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Copenhagen has many great attractions, so a good strategy is to pick a small “core list” and group places by area to minimize travel time. A practical first-timer approach: • Choose 2–3 “top attractions” (paid) that match your interests. • Add 1–2 walkable classics (often free to see from...

With 1–2 days in Copenhagen, the best approach is to keep it simple: combine a walkable “core” area with 1–2 key highlights per day. Day 1 (classic Copenhagen): • Explore the most walkable central areas and waterfront spots. • Choose one major museum/experience that matches your interests. •...

Copenhagen can be expensive, but it’s still very doable on a budget if you pick the right format for meals. Budget-friendly strategies: • Make lunch your “main meal” — lunch options often provide better value than dinner. • Use bakeries/cafés for breakfast or a light meal. • Consider street...

Copenhagen ticketing is zone-based, and the easiest approach is: • Use the official journey planner to check routes and zones. • Buy tickets in the official ticket app or at ticket machines. Planning your trip: • Rejseplanen is Denmark’s official journey planner. Buying tickets: • Rejsebillet...

Info only (not medical advice). If someone is in immediate danger, call the emergency number. Key numbers in Denmark: • 112 — emergency number (ambulance / police / fire). • 114 — Danish police service number (non-urgent enquiries and reporting). • 1813 — medical helpline in the Capital Region...

The best option depends on your phone and your current plan. Here’s a simple way to choose: Option A — Roaming (easiest) • If your home plan includes Denmark at a reasonable price, roaming is the simplest: nothing to install, works immediately. • Always check roaming limits/costs before you...

Short answer: most tourists cannot set up MobilePay as a new user. Why: • Creating a MobilePay account requires a Danish CPR number and verification with MitID (and you’ll typically add card and account details during setup). • If you don’t have CPR/MitID, assume you won’t be able to create a...

Copenhagen has solid official resources for both public toilets and free drinking water. Public toilets: • Use the City of Copenhagen’s interactive map of public toilets. It’s the fastest way to find the nearest option and see details. Free drinking water: • Copenhagen tap water is safe to...

The quickest and simplest options from CPH to central Copenhagen are usually the Metro or the regional train. 1) Metro (very frequent, easy) • The metro station is connected to Terminal 3. • It runs frequently during the day and evening and also operates at night. • Great if you’re heading to...