Neighborhoods at a Glance

Copenhagen is compact and can be excellently explored on foot and by bike. Each neighborhood has its own character:

Indre By (Inner City)

For whom: First-time visitors, shoppers, culture lovers
The historic center: Strøget (the longest pedestrian street in Europe), Rundetårn, Christiansborg Palace, Rosenborg with the crown jewels. Compact and full of sights.

Nyhavn & Christianshavn

For whom: Strollers, foodies, free spirits
Nyhavn's colorful houses, the Christianshavn canals, the Free Town of Christiania, and the Kastellet. Copenhagen's most photogenic and diverse corner.

Vesterbro & Nørrebro

For whom: Hipsters, night owls, multicultural enthusiasts
Vesterbro: former red-light district, now Copenhagen's trendiest quarter with Meatpacking District, craft beer, and vintage. Nørrebro: multicultural, lively, with the Assistens Cemetery (Kierkegaard, H.C. Andersen) and the best street food scene.

Frederiksberg & Surroundings

For whom: Families, garden lovers, gourmets
An independent municipality within Copenhagen: the magnificent Frederiksberg Have (park), the zoo, quiet residential streets, and excellent restaurants. A green oasis.