6 Hours in Copenhagen
My friend and I took a day trip to Copenhagen couple weekends ago for just £22 trip tickets! I’m sad the trip was so short but I’m hoping to visit again when I find similar deals 🙂 The best part of Denmark was their bakery and I’d take another trip just for the food. They have amazing baked goods and I’m craving it as I write this…
We arrived around noon and the first place we went to was Cafe Paludan for brunch. It’s located near a university so the price was reasonable and the food was delicious 🙂
I loved the library-like atmosphere here. I’d love to just bring a good book here and read or study 🙂
The drink menu.
I loved the brunch menu here and the HUGE portion.
After brunch, we headed to Nyhavn.
Cute icecream store by Nyhavn 🙂
Pretty sunset on our way to see the little mermaid
The little mermaid was a lot smaller than I expected!
The interior designs everywhere in Copenhagen are stunning and we just lost ourselves at Hay. The employees here were super friendly and they gave us a cute tote bag even for a small purchase! 🙂
beautiful view of the city from Hay.
A lovely cafe… The Royal Smushi Cafe.
We had so much fun at the lego store and bought some toys 🙂
Even the subway (tube) is nice in Copenhagen. Super clean and spacious! We purchased a 24 hour day pass so we were able to take public transportations all over the city. One interesting thing here is that no one checks to see if you have a subway pass. I love the trust they have 🙂
I think trying to see all of Copenhagen in 6 hours was a bit of a rush and we were exhausted by the time we came back to London. Even though we took public transportation we had to walk a LOT. I suggest renting a bike if you are planning to stay here for 2 or more days. Copenhagen is small and it’s possible to walk everywhere but the streets are huge and involve a lot of walking between stations and tourist attractions. Danish people are super nice and so trustworthy that a lot of people don’t even lock their bikes and just leave it in the streets. Also, everyone here spoke perfect English and they all seemed ready to help so don’t feel scared to ask for help!
MY PERSONAL RATINGS (Cafe Paludan)
Price: £££££
COMING HERE (Cafe Paludan)
Address: Fiolestræde 10-12
1171 KBH K – DENMARK
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I want to visit Copenhagen soon
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You should! It’s lovely 🙂 Hear you need at least 2 days in Copenhagen
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Yes, I’m glad that you were able to go to Copenhagen! I went there three years ago, and stayed for a couple of days; six hours is NOT enough time to see everything! I was pleased that you got to see Nyhavn- definitely is one of the most picturesque places I’ve been to in Europe! I hope you can return to the city another time and properly explore the sights some more. 🙂
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I’d love to visit again 🙂 I loved the food and the people there. Not to mention how pretty and clean the city is!
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I love Copenhagen! Thankfully I have a good friend who lives there, so I have a good excuse to go visit every now and then. Cafe Paludan looks lovely, I love the bookshelves. I think I’ve been to the cute cafe in the lower pics, do you remember the name? xx
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I just found the name and updated my blog. It’s called the Royal Smushi Cafe 🙂
http://www.royalsmushicafe.dk/
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Oh yes that’s right 🙂
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Just went to Copenhagen in Sept! What a beautiful city, loved it there! We actually had the ‘ice cream on churro’ from that cute ice cream store on your mentioned. It was delicious! Nyhavn is a must see. Awesome read.
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I liked the icecream at that store too. Weather must have been lovely in September 🙂
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Yeah, the Little Mermaid really is … little.
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