Woman's Weekly (UK)

Copenhagen, Denmark

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For a chic city break bursting with life, look no further than the Danish capital, guaranteed to please all the senses with its sights, music and excellent cuisine.

Copenhagen has become a popular tourist draw with attraction­s for all ages, most within walking distance of the city centre. Numerous festivals each year ensure the city is always buzzing, including the Copenhagen Cooking & Food Festival. Every August the entire city showcases its finest dining experience­s. But you don’t need to be a festivalgo­er to enjoy a holiday here, as there’s something to suit all tastes.

Spread over two islands, Copenhagen has five miles of beaches. Alternativ­ely, the harbour front has several public baths, popular in summer for cooling off after hours of shopping or sightseein­g.

Enjoy strolling the city’s cobbled streets and jumping aboard a boat for a leisurely harbour cruise. Don’t miss The Little Mermaid, the iconic bronze statue

inspired by Hans Christian Andersen’s fairy tale, posing on a rock at Langelinie Pier.

Ideas for days out include a trip to the charming 174-year-old Tivoli Gardens amusement park, and Rosenborg Castle and the beautiful King’s Garden.

With a rich history dating from 1043, Copenhagen is packed with sites of interest, including the Amalienbor­g Palace – home to the royal family – which has its own ‘changing of the guard’.

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The magical Tivoli Gardens

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