Copenhagen city Reviews

• selinamyles3963 says:

  “ when i got my guidebook i was unsure if there was much to do in the city - i was pleasntly surprised. i was away for a wedding but stayed an extra 5 days to experience the city. from amusements, parks, canals, shops,museums, statues and squres the city has a lot to offer. i had a relaxed but… more full holiday. the best day was tivoli but i recommend the bus and canal tours and the guiness book of records and han christian andersen museum. also the parks, the harbour and monuments such as the round tower.close

  Posted: on Aug 9, 2010 |

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• opitz says:

  “ we love copenhagen, but everything is sooooo expensive, thats why partying, eating out and shopping got lower marks. if you know where to got i'm sure you get good value for your money. some of the sighseeing points on the tourist map of the hostal are a bit ridiculous (a flower shop, for example)

  Posted: on Aug 8, 2010 |

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• juliatomalka says:

  “ The mediterranean restaurant Riz Raz in Kompagnistraede is pretty good actually, it is also recommended by Lonely Planet. They have a vegetarian buffet each day which is 89 Kroner and not that much compared to other Copenhagen restaurants. If you wanna save money don't order any soft drinks… more such as coke (which is 5 € and which I did) but order table water which most other guests were drinking (at least I think that's what it was).close

  Posted: on Aug 2, 2010 |

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• fishtrack says:

  “ Having just backpacked throughout the UK, I was shocked at how expensive everything was in Copenhagen in comparison. A 500 ml of water at a 7/11 cost 16KR, totally outrageous. Also, there was hardly any place that provide free WiFi. However, the city itself was great, with interesting… more sights and restaurants and shops, etc. The only disappointment was that the Little Mermaid was still at the Shanghai Expo so you could only see a giant TV screen showing it.close

  Posted: on Aug 1, 2010 |

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• pizimac says:

  “ My impression of Copenhagen is that it's kind of trendy and young and is very close to other destinations like Malmö and Hamburg (via Ferry). There is lots to see and do for people on a budget and the free bikes are great (if you can find one!) It's a little pricy for food and drinks… more (not just alcohol) but you can find some supermarkets open on Sundays around the city and there are good snack options. Leave yourself plenty of time at the train station because it's a little chaotic and the trains caclose

  Posted: on Jul 31, 2010 |

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• taintedrain30 says:

  “ I think that the town is a really nice visit. The bars and going out can get really pricey depending on where you go. There are a lot of good Museums and sights to see. However, I think that walking around and talking with people is the best way to get to know the city. The people there were… more very helpful and willing to talk to me, sometimes even excited to do so. Though the city was not the cleanest I have seen it is still very nice and I think a must see on any travelers list who wants a relatively relaxeclose

  Posted: on Jul 30, 2010 |

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• mtmmj5948 says:

  “ Value for Money 1. M''Ms melted in my hand and it was 15C! In fact most of the food I ate was of poorer quality than one would expect in North America, Britain, et al. And the scary thing is that your probably paying twice or three times the amount for the stuff. Culture 1.… more Where was it? Culture in Copenhagen felt depressed and probably because there are more foreigners than actual Danes. Trust me on this, if you head to Copenhagen right now, be prepared for old German tourists causing close

  Posted: on Jul 29, 2010 |

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• grismer4438 says:

  “ copenhagen is visually a great city. the buildings and architecture is unlike anywhere else ive seen. there are a few tourist attractions. two to 3 days is sufficient to see most sights. the people are friendly and it is a lovely atmosphere

  Posted: on Jul 28, 2010 |

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• gwenmurphy888121 says:

  “ Copenhagen is an alright city for a couple of days. Not a whole lot to do there, a weekend is probably more than enough time to see everything. They have a fair number of museums that are really interesting, but other than that there is Tivoli (fairly expensive) and a couple of castles to see.

  Posted: on Jul 27, 2010 |

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• Andrea017 says:

  “ Don't know what the partying is like here, but the city is gorgeous! It is basically just made up of a lot of beautiful buildings and parks. :) Spent a whole days just walking through the parks, writing my postcards and having a coffee at a small cafe in one, and then visiting the… more botanical garden on the nicest day ever. Really good food everywhere here too, and the Tivoli amusement park in right in the heart of the city!close

  Posted: on Jun 26, 2010 |

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• anonymous says:

  “ I spent 11 winter weeks here and wanted to leave after 11 days. The Danes are rude and cold, the prices are outrageous (unless you live here and benefit from the welfare state), and businesses continually tried to rip me off. I will NEVER return to this provincial, over inflated,… more nationalistic city again. Anything worthwhile seeing can be covered in 48 hours. Spend your travel bucks elsewhere.close

  Posted: on Mar 18, 2010 |

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• shanev13 says:

  “ A lovely city - ideal for a weekend break. Quite pricey (similar to Dublin), and will be interesting to see how the Danish Kroner fares given the current global economic issues. The Kongen Nyrtov square was impressive, especially the lighting and ice-rink. The Stroget shopping street really… more makes the city for a tourist as it allows you to ramble down to the Radhus square. The canals & waterfront also allow for plenty of picturesque photos. Best way to view the city may be on bicycle, and a boat trip could be worthwhile in the summertime too.close

  Posted: on Mar 8, 2009 |

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• becca says:

  “ I really enjoyed my few days in Copenhagen. Sure, it's a little expensive but it's a Scandinavian country so I was expecting things to cost that bit extra. It's still possible to keep the cost down, which I tried to do by looking out for free days at the attractions and buffet offers at some… more of the restaurants. There are lots of things to see, from the almost obligatory Little Mermaid statue to the Christiania commune to the Carlsberg Brewery in the Vesterbro area of the city. There are a lot of places to shop around the city and the nightlife is pretty varied too. Autumn was a pretty good time to go I thought, as the place wasn't teeming with people but the weather was still really nice. Altogether, it was well worth the trip.close

  Posted: on Oct 13, 2008 |

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• chrisis-somewhere7430 says:

  “ It\'s location actually is good, but difficult to find as it it seems that is unfinished, there is just an A4 paper showing the hostel name at the entrance, and when I asked for the kitchen, they just direct to an micro-wave oven......One of the toilet also under… more construction....However, I think It will be good when it is finished. Location is excellent, just 15 minutes walk to Nyhavn.close

  Posted: on May 25, 2008 |

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• blondica05 says:

  “ there is a really nice park called the King\'s gardens where everyone goes. when i was there it was really nice and warm but too hot to walk around the city because there was NO airflow. the park was the best place to chill. i swear half of the city was there too

  Posted: on May 6, 2008 |

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• Shellerz says:

  “ A very expensive city, with drinks going at around £5 a pint. The sights aren\'t amazing, possibly even disappointing. The metro service doesn\'t have as frequent stops as most other cities, meaning there is more walking to be done. The nightlife is very fun, full of Irisih… more Pubs with lots of character and interesting people. Not the cleanest of cities...close

  Posted: on Feb 28, 2008 |

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• heyso116715 says:

  “ This hostel doesn\'t look much from the outside but this hostel is great! You share rooms but meet so many people it is the best place to stay in copenhagen only a short walk from town & has bus routes close to the hostel.

  Posted: on Feb 6, 2008 |

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• allenlicn says:

  “ the metro is awesome. not just easy and quick but also artistic. it is a very international city. people are very friendly. pretty much everybody speaks at least a little english. i looked pretty lost a couple of times there, people just came up and offered help. the city itself could be… more little dirty, kind of like new york.close

  Posted: on Dec 21, 2007 |

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• Hills says:

  “ Take a good pair of walking shoes to Copenhagen and you can see all the major sites very easily and it doesnt cost a cent! Dont forget a trip to Christina - the social experiment from the hippy area still going strong today with houses build from recycled material - just be wary walking down… more Pusher Street.close

  Posted: on Nov 19, 2007 |

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• enrico249 says:

  “ Fantastic girls. Really fantastic.

  Posted: on Nov 16, 2007 |

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