A Viking fishing village and home to the much-loved author of children's fairytales, Hans Christian Andersen, Copenhagen has a rich and diverse history. This means it's easy to immerse yourself in the city's culture without spending a penny.
Here are five free things to do when you visit Copenhagen:
Famous for its iconic colored houses and tall ships, house number 20 in Nyhavn Harbor was home to Hans Christian Andersen in 1835, when he published his first fairy tales. The oldest house, number 9, dates back to 1681.
Many of the properties have been renovated into jazz bars, so why not soak up the heady atmosphere with an evening stroll along the harbour?
Marvel at Copenhagen's enchanting history with a visit to the Langelinie promenade, which houses the city's most famous sculpture, Andersen's 'The Little Mermaid'. A short walk away is the grand Gefion Fountain and the star-shaped Kastellet fortress, dating back to the 1600s.
Whether it's summer or winter, Copenhagen is an outdoor city. In Winter, truly feel hygge and peruse the markets over a warm brew. The Torvehallerne market is a foodie’s delight, selling fresh, local produce.
Whatever the season, the tree-lined pavements of the King's Garden offer a picturesque walk.
Some museums offer free entry on specific days. For example, the Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek museum, which houses artifacts, sculptures and paintings from artists including Van Gogh, is free on the last Wednesday of each month, and the National Museum of Denmark is always free.
There's no better way to explore a city than traversing its pavements. Get off the beaten-track with a free walking tour, or app. Be sure to visit the Christiansborg Palace, home to Parliament and the Amalienborg Palace, the official residence of the Royals.
Whatever the weather and whatever your budget, it's easy to be enraptured by Copenhagen's fascinating past. From fairytales to Viking battles, it's a culture-lover’s dreamland!
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