
5 reasons to go to Copenhagen
Considering going to Copenhagen? Even though there are a million good reasons to go, we have handpicked 5 extra special reasons for you!
1. Communal Dining
Communal Dining has long been a stable in Copenhagen. Many different places offer just one meal that everyone gets, and you get to sit down with both locals and visitors and strike up conversations with them. Remember, a stranger is just a friend you haven't met yet! Communal Dining is usually very affordable and in cosy environments, and the food is down to earth and delicious. We have made guide here for you to check out so you can find your next spot to join future friends for a meal.

Communal dining at Absalon is taking plave every day at six, and it's always as packed as it is 'hygge'!Photo:-
2. Going for a swim in the harbour
In Copenhagen, you are never far from a beach, and during the entire year, you can also go for a swim in the many centrally located harbour baths. "But is that not very cold in the winter?" you might ask yourself. It does, but every day of the year you will find people going for a swim, regardless of temperature. Winter bathing is extremely popular in Copenhagen, and many places have a sauna as well to warm up after the cold dip. If a swim under the summer sun is more your thing, you can check out this guide for the best places to swim in Copenhagen.

The harbour bath on Islands Brygge is a true summer classic in Copenhagen.Photo:Astrid Maria Rasmussen
3. Explore the city on a bike
Copenhagen is a biker's paradise, as nearly every road has a bike lane or designated space for bikes. It is super easy to rent a bike in Copenhagen, so exploring can start anywhere and anytime. Copenhageners primarily use their bikes as a transportation tool, so it can be a little hectic at times, but fret not: We have made a guide for you, so you can get all your questions answered before you try yourself. Before you know it, you will be just as cool and fast as the Copenhageners.

Photo:Thomas Høyrup Christensen
4. Sustainable behaviour
Water, light, green spaces and innovative thinking are key elements in Copenhagen’s architectural development and some of the ingredients that combine sustainable actions with a high quality of life. Therefore, acting sustainably in Copenhagen is not difficult at all! We have made a guide to act more sustainable, and you can read more about sustainability in Copenhagen here. If you are here during the summer months, it might also be aligned with CopenPay, where you can get multiple free trade experiences for sustainable behaviour!

Photo:Lukas Bukoven
5. Gastronomic diversity
Copenhagen has a very diverse food scene. From some of the best restaurants in the world, to street food to budget-friendly alternatives, and much more. You can find food from every corner of the world here, and regardless of taste and budget, you will find multiple restaurants to tickle your desires. You can also go for more local dishes, such as the classic Danish hotdog to Danish bakeries - and of course the classic smørrebrød, there is something for everyone in Copenhagen!

Photo:Thomas Høyrup Christensen