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1. Christiansborg Palace: Christiansborg Palace is a palace situated on a very small island of the Slotsholmen. The fascinating thing about this palace is that it represents the Danish Seat of the government. It is an 800-year-old palace and is the home to the parliament and the office of the prime minister, and the supreme court. Moreover, the palace is also used as the Royal House, but the good news? Several parts of the palace are open for public viewing. The tourists can also watch the ruins of the bishop castle, the earlier fortification of Bishop Absalon, built in the year 1167.

Location: Prins Jørgens Gård 5, 1218 København, Denmark
Timings: June - August: Daily 10:00 - 17:00
September - May: Tuesday - Sunday 10:00 - 17:00 (closed Mondays)
Price: Adult: DKK 160
Student: DKK 140
Child under 18: Free of charge
Groups (more than 10 persons): DKK 14

2. National Museum of Denmark: A must-see attraction, the National Museum is ten minutes away from Tivoli. The museum houses attractions that depict danish history as well as culture. Tourists can also see runic stones, a sun chariot, etc., which is as old as 2000 years. The tourists can also see Romanesque and Gothic church fittings, silver and Danish Porcelain, etc. heading over to this place, tourists can get the glimpse of the iconic ethnographic collections that have been sourced from Greenland.

Location: Prince's Mansion, Ny Vestergade 10, 1471 København K, Denmark
Timings: July & August: 10:00 Am - 05:00 PM
September - June: Tuesday - Sunday: 10:00 AM - 05:00 PM, Monday: closed
Price: DKK295

3. The Little Mermaid: Built in the year 1913, the little mermaid statue was made after the most famous fairy tale called little mermaid by H.C Anderson. The statue is so beautiful that you will wonder whether a mermaid exists. It is sculpted on a rank right on the banks of the Osun river. This is the best place to visit in Copenhagen, and the statue is one of the most photographed statues in the world.

Location: Langelinie, 2100 København Ø, Denmark, Copenhagen

4. Nyhavn: The meaning of Nyhavn is New harbor, and this is one of the oldest neighborhood ports of Copenhagen. This area will transport you to the humongous European vessels which have sailed in search of opportunities and lands. The harbor has a port which is dedicated to the sailors as well as the history of Denmark. After seeing it turning into a tourist attraction, the port has been upgraded with colorful buildings on both sides. Love strolling? The street right in front of the port is perfect for lazing around and strolling. It also works best for the ones who like to soak in the beauty and heritage of the place.

Location: Nyhavn 71, 1051 København K, Denmark, Copenhagen

5. Grundtvig Church: Grundtvig church is one of the most beautiful churches globally and is famous for its expressionist architecture. This is also the reason why it is considered to be an Offbeat church. This church is based in the Bispebjerg district and is one of Copenhagen's most beautiful yet wonderful things to experience. The church is named after N.F.S Grundtvig and was built from 1921 to 1926. Inaugurated in 1927, it is open throughout the year for visitors except when services are taking place.

Location: På Bjerget 14B, 2400 København NV, Denmark
Timings: 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM

6. Frederiksberg Palace: If you want to get a glimpse of the rich heritage and grandeur of old Copenhagen, then Frederiksberg palace is the place to be. This is an extravagant residence that served as a summer house for the erstwhile royal family. Then in the year of 1869; this palace was converted into the Royal Danish Military Academy. The construction of this palace started in the year of 1699 and ended in the year of 1735. It is also one of the most picturesque attractions in Copenhagen as it looks over the canals, lakes, extravagant gardens, and an island.

Location: Møntportvejen 10, 3400 Hillerød, Copenhagen, Denmark
Timings: 10:00 AM - 05:00 PM
Price: 454.54 kr

1. Visit the tivoli Gardens to enjoy all vintageness: Amid a lot of hustle and bustle, there has to be a place where one can just unwind and relax in solitude. Tivoli Gardens in Copenhagen is one such place that is known for its vintage charm. The gardens are adorned with loads of flora that gives you an awe inspiring feel. The gardens were brought into limelight in the year 1860 where one can be able to welcome all the fairy tale moments becoming true as well as relish the amusement.

Location: Vesterbrogade 3, 1630 København V, Denmark
Timings: Summer: 27. Mar - 26. Sep: 11:00 AM - 08:00 PM
Halloween: 14. Oct - 7. Nov: 11:00 AM - 08:00 PM
Christmas: 19. Nov - 2. Jan: 11:00 AM - 08:00 PM
Price: Entrance Monday - Friday, 8 Years+: 135 Dkk
Entrance Saturday - Sunday, 8 Years+: 145 Dkk
Entrance Child, 3 - 7 Years: 60 Dkk

2. Visit stroget to get a taste of luxury and cute cafes: If you wish to get a taste of luxury and spend time in a lively atmosphere then the best place in Copenhagen would be Stroget. It is very much popular for its upmarket cafes and boutiques. Stroget is the longest pedestrian street in Europe and houses famous brands like Louis Vuitton, Gucci, Burberry, etc. This place in Copenhagen is also very much famous for its street entertainment scenes where you will be able to have a great time with the street artists and hustlers.

3. Copenhagen distillery perfect for all liquory needs: A popular heritage, Copenhagen distillery, which started in the year 1749 in an old rustic house is one of the most sought after places to visit. Heading over to this place, you can still find pots and tile works that resemble the 1700 era of wine making. It is a very small distillery but you can learn the art of making whiskey during your visit. This is one of the most enjoyable adventures that you can do in Copenhagen. Want to bring souvenirs back home? Then the small bottle of gin from Copenhagen is the perfect thing.

4. Copenhagen nightlife, shouldn’t be missed: Copenhagen is known to have one of the best nightlife in the whole world and it is because of its lively nightclubs, underground clubs, and hippie bars. The mood for the party sets as soon as the sun sets in the horizon. Gear up yourselfs in a party attire and then head over to any of the clubs to have good food and drinks. The biggest and the fanciest nightclub is Chateau Motel is a four-story nightclub that will make all your dreams come true.

5. Swim right in the middle of the city: If you are an adventure lover then the city of Copenhagen has got one of the most sought after activities, swimming. Heading out to the island Brygge Harbour, you will be able to swim right in the middle of the city. It has five swimming pools that remain open from the month of June to the month of September. You can go ahead to take a drop in the water and then spend time in relaxation. If you are someone who doesn't want to swim, you can take a sunbathe and have a picnic on the lawn, which is right in front of the pool during your Copenhagen tour packages.

Location: Islands Brygge 14, 2300 København S, Denmark , Copenhagen
Timings: Open 24 Hours

6. Danish cuisines, perfect for all your culinary desires: A tour of Copenhagen is on no occasion complete without having some local dishes to delight your taste buds. You should make sure that you try out the famous Danish pastries and Frikadeller which is also known as meatballs during your Copenhagen Tour Packages. Another thing that you need to try is Smørrebrød which is basically an open Danish Sandwich. Copenhagen is dotted with a large number of restaurants that serve Nordic Lunch.

7. Learn the history of Denmark through the National museum: If you want to learn about the history of Denmark during your Copenhagen tour packages, the National Museum is one of the best places to visit. National museums display a lot of artifacts that depict the heritage of Denmark. The museum is home to a souvenir, Trundholm Sun Chariot that dates back from the Bronze Era which is about 1400 BC. Apart from all these, you will also get to come across some of the prominent mythological significance well.

Location: Prince's Mansion, Ny Vestergade 10, 1471 København K, Denmark
Timings: July & August: 10:00 Am - 05:00 PM
September - June: Tuesday - Sunday: 10:00 AM - 05:00 PM, Monday: closed
Price: DKK295

The best time to visit Copenhagen happens to be in between the months of March and May and again in between June and August. You will get to enjoy the warmest weather in the summer season and you will also get to visit a number of popular large scale events at a very lower prices and fewer crowds. Visiting the city of Copenhagen at this time of the year, you will be able to enjoy mild weather and be able to indulge in a number of outdoor activities.

By Flight: Copenhagen is one of the most connected cities around the world. You can get flights from all the major airports across the world as well as with stopovers at London, Frankfurt, and Paris. Once you land at the airport, you can get to any of the places conveniently by local buses, taxis, and metro trains.

By Bus: Copenhagen happens to be one of the well connected cities within Denmark. It has connected the highway network with Malmo city in Sweden, Hamburg, Dresden, Bremen, Kassel, Cologne, Dusseldorf, and many others. Some of the major bus operators in Copenhagen are Greyhound, Swebus, Nettbus, and Eurolines.

By Train: Copenhagen has also got well connected rail networks with western europe and scandinavian countries. You can easily get trains from Sweden, Germany, Denmark, Amsterdam, London, and Paris.

It takes around 15 - 20 days to get a visa approval from the date of application and data submission. You would need to submit all the valid documents required for the processing of the visa at the centre so that there will be no inconveniences later. In any extreme case, the visa approval can also take about 45 days to get completed.

The cost of a tourist visa in Copenhagen would cost you around INR 4300 for adults and INR 2600 for children between the age of 6 - 12 years.

Yes, you would need to carry a valid visa for Copenhagen if you are an Indian Passport holder. However, if you wish to stay for a minimum of 72 hours then you can carry a transit visa. You must apply for the travel documents at least 15 days prior to the trip.

If you are planning to head out on Copenhagen tour packages then you would at least need to spend KRL 186 which is equivalent to $190 per day. This pricing per day will include the hotel accommodation, food, as well as some of the activities as mentioned in the tour itinerary.

The best month to see Northern Lights in Copenhagen would be from the month of April to the month of September. In this phase of the year, the nights are darker and the sky remains less cloudy. As Copenhagen gets longer hours of darkness, it actually enhances the opportunity to capture the scenic natural phenomenon of Aurora. You can book your Copenhagen tour packages in this time of the year to capture the once in a lifetime experience.

You can think of spending at least 3 - 4 days on your Copenhagen tour packages to visit some of the popular places and indulge in a wide range of activities. You must also think of spending time in relaxation along with your loved ones. While some of the popular places to visit are Tivoli Gardens, Christiansborg Palace, National Museum of Denmark, and Nyhavn Harbor, some of the most sought after things to do are cycling around the Havneringen, exploring the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art,and go boating with your loved ones.