Discover Copenhagen, Denmark in 2 Days – Secrets of the World’s Happiest City

Nyhavn is the most iconic spot in Copenhagen, famous for its beautiful colorful houses and tall historic ships; Hans Christian Anderson used to live in one of these houses and write his fairy tales from there.

Amalienborg Palace is home to the royal family, where you can catch the changing of the guards at noon.

The Marble Church, located next to Amalienborg Palace, is the largest dome in Scandinavia.

Stroget is one of the longest shopping streets in Europe, a super busy and lively area.

The Rundetaarn is Europe's oldest functioning observatory, built in the 17th century with a spiral ramp instead of stairs.

Rosenborg Castle is a tiny castle that stores the Danish crown jewels, surrounded by a lovely park with a water trench and geese.

Broens Street Food Market offers tacos and gyros in an amazing atmosphere with great music, considered a cheap and amazing food spot in Copenhagen.

Christiania is a unique free town community that operates independently with its own laws and flag, where photography was previously restricted.

The Little Mermaid is the famous statue from Hans Christian Anderson's fairy tale.

Kastellet is a star-shaped fortress, one of the best-preserved fortresses in Europe and still a functioning military area with a beautiful windmill.

Tivoli Park is the second oldest amusement park in the world, and inspired Walt Disney.

Lilla Torg is a beautiful square in Malmö with tiny houses from the 16th century, featuring many restaurants and coffee shops.

Malmö Castle is the oldest preserved Renaissance castle in the Nordic region, surrounded by stunning gardens.

Malmö Saluhall is a food lover's paradise with many amazing food stalls and small eateries, offering ramen, falafel, meatballs, and more, with a beautiful seating area and great music.