Get ready to experience Copenhagen like never before with this guide to the city's most unique and thrilling activities. From taking a dip in the icy waters of the Baltic Sea to exploring the dazzling lights of the Tivoli Gardens, we've got you covered. Discover the best of Copenhagen's culture and adventure, with tips on how to get there and where to buy tickets. Get ready to make some unforgettable memories in this vibrant and exciting city.
Cold Water Dipping :
Known as "vinterbadning" in Danish, this involves taking a dip in the cold waters of the city's many harbor baths or beaches. Best experienced in the winter months, when the water temperature can reach a bone-chilling 2°C. If you're in Denmark in January, don't miss the Skagen Winter Swimming Festival at the end of January. Copenhagen also have plenty of popular spots to choose from - from the historic Helgoland Bathing Institution on Amagerstrand, to the urban Islands Brygge Havnebad
To reach the harbor baths, take a bus or metro to the nearest stop, and purchase tickets or a membership at the location.
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Copenhagen Light Festival:
A stunning light festival that illuminates the picturesque Nyhavn harbor during the winter months. Best time to experience it is from mid-November to early January. Reach there by public transport or on foot. No tickets needed.
Christmas Markets :
Copenhagen is home to several Christmas markets, including the popular market at Nyhavn. Best experienced in December, the markets offer festive food, drinks, and gifts. No tickets are required to attend.
Tivoli Gardens Light Festival :
This annual event transforms the historic Tivoli Gardens amusement park into a winter wonderland, with millions of twinkling lights and festive decorations. The festival typically takes place from mid-November to early January, and tickets can be purchased online or at the park entrance.
Halloween in Tivoli Gardens :
During the Halloween season, Tivoli Gardens becomes a spooky spectacle, with themed attractions and activities. Best experienced in late October, tickets can be purchased online or at the park entrance.
Ice Skating at Frederiksberg Runddel :
During the winter months, the park at Frederiksberg Runddel is transformed into an ice skating rink. Skates can be rented on-site, and tickets can be purchased online or at the entrance.
During the day, you can rent a pair of skates for DKK 50 until an hour before closing time, or you can have your own skates sharpened for DKK 70
One of the bike tours in Copenhagen is the "Classic Copenhagen Bike Tour" offered by Bike Copenhagen with Mike. The tour covers the city's main attractions, including the Little Mermaid, Nyhavn, and Amalienborg Palace. The tour is about 3 hours long and is led by a knowledgeable guide who shares interesting facts about the city's history and culture.
Tickets for the tour can be booked online through the Bike Copenhagen with Mike website. The starting location is at the bike rental shop on Gothersgade 157, a short walk from Nørreport Station.
The tour includes bike rental, helmet, and a bottle of water. It is recommended to wear comfortable clothing and shoes suitable for biking. The tour runs daily at 10:00 am, and it's best to book in advance to secure a spot.
Six Forgotten Giants : Teddy, Trine, Thomas, Tilde, Oscar, and Louis
They are 6 gigantic figures made out of recycled material spread across Copenhagen, this whole route is 53 km. Looking for Giants would be and amazing treasure hunt kinda adventure and a great way to explore countryside around Copenhagen
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