Copenhagen, Denmark’s welcoming capital, is a charming city. Coffee Houses full of delicacies, typical restaurants, shops, art, and nature all greet the visitor. The choice for the tourist is wide and you do not run the risk of getting bored. Indeed, the problem is choosing the strong points suitable for adults and children. Here’s our selection of top must-see attractions.
Don’t miss
Tivoli Gardens
Opened in 1843, loved and also visited by the famous children’s writer Hans Christian Andersen, it enchants young and old by offering an unusual mix of performances, rides, culture, and various attractions. You and your children will find yourselves immersed in a fascinating world of fairy tales, thrilling games and exotic lands. Also, at Halloween and Christmas, the atmosphere becomes unique!
The Little Mermaid
It is impossible to be in Copenhagen and not visit its symbol: the Little Mermaid. The character, born from Andersen’s pen, is depicted in a bronze statue that greets travellers at the city’s port.
Copenhagen Street Food – Reffen
If delicious snacks are one of your passions, Copenhagen Street Food – Reffen is for you. This food court venue, established in 2018 in the industrial district of Refshaleøen, offers over 50 food stands, creative boutiques and bars in a large indoor and outdoor space, a stone’s throw away from the water.
The Round Tower of Copenhagen
It is the oldest astronomical observatory still working in Europe. From here, the stars have been observed since 1642. In addition, from the outside platform, you can admire a beautiful view of the city.
Amalienborg Palace
A winter residence for the Danish royals, it opens its doors to some of its royal, elegant, and sumptuous rooms. It is considered one of the main works of local architecture in the Rococo style. In the inner courtyard, the statue of Frederick V, created by French sculptor Saly, is considered one of the world’s leading equestrian monuments.
Travel Documents
Identity Card
An identity card valid for leaving the country allows entry into European Union countries. However, please note that there have been reports of difficulties in some countries with the recognition of renewed and stamped paper identity cards, as well as the refusal of electronic ID cards renewed with a certificate issued by the municipality.
Passport
An ordinary passport is valid for all countries whose governments are recognized by the Italian one, except for any legal restrictions, and can be obtained by all citizens of the Republic. A passport is issued (and renewed) by the police and abroad, by diplomatic and consular representatives. It is valid for 10 years, but in some cases provided for by current legislation, this validity may be shortened.
For more information, see www.poliziadistato.it
