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Holiday Pricing of Copenhagen

Explore Copenhagen

Copenhagen is both the capital and the largest city in Denmark. Located on the east coast of the island of Zealand, the city includes the national parliament, the government and the Danish monarchy. The Royal City is the most cosmopolitan and most accessible of all the Scandinavian capitals. An authentic cluster of museums, art and historical monuments transcribe the entire cultural heritage of Copenhagen galleries. The people there are just as interesting and cultured than the city itself.

Rent a holiday apartment in Copenhagen

Like any city, those are mainly apartments that are available to you to spend a few days in Copenhagen. House Trip offers twenty holiday apartments, all of which meet high quality standards. As for the architecture of the city, the apartments vary between modern and ancient. Danish with a particular taste for design, all units are incredibly well decorated. All this has an incomparable price to offers typically offered by hotels or other accommodation agencies. Reservations can be made easily and you have the ability to retract once there if the apartment does not match your expectations.

Where to stay in Copenhagen

For those who want to compensate for the brief appearance of the sun with another source of color, one must reside loan Nyhavn canal, which is lined with colorful houses, typical image of the city of Copenhagen. Created in the seventeenth century to connect the port to the city center, the channel is now filled with bars and restaurants popular with tourists. North of the canal stands the royal quarter, Frederiksstaden, gathering the four sumptuous palaces or the royal family resides. Enjoy a beautiful penthouse in the heart of town to go stroll through the city.

Copenhagen family

The Danish capital offers a real range of cultural activities of all kinds. Christiania district, functioning as an independent community, originally founded by a group of squatters, unemployed and hippies in 1971, offers a rare libertarian historical experience not to be missed.

Transportation

Moving to Copenhagen is easy, fast and suitable. Buses, trains, subways, bicycles, taxis and even buses harbor - there is a lot of transportation to choose to explore the capital. This means that you can visit many places and experience many experiences in a weekend than in other destinations (Jovicic & Hansen, 2001).

The system of public transport in Copenhagen is effective, safe and convenient. Reach the destination is always easy because the city is relatively small one will not lose valuable time during your holiday! Most tickets can be used on all public transport (metro, bus, train, bus harbor) in the city and surrounding area. The transportation network operates 24 hours 24 daily thanks to night bus services, metro and trains.

If one stays in Copenhagen a few days he should buy tickets for single journeys. Available in 24 (cost for 1 adult dkk 75/10 €) and 72 hours (cost per 1 190 adult dkk / 25 €), the City Pass allows you unlimited travel up to 4 ...