The Happiest City in the World

Copenhagen continuously ranks high in polls of world’s best cities. Its compactness and size also contribute to this - it is big enough to attract top museums, restaurants and sights, and small enough to make them easily accessible. The Danish capital offers a rich cultural experience, ranging from Viking treasures in a former prince’s palace to iconic Danish chairs in a one-time baroque hospital. Visit the royal palaces to muse on the world's largest collection of Danish Golden Age paintings, or walk through the country’s thousand years of history on display at the Danish National Museum.

Come to the Danish capital hungry, as it is considered a real culinary superpower with as many as 15 Michelin-starred restaurants, more than any other Scandinavian capital. You can, naturally, also opt for a more affordable yet still delectable culinary experience, courtesy of one of the many other master chefs in the city’s numerous exciting restaurants. Copenhagen eateries place great emphasis on clean organic produce from their own gardens and farms. Its streets meanwhile entice you to go shopping, with Strøget Street, providing shopping opportunities that range from souvenir stalls and retail chains to designer brands, at the fore.

Come to the Danish capital hungry, as it is considered a real culinary superpower with as many as 15 Michelin-starred restaurants.

Take a stroll on the city’s beaches and visit its harbour baths in the summer or navigate the festive streets decorated with fairy lights in the winter, stop in the city’s cosy candlelit cafés and experience the art of the good life, which the Danes call hygge. Hip modern design and a lively culinary scene await you at every turn. Danes take quality of life seriously and this is noticeable - Copenhagen is a success story and a city interesting for both locals and tourists.