Overview
Copenhagen holds a special place as one of my favorite cities in Europe. From its exquisite bakeries offering delectable cardamom buns to the captivating blend of design and nature, the city is truly extraordinary. However, it's worth noting that Copenhagen tends to be relatively expensive compared to other European cities, so it's advisable to be prepared for higher expenses during your visit.
Best Time of Year to Visit
March - May is the best time to visit Copenhagen if you want to avoid the crowds and enjoy spring flowers blooming in the city. The days are long and sun-filled with about 14 hours of sun per day. I visited Copenhagen in May and adored the warm spring weather.
June - September is also a great time to visit but will bring in larger crowds. I do not recommend visiting in the winter as there will be limited daylight hours.
Copenhagen Favorites
Breakfast
Bakeries & Coffee Shops
Ceramics
Shopping
Boutique Mark Kenly Domino Tan
Parks / Neighborhoods
Museums
Restaurants
Hotels
Hotel SP34
I secured an excellent deal for a stay in one of their single rooms. Please note that the rooms do not come equipped with AC or mini fridges. However, it is part of the Brochner hotel, a boutique Copenhagen hotel group.
Villa Copenhagen
This hotel was out of my budget but I wanted to stay here for the rooftop pool!
Honorable Mentions
Here is a list of places I wish I went to but ran out of time! Will be visiting on my next trip back to Copenhagen.