchant townhouses, romantic palaces and modern galleries. Created by the great names of contemporary architecture, several of them melt into the surrounding parklands and nestle among the sand dunes by the coast, several near Copenhagen.

Children are also always a part of the picture at Danish muse-ums with hands-on activities that allow children to explore the natural world and tomorrow’s cutting-edge technology, not least at the city’s science and natural history museums and the new National Aquarium Denmark – Den Blå Planet. Children can also discover their artistic talent at workshops at leading

art museums, such as the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art, SMK – Na-tional Gallery of Denmark and Thor-valdsens Museum.

No visit to Copenhagen is complete without a day in Tivoli – one of the world’s most magical amusement parks with white-knuckle rides, pa-rade bands and family fun. And it’s right in the heart of town!

French Impressionism and Danish Golden Age The Glyptotek is also home to Denmark’s largest collection of French art. Here you will find works by such artists as Manet, Monet, Degas, van Gogh, Cézanne, and Rodin. The collection of Paul Gauguin’s works is amongst the finest in the world, and the great masters of the Danish Golden Age are represented here, too.

Art and Ale The Glyptotek was founded by the brewing magnate Carl Jacobsen (1842-1914). A passionate collector, he built a world-class collection of art and cultural artefacts – the largest of its kind in the Nordic countries. The Glyptotek opened in 1897 and is now home to more than 10,000 works.

Glyptotek, Ny Carlsberg – Dantes Plads 7 – CopenhagenOpen: Tuesday – Sunday: 11:00 – 18:00, Thursday: 11:00 – 22:00

THE GLYPTOTEK – LIKE NOWHERE ELSE

The Glyptotek offers one of the world’s finest collections of antiquities. Follow 6,000 years of history and explore antiquities from ancient Tuscany, land of the Etruscans, as well as world-famous Greek and Roman sculpture and mummies and artefacts from Egyptian tombs.

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Step inside the palace and experience royal life past and present. The museum features the private rooms of the most recent kings and queens with their original furnish-ings and art. The large garden room gives an insight into the monarchy in the 21st century. During summer there is admittance to the royal reception rooms every day, the rest of the year there is admittance on Saturdays.

The majestic state rooms at Christiansborg Palace are used by the Queen to celebrate royal ceremonies such as state dinners and banquets. Don’t miss the fantastic modern tap-estries in the Great Hall illustrating the history of Denmark. See also the enjoyably spooky underground ruins of the medieval castles located on the site.

Free guided tours in English 1 pm selected Sundays, public holidays and some weekdays during summer. Highlights: The Folketing Chamber and Denmark’s first democratic constitution from 1849. You are also introduced to the political system in Denmark. Check and book tours at www.ft.dk/visit or call the Visitors’ Service weekdays 9 am to 3 pm: +45 3337 3221. Tickets can also be collected at the main entrance from 10 am on the day of a guided tour.

The Tower - Folketinget, Christiansborg Palace - www.taarnet.dk. A visit to the tower is free of charge and it is open every day except Mondays. Visit the highest tower in Copenhagen and enjoy the amazing view of the city. Find more information at www.taarnet.dk.

Amalienborg,Christian VIII’s Palace, Copenhagen, Tel. (+45) 3312 2186,amalienborg.dk – Open: 1 May-31 Oct daily 10-16. Apr Tue-Sun 11-16, Monday closed. Closed 23-26 & 31 Dec. Open: 27-30 Dec.

ChristiansborgPalace–TheRoyalReceptionRooms.Tel. 3392 6492,www.christiansborg.dk – Open: Daily 10-17 (Oct-Apr closed Monday).

Folketinget–TheDanishParliament,Christiansborg Palace -www.thedanishparliament.dk.

Experience the exciting and eventful history of the Danish police force, from its begin-ning to the present day.

The museum also relates a number of crime cases and mysteries, which you may be able to solve!

DANISH POLICE MUSEUMPOLITIMUSEET

Danish Police MuseumPolitimuseet • Fælledvej 20 • 2200 Copenhagen N • Phone: +45 3536 8888

Open: All year Tue, Thurs & Sun 11:00-16:00. Closed 23-26 & 31 Dec & 1 Jan. Admission: Adult Dkr. 40. Child (0-17) free.

DavidsSamling–TheDavidCollection, Kronprinsessegade 30, 1306 Copenhagen K, Tel. 3373 4949, www.davidmus.dk – Open: Tue to Sun 10-17, Wed 10-21. Monday closed. Admission: Free.

Museet har tre permanente samlinger: Ældre europæisk kunst og kunsthåndværk, Nyeredansk kunst fra 1880-1950 med bl.a. fine værker af Vilhelm Hammershøiog Islamisk kunst fra 7. årh. til ca.1850 – en af de 10 førende islami-ske samlinger i verden.

The museum comprises three permanent collec-tions: European 18th-century art,Danish modern art from 1880-1950 with a fine collection of works by Vilhelm Hammershøi, and Islamic art from the 7th century to ca. 1850 – one of the most important collec-tions of Islamic art in the world.

Københavns Rådhus

Tårnet, 30 kr.Man-Fre 11:00 og 14:00

Lør 12:00

Rundvisning, 50 kr.Man-Fre 10:00 og 15:00

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Copenhagen City Hall

The Tower, DKK 30Mon-Fri 11:00 am – 2:00 pmSat 12:00 noon

Guided tours, DKK 50Mon-Fri 1:00 pmSat 10:00 am

Ticket sales at the information/maingateFurther info/groups/special tours: +45 3366 2586

Mail: [email protected]

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DenHirschsprungskeSamling–TheHirschsprungCollection,Stockholmsgade 20,Copenhagen Ø, Tel. 3542 0336, www.hirschsprung.dk – Open: Tuesday-Sunday 11-16.Monday closed. Closed 2-23 Sep, 23-26 & 31 Dec & 1 Jan.Admission: Free

DetKongeligeBibliotek/DenSorteDiamant–TheRoyalLibrary/TheBlackDiamond,Søren Kierkegaards Plads, Copenhagen, Tel. 3347 4747, [email protected], www.densortediamant.dk

Hirschsprung er en ene- stående samling af dansk kunst fra 1850 – 1910 med hoved-værker fra guldalderen, skagens-malerne og det moderne gennem-brud. Den fredede museumsbyg-ning ligger smukt i Østre Anlæg på Østerbro.

Den Sorte Diamant er meget mere end biblio-tek. Oplev den permanente ud-stilling af kulturskatte, koncerter i Dronningesalen eller besøg café og restaurant med flot udsigt over havnen. Omvisninger lørdage kl. 15 efter forudgående aftale. Udstillinger: man – lør 10-19

Hirschsprung is a unique collection of Danish artfrom 1850 – 1910 with majorworks from painters of theGolden Age, the Skagen paintersand the Danish Symbolists. Themuseum is beautifully situatedin the green parklands of ØstreAnlæg on the old ramparts ofCopenhagen.

The Black Diamond is much more thana library. Experience the freepermanent exhibition of booktreasures, attend a classicalconcert or visit the café andrestaurant with an unequalledview of the harbour. Guidedtours by prior arrangement.Exhibitions:Mon – Sat 10-19

MEDICAL MUSEIONWed-Fri and Sun 12-16 pm

Guided tours in English: Wed-Fri at 2 pmSun at 1:30 pm

Medical Museion ● Bredgade 62, 1260 Cph K ● www.museion.ku.dk

The beautiful 400-year-old castle is situated in central Copenhagen’s popular park, The King’s Garden. Numerous art treasures are displayed, and among the main attractions is the Great Hall, which features the coronation throne with three silver lions standing guard. The impressive crown jewels and royal regalia sparkle in the threetreasuries beneath the castle.

RosenborgCastle, Øster Voldgade 4A, Copenhagen, Tel. (+45) 3315 3286, rosenborgcastle.dk. Open: May daily 10-16. June-Aug daily 10-17. Sep-Oct daily 10-16. Nov-Apr Tues-Sun 10-14, Monday closed. Closed 23-26 & 31 Dec & 1. Jan. Open: 27-30 Dec.


SMK(NationalGalleryofDenmark),Sølvgade 48-50, 1327 Copenhagen KTel. 3374 8494. Open: Tue - Sun 10-17, Wed 10-20. Mondays closed.

ThorvaldsensMuseum, Bertel Thorvaldsens Plads 2, 1213 Copenhagen K. Tel. 33 32 15 32, [email protected], www.thorvaldsensmuseum.dk, Tue-Sun 10-17, Monday closed

Et museum fuld af liv. SMK viser 700 års danskog international kunst – fra dentidlige renæssance til den helt nyesamtidskunst. Museet tilbyderogså koncerter, omvisninger, arttalks og workshops for børn ogvoksne.

Museet rummer værker af den danskebilledhugger Bertel Thorvaldsen(1770-1844), og er en fascinerende kombination af arkitekturog skulptur. På en turgennem museet imponerer dedekorerede lofter og mangemosaikgulve, der varierer frarum til rum.

A museum full of life. SMK shows 700 yearsof Danish and international art– from early Renaissance tocutting edge contemporaryworks. The museum alsooffers concerts, guided tours,art talks and workshops forchildren and adults.

The museum is dedicated to theart of Danish sculptor BertelThorvaldsen (1770-1844).A fascinating combinationof architecture and sculpture,the museum offers individuallystyled ceilings and a flow ofmosaic patterns as you walkfrom room to room.

The Greenlandic HouseA door to the modern Greenland

• Art Exhibitions• Bookstore• Information about Greenland• www.sumut.dk

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Under the age of 18 free admissionBus 203 from Roskilde Station

5 original Viking ships · Boat tripsBoat yard · Viking crafts · Activities

Vindeboder 12 · 4000 Roskilde · Tlf. +45 46 300 200 · vikingshipmuseum.dk

The Sea Stallion from Glendalough

MUSEUMS & ATTRACTIONS BEYOND COPENHAGEN

GETTING AROUNDAir-RailTrainsLink Copenhagen Airport and the Cen-tral Station in Copenhagen. The Metro also links the airport and central Copen-hagen. The journey takes approx. 12 minutes and trains run every 10 minutes, the Metro every 4 minutes. One way ticket: Dkr. 36 (Spring 2015).

BIKERENTALPedalatletenOslo Plads 92100 Copenhagen ØTel.+45 3333 8513.Gråbrødre Torv 161154 Copenhagen KTel. +45 3311 2865.Nørre Voldgade 111358 Copenhagen KTel. +45 33 11 28 63All year: Mon-Fri 8:00-18:00, Sat 10:00-15:00.Sunday closedE-mail: [email protected]

CPHCardThe CPH Card offers free and unlimited travel by buses, trains and the Metro throughout the Greater Copenhagen region in addition to entrance-fees to more than 60 museums and attractions. It also allows you discounted prices at a number of activities, restaurants etc. The card is valid for either 24, 48, 72 or 120 hours for both adults and children.www.visitcopenhagen.dk

ParkingWhen parking, visitors should buy a parking ticket from a nearby vending machine and display the ticket behind the windscreen. Sometimes time-limited parking is free but a special parking disc must be used. These are available at service stations in Denmark. You have to pay for parking at all times from 08:00 on Monday until 17:00 on Saturday. Your parking ticket is valid for the zone in which it was bought and also in any cheaper zones.

Note: Your parking ticket is valid for all zones from 18:00 in the evening until 08:00 the next morning because charges are the same everywhere for that time period. www.kk.dk/parkering PublicTransportationS-trains, trains, Metro and buses link the areas of inner and outer Copenhagen. Single tickets or travel cards are valid for all four means of transport and for trans-fer between them.Copenhagen Airport www.cph.dkCopenhagen Metro www.m.dkCopenhagen Central Station www.hovedbanen.dk

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Oesterport Station, Oslo Plads 9DK-2100 Copenhagen ØPhone. +45 3333 8513

Gråbrødretorv 16DK-1154 Copenhagen KPhone. +45 3311 2865

www.pedalatleten.dk

Only 100 DK / 24 hours

MUSEUMS & ATTRACTIONS BEYOND COPENHAGENCirkusmuseet–TheCircusMuseum, Hovedporten 6, Hvidovre, Copenhagen, Tel. 3649 0030, www.cirkusmuseet.dk. Open Sunday-Thursday 10-15. Closed Friday and Saturday.

På cirkusmuseet kan du se smukke kostumer, sjove rekvisitter og sjældne filmklip. Hver søndag fra kl. 11-12.30 samt alle åbnings-dage i juli, er der mulighed for at prøve artisteri sammen med en professionel artist. Museet har også særlige aktiviteter i ferierne.

Experience the magical world of circus as youexplore the museum’s amazingcostumes, fun props, and watchrare footage. Every Sunday (11am-12:30pm) and every open-ing day in July, you can try your hand at circus guided by a profes-sional circus artist. The museum puts on special events during the holidays. MAP PAGE 47 F7

Frederiksborg Castle in Hillerød was built by King Christian IV in the first decades of the 17th century as the largest Renaissance castle and grounds in Scandinavia. The castle houses The Museum of National History and is ideal for excursions offeringcultural experiences, garden strolls and boat tours on the lake. MAP PAGE 47 E3

TheMuseumofNationalHistory–FrederiksborgCastle, Hillerød, Tel. 4826 0439,www.dnm.dk – Open daily April-October 10-17, November-March 11-15.

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WheretopurchaseticketsandtravelcardsTickets or travel cards can be purchased at most stations, a number of kiosks and at your mobile at 1415.dk

Furthermore, you can purchase single tickets from bus drivers, and the City Pass can also be purchased at Copen-hagen Airport. www.moviatrafik.dk

HarbourBuses line 991, 992 and 993 interconnect the city daily. Discount cards, 24-hour tickets and CPH Cards are all valid for the Harbour Bus. Cash tickets are available on board.

RegionaltrainsDepart frequently from Copenhagen Central Station to major neighbouring towns. Kystbanen (the Northern Line) runs between Copenhagen Airport and Helsingør/Elsinore 3-6 times/hour. Westernline runs to Roskilde 3-6 times/hour. www.dsb.dk

InterCitytrainsHourly services connect Copenhagen with Odense/Funen and the main towns of Jutland. Seat reservation is not required, but recommended. www.dsb.dk

ChildrenOne adult can bring along two children under the age of 12 free, on several of the tickets. Children under the age of 16, can buy tickets. (half price), and bring along one child, under the age of 12 free.

TaxiIn Copenhagen you can hail a taxi on thestreet or pick one up at taxi stands

WWW.SIGHTSEEINGBYBOAT.DK

Take a 60 min. canal- and harbourtour on a blue NETTO-BOAT and enjoy Copenhagen from the water front.

The tour starts from Holmens Churchor Nyhavn (at Heibergsgade)Adult 40 kr. Child 15 kr. (3-14)

A Wonderful tour

for 40 kr A/15 kr C

throughout the city. You can also book a taxi by phone (increased basic fare!). A vacant taxi carries the sign “FRI” (free) in the window.

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Scandlines - car & passenger ferryHelsingør-Helsingborg. 2-3 departures/hour. Duration: 20 min.Tel. +45 3315 1515. www.scandlines.dk

Öresundsbron–bytrainandcarThe Öresund Bridge linking Denmark and Sweden is a toll bridge. It is open to motorists and trains. Bicycles are not al-lowed but you can bring them with you on the trains that cross the bridge be-tween Copenhagen and Malmö every 20 minutes. www.oresundsbron.dk

TransporttothecruiseterminalCopenhagen has four cruise terminals, Langelinie Quay, Nordre Toldbod, the Freeport (Frihavnen) and Ocean Quay (Oceankaj). The new cruise terminal Ocean Quay in Copenhagen’s North Harbour, Nordhavn, was inaugurated in 2014 and is expected to welcome 60% of cruise calls in Copenhagen.

Bus 26 serves all terminals to and from Kongens Nytorv square, Copenhagen Central Station, Østerport Station and Copenhagen City Hall Square. Please check the destination on the bus. If it is marked Færgehavn Nord, it will take you to the Freeport or Ocean Quay. If the bus is marked Langelinjekaj, it will take you to Langelinje Quay and Nordre Told-bod.

You will need a two-zone ticket, which costs Dkr 24.

PRACTICAL INFORMATIONBANKSANDATMSBanks are generally open between 10:00and 16:00 Mon-Fri (Thu until 17:30). Some exchange bureaux stay open until 18:00. You can withdraw Danish currency from all ATMs. Most ATMs and many stores accept international credit cards.

BOXOFFICESTickets for most performances can be purchased online from: www.billetnet.dk or call: +45 7015 6565 Mon-Fri 10:00-17:00.TheRoyalDanishTheatre:www.kglteater.dk or call +45 3369 6969 Mon-Sat 10:00-16:00.

DISABLEDVISITORSFor information on disabled access and facilities visit www.godadgang.dk

EMERGENCIESFor ambulance and fire services, call 112.For police, call 114. Emergency calls from public phone booths are free.

FLIGHTINFORMATIONFor arrivals, departures and flight tables: www.cph.dk or download the CPH Airport app.

LOSTCREDITCARDSVisa/Dankort Visa Electron: Phone: +45 4489 2929.MasterCard, Maestro, American Express: Phone: +45 4489 2750.

LOSTPROPERTYMetro: Phone: +45 7015 1615. www.m.dkTrains and S-trains: Phone: +45 7013 1415. www.dsb.dkPolice: Phone: +45 3874 [email protected]

MEDICALCAREPhone 1813. The hotline is staffed 24/7.

EMERGENCYWARDSBispebjergHospitalBispebjerg Bakke 23.AmagerHospitalItaliensvej 1.FrederiksbergHospitalNordre Fasanvej 57.

Please note that emergency wards are generally only open to patients who have called 1813 in advance. Wait time must be expected.For emergency dental care call 1813 and ask for nearest emergency dental clinic.

PHARMACIESPharmacies often follow regular shopping hours. Opposite the central station you find Steno Apotek, which is open 24/7. Address: Vesterbrogade 6c.

SHOPPINGHOURSShopping hours vary between 9:00 -18:00 Mon-Thu, 9:00-20:00 Fri and 9:00-17:00 on Sat. Department stores and some boutiques are open on Sundays. Supermarkets are open all days, often until 20:00/22:00. Corner stores are often open 24/7.

SPEEDLIMITS50 kph/30mph in urban areas, 80kph/50mph on major roads and 130kph/68mph on motorways (or 110kph/80mph on some stretches).

TOURISTINFORMATIONCopenhagen Visitors Centre,Vesterbrogade 4 A. Phone: +45 7022 2442 (Opposite the Central Station)www.visitcopenhagen.dk

TRAVELPLANNERFor information and travel planning with public transport in Denmark, visit www.rejseplanen.dk or download the Rejseplanen app.


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FREDERIKSBORG SLOT

VIKINGESKIBS MUSEET

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Adelgade D3E2 Admiralgade D4 Amagertorv C4-D4 Amaliegade E3-F2 Amaliehaven (garden) F3 Amalienborg (Royal Palaces) E3-F3 Amalienborg Slotsplads E3-F3Andersens Boulevard, H C, B4-D6Antonigade D3 Axeltorv (square) B4-B5Badstuestræde C4 Banegårdspladsen B5 Bernstorffsgade B5-C6 Bertel Thorvaldsens Plads C4-D4 Black Diamond (The Royal Library), Det Kongelige Bibliotek D5Blågårds Plads (square) A2Borgergade D3-E2Bredgade E2-E3Bremerholm D4Brolæggerstræde C4Bryghusgade D5Børsen (The Stock Exchange) D5-E5Bådsmandsstræde E5-F5Central Station B5Charlottenborg (art exhibition) E3Christian IX’s Gade D3Christiania F5Christiansborg Palace D4Christians Brygge D5-E5Christianshavns Voldgade F5Church of Our Lady C4Church of the Holy Ghost C4Churchillparken E2-F2Colbjørnsensgade B5-B6DAC l Danish Architecture Center E4-5Designmuseum Danmark E2-F2Dronningens Tværgade D2-E3Esplanaden E2-F2Farvergade C4-C5Fiolstræde C3-C4Folketinget (The Danish Parliament) D4Fortunstræde D4Fredericiagade D2-E2Frederiksberggade (Strøget) C4Frederiksborggade B2-C3Frederiksgade E2-E3Frederiksholms Kanal C5-D5Frederikskirken (The Marble Church) E2Frue Plads (square) C4Gammel Kongevej A5Gammel Mønt D3Gammel Strand D4Gammeltorv (square on Strøget) C4Glyptotek, Ny Carlsberg (art museum) C5

Gothersgade B2-D3Grønnegadez D3Gråbrødretorv (square) C4Hammerichsgade B4-B5Hauser Plads (square) C3Havnegade E4H C Andersens Boulevard B4-D6Helgolandsgade A5-B6Helligåndskirken (church) C4Herluf Trolles Gade E4Hestemøllestræde C4Holbergsgade E4Holmens Kanal D4-E4Holmens Kirke (church) D4Hovedbanegården B5Hovedvagtsgade D3Hyskenstræde C4Højbro Plads (square on Strøget) D4Israels Plads (square) B3-C3Jarmers Plads (square) B4Jernbanegade B4-B5Jorcks Passage C4Kampmannsgade A4-B4Kattesundet C4Klareboderne D3Klosterstræde C4Knabrostræde C4Kompagnistræde C4Kongelige Bibliotek (The Royal Library) D5Kongelige Teater (The Royal Theatre) E4Kongens Have (The King’s Garden) D2-D3Kongens Nytorv (square) D4Kristen Bernikows Gade D3-D4Kronprinsensgade D3Kronprinsessegade D2-3Krystalgade C3Kultorvet (square) C3Kvæsthusgade F3-F4Købmagergade C3-D4Laksegade D4Landemærket C3-D3Landgreven D3-E3Langebrogade D6-E6Larsbjørnsstræde B4-C4Lavendelstræde C4Lille Kirkestræde D4Lille Kongensgade D4Lille Strandstræde E3Linnésgade B3-C2Læderstræde C4-D4Løngangstræde C5Magstræde C4 Marmorkirken (The Marble Church), Frederikskirken 2

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Mikkel Bryggers Gade C4Møntergade D3Nansensgade B3National Gallery of Denmark, Statens Museum for Kunst D2Nationalmuseet (The National Museum) C5Niels Hemmingsens Gade C3-D4Niels Juels Gade E4Nikolaj Plads (square) D4Ny Adelgade D3Nybrogade C4-D4Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek (art museum) C5Nygade (Strøget) C4Nyhavn (harbour canal and streets) E3-E4Ny Kongensgade C5-D5Nytorv (square on Strøget) C4Ny Vestergade C5Ny Østergade D3Nørrebrogade A1-B2Nørregade C3-C4Nørreport Station C3Nørre Søgade A3-B2Nørre Voldgade B4-C3Opera House – Operaen F3Our Saviour’s Church (Vor Frelsers Kirke) F5Overgaden neden Vandet E5-F5Overgaden oven Vandet E6-F4Palægade E3Peder Skrams Gade E4Pilestræde D3Pistolstræde D3Porthusgade C4-C5Prinsessegade E6-F5Prins Jørgens Gård D4Ravnsborggade A2-B1Reventlowsgade B5Rosenborggade C3Rosenborg Have (park & garden) D2Rosenborg Palace D2Rosengården C3Royal Library, Det Kongelige Bibliotek D5Royal Theatre, (Det Kongelige Teater) E4Royal Theatre Playhouse (Det Kongelige Teaters Skuespilhus) F3-F3Rundetårn (The Round Tower) C3Rådhuspladsen (The Town Hall Square) B4-C4Rådhusstræde C4Sankt Annæ Gade E5-F5Sankt Annæ Plads (square) E3-F3Sankt Gertruds Stræde C3Sankt Peders Stræde B4-C4Silkegade D4

Skindergade C3-C4Skoubogade C4Skuespilhuset (The Royal Theatre Playhouse) F3-F3Slotsholmsgade D4-E5Snaregade C4-D4Statens Museum for Kunst (National Gallery of Denmark) D2Store Kannikestræde C3-C4Store Kirkestræde D4Store Kongensgade E1-E3Store Regnegade D3Store Strandstræde E3Stormgade C5Strandgade E5-F4Strøget, (streets Frederiksberggade, Nygade, Vimmelskaftet, Amagertorv and Østergade) C4-D3Studiestræde B4-C4Svenska Gustafskyrkan (Swedish Church) E2Sværtegade D3Sølvgade C1-E2Søren Kierkegaards Plads (square) D5Teglgårdstræde B4Thorvaldsens Museum D4Tivoli Gardens B5Toldbodgade E3-F2Tordenskjoldsgade E4Torvegade E5-F6Torvehallerne B3-C3Town Hall Square, Rådhuspladsen C4Trommesalen A5Valkendorfsgade C4-D3Vandkunsten C4Ved Stranden D4Ved Vesterport A5-B5Vesterbrogade B5Vesterbros Torv (square) A5Vester Farimagsgade B4-B5Vestergade B4-C4Vesterport Station A4Vester Søgade A3-A5Vester Voldgade B4-D5Wildersgade E5Vimmelskaftet (Strøget) C4Vindebrogade D4Vingårdstræde D4Vognmagergade D3Vor Frelsers Kirke (church) F5Vor Frue Kirke (church C4Øster Farimagsgade B2-D1Østergade (Strøget) D3-D4Øster Søgade B2-C1Øster Voldgade C2-E1Åbenrå C3


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