The #copenhagen street food #market is a short and scenic walk away from the main town and train station across the river. The standard of food in Copenhagen is great, everything we tried from the street food market tastes so good! You can find cuisines and #deliciousfood from all over the world including western and Asian, and all kinds of drinks and desserts there too. The white walled building overlooks the river and there are ample seats inside and outside of the market for you to enjoy your meals. it’s really clean and neat looking too! if you are not into fine dining and want something for a change, visit the street food market if you are there in #denmark for a #holiday #travelinspiration#unforgettableexperiences#deliciousfood#awesomepic#seafoodfeast

This is by far the best hotel we have ever stayed at in Copenhagen - and we have tried much more expensive hotels. The hotel was cosy and modern. The service was superb! The guys at the reception even opened the door for us, when he saw me walking towards the door with both my dog and a bag and the dogs bed. Welcome drinks were included and the guy even carried it up to our room. The family room was amazing and spacious with ‘2’ rooms with each a tv. The main beds were very comfortable but the pull out sofa was not made for grownups. But maybe it is comfortable enough for kids 😁 We brought a dog and it both got pets and a water bucket. The breakfast was a ‘corona breakfast’ due to the restrictions - but the variety was amazing. It was designed as a buffet at the reception with the same guy as the night before doing excellent service again. You were not allowed to touch anything yourself but you could choose whatever you wanted. There was everything cold that you needed! #themepark#zoo#nationalpark#lakes#beaches

The Ascot Hotel is a classic 4-star hotel with 144 rooms, located in the heart of Copenhagen close to Tivoli Gardens, Town Hall Square and the shopping street 'Støget'. The hotel is built in and around one of Copenhagen´s ancient and elegant public baths. The beautiful layout and architecture gives the hotel a very special atmosphere. Stayed here because it was the best deal for a family of 3 in the center of the city. When booking was told that it wasn’t possible to reserve parking and then when checking in was told that I should have reserved (mixed messages). Overall the room was fine. The beds were fine and it was clean. I wish there was some more attention to the room like I did find a lid of a bottle on the floor and the fan on the bathroom was dirty. However, the beds were clean and toilet, bath which are most important. The location is truly amazing, it’s right in the center. Overall was content with the hotel but for the price and star rating was expecting a little more. #themepark#zoo#nationalpark#lakes#beaches

A fantastic hotel with very friendly people. They have an evening cozy hour where you can have a free drink and chat with other guests. Location is very good. It’s a noisy area but if you close the windows you cannot hear anything - very soundproof! I only know that because we would open the window at night for some air, but close it when we went to sleep. Rooms are small but efficient and comfortable. Location is fairly close to Rosenborg Castle. Get the Copenhagen card for free entry to many museums and transportation! The canal tour is wonderful too. I highly recommend this property to explore Copenhagen! #themepark#zoo#nationalpark#lakes#beaches

I was skeptical at first when my husband booked a Starwood hotel in Copenhagen. I was hoping for more authentic Danish lodging... However, I have to say I was blown away upon arrival at Nobis. The service was impeccable, the staff were all friendly, attentive, and speak perfect English. The bellboy quickly assisted us with our luggage, the check in staff completed the check in within 5 minutes... and she gave us super good tips on where to go/ see in Copenhagen. I was also impressed that all the staff look like they just came out from Burberry catalogue; but after a few days stay in Copenhagen, I realized everyone here look/ dress really well! The rooms are quite small but we love the perfect marriage of classic European and modern Danish interior! The room size is perfect for single or couple travellers. They hotel also provides bike rental though we decided to use donkey bike rental app because we would like the freedom to drop and pick our bikes anywhere. Last but not least, I was impressed by Nobis breakfast arrays! (I uploaded photos below) Probably the best of Starwood hotel breakfast in Europe... My husband said the food is a bit bland but I was blown away by the freshness... fresh avocado, tomatoes, rosti, pancakes, homemade yoghurt, fresh forest honey... and the black coffee is really black it provides enough caffeine for us to bike around the city for entire day. Perfecto! #themepark#zoo#nationalpark#lakes#beaches

For the Amager Resource Center, BIG proposed a new breed of waste-to-energy plant, one that is economically, environmentally, and socially profitable. Instead of considering Amager Resource Center as an isolated object, we mobilized the architecture and intensify the relationship between the building and the city — expanding the existing activities in the area by turning the roof of the new Amager Resource Center into a ski slope for the citizens of Copenhagen. The new plant establishes Amager Resource Center as an innovator on an urban scale, redefining the relationship between the waste plant and the city. It will be both iconic and integrated, a destination in itself, and a reflection on the progressive vision of the company. . Instead of considering the new Amagerforbraending as an isolated architectural object, the façade is conceived as an opportunity for the local context while forming it into a destination in itself and a reflection on the progressive vision of the company. The roof of the new Amagerforbraending is turned into a 31 000 m2 ski slope of varying levels for the citizens of Copenhagen, its neighboring municipalities and visitors, mobilizying the architecture and redefining the relationship between the waste plant and the city by expanding the existing activities in the area. into a new breed of waste-to-energy plant, one that is economically, environmentally, and socially profitable. #happylaborday #ancientlandmark #themepark#zoo#nationalpark#lakes

In recent years, Copenhagen has made incredible strides toward reclaiming its industrial (and formerly polluted) waterfront. Teahouse Ø is part of this broader civic movement to connect the population with water-based recreation opportunities. Winters in Scandinavia are particularly harsh, so maximizing the long summer days is vital. The floating pavilion is made from translucent acrylic rods that lend the roof an appearance of hovering above the water like a Fata Morgana. The translucent material also provides a degree of shade from the sunlight while not impeding observation of the harbor and nearby wharf. #picoftheday #interiors #landscape #copenhagendesign #scandidesign #themepark#zoo#nationalpark#lakes

Copenhagen is the epitome of Scandi cool. Modernist lamps light New Nordic tables, bridges buzz with cycling commuters and eye-candy locals dive into pristine waterways. In little over a decade, Copenhagen has gone from dining dowager to culinary powerhouse. The Danish capital claims no less than 15 Michelin-starred restaurants, more than any other Scandinavian capital. In recent years, sous chefs from numerous high-profile kitchens have spread their own wings, opening a string of thrilling new eateries where culinary prowess comes with a more approachable price tag. Across the city, a wave of eateries are plating pure, organic produce from their own greenhouses, gardens and farms. Among them is the reincarnation of New Nordic maverick Noma. Come curious, come hungry. Only here does the morning rush of cyclists look more like a runway show on wheels. Forget Milan; when it comes to style, it's hard to beat Copenhagen's denizens. Few people have such a knack for effortless cool, driven by a reverence for simplicity, detail and understated beauty. These tenets drive everything from Copenhagen's painfully hip streetwear labels, its world-famous furniture and lighting, to its grassroots ceramics and glassware. Together they have created a city of endless visual pleasure; a place where even the most mundane activities are laced with a sense of quiet wonder and delight. When cities seek enlightenment, they commonly look to Copenhagen. The hometown of architect Jan Gehl – one of the world's leading authorities on sustainable urban planning – the Danish capital regularly tops world liveability lists. After all, this is one of the globe's greenest, cleanest, most sustainable urban centres, a place where cycling is serious transport, where buses and the metro run frequently and around the clock, and where the harbour is squeaky clean enough for a bracing dip. Leaving the sprawl to cities like Melbourne and LA, Copenhagen wisely keeps things compact and accessible, making it a super-easy place to explore. #copenhagen #denmark #city #cityoverlook #citytopics #cityvacation #tripinspired #travelguide #bestislandtraveltowns#naturalwonders

Copenhagen is safe, clean and a beautiful place to live. The stable economy, good education and social safety net mean locals enjoy all the Scandinavian good life, while the shopping streets, cosy cafes and excellent restaurants are a boon to visitor and resident alike. Copenhagen is one of the world’s most expensive cities, but with great local transport, an ingrained cycling culture (they have even installed low railings at stoplights for cyclists to rest a foot on) and environmental policies, it is also one of the most liveable. Joined by the Oresund Bridge to Malmo, Sweden, the entire region is becoming integrated, with Swedish firms investing across the sound that divides them, and vice-versa. #city #cityoverlook #citytopics #cityvacation #cityneversleeps #copenhagen #denmark #tripinspired #comeandsee #amazingpic #historicculture#ontheroad