DON'T Do This in Copenhagen Denmark! đŠđ° (What to Do Instead)
Discover Copenhagen beyond the usual tourist traps with this guide to Denmark's capital. From the iconic colorful canals of Nyhavn to the regal history of Amalienborg and the hidden culinary gems, explore what makes Copenhagen truly special. Experience the city like a local and uncover its unique charm and beauty.
Nyhavn
Starting point of the video tour, about 30 minutes walk from The Little Mermaid statue; described as boring on one side, but the narrator starts the video here to get the 'full touristy experience'.
Copenhagen Harbor
The narrator enjoys running and walking in the harbor area, especially in the summer months, but notes that the side near Nyhavn is 'pretty dead and boring'.
St Alban's Church
A church that can be seen on the walk towards The Little Mermaid.
Gefion Fountain
A fountain that can be seen on the walk towards The Little Mermaid.
The Little Mermaid
Considered the biggest tourist trap or scam in Copenhagen by the narrator and others, who find the statue tiny and not worth the valuable holiday time.
Amalienborg
Mentioned as a point from where the narrator heads to Frederick's Church.
Frederik's Church
Considered the most beautiful church in Copenhagen, also known as the Marble Church.
Gasoline Grill
Recommended as a place to try one of the best burgers in the world, located on the way from Amalienborg.
King's Garden
Location of Rosenborg Palace, where the crown jewels of Denmark are stored.
Rosenborg Castle
Located in the King's Garden, it stores the crown jewels of Denmark, but they are described as very tiny.
Round Tower
Considered one of the most iconic landmarks in Copenhagen, offering a gorgeous view of the city skyline from the city center for 40 DKK; may not be suitable for those with claustrophobia.