Editor's Choice - Our recommendations for CPH
In the Copenhagen Unfolded newsletter, the editors at VisitCopenhagen take turns recommending their personal activities for the coming month. Discover cultural activities, food, events, and insights and go beneath the surface with Copenhagener local's point of view.
February
Written by Kasper Syhler
Sometimes, and admit it, that includes you too, the couch and the good movies and books might be the favourite activities during these cold months. But there are still many exciting things to experience. So get out of your armchair and out the door with your eyes and ears open wide.
EXTRA: Feel the cold water and a warm community
We’ve heard that during January and February, you will be able to join a series of free winter bathing events in the city, where you can try this popular activity in safe and guided environment. We thought we’d let you know about it.
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December
Written by Christina Daubjerg Newman
Before we dream of a white Christmas, watch Santa Claus kiss mom and watch Christmas movies flat out, we need to experience the Christmas spirit in Copenhagen! Every single day of December offers magical experiences that will make even the biggest Grinch look forward to Christmas.
November
Written by Emil Kristensen
Halloween is over, the leaves are almost completely off of the trees and the Christmas spirit is starting to spread in Copenhagen, on the radio and on the supermarket shelves. In this edition of Unfolded, we'll dwell on both the final stage of autumn and slowly look forward to Christmas confectionery and Santa hats.
Oktober
Written by Andrea Lundgaard
Autumn is a season that calls for both cool indoor and outdoor experiences, which Copenhagen is full of all year round, but extra cosy when the weather gets a little cooler. I want to take long walks in nature, look for cosy bars and restaurants, and step up my cultural activity level.
September
Written by Christina Daubjerg Newman
As someone who has previously lived in both Sydney and London, Copenhagen can easily feel very small. However, my sense of direction can still fail me - and thankfully so! This means I'm constantly finding new things and in this edition of Unfolded, I want to take you on a tour de whoops and share some of the gems I've accidentally discovered.