Copenhagen, the premier capital of Northern Europe, is Scandinavia's
most fantastic city and the centre of the most dynamic
region in Europe, the Øresund Region.
The city is one of Europe's oldest
capitals with a royal touch - the monarchy in Denmark is the oldest in the world!
A slogan for new houses “There's something modern in the state of Denmark”, a paraphrase on the well-known Shakespearian quote from Hamlet, somehow encapsulates the spirit of the youthful dynamism present in Copenhagen. Discover it, mirrored in the walls of Black Diamond, but pay also attention to all those historical architectural pearls such as the Royal Castle Amalienborg, and our special favorite the - Church of Our Saviour.
Visit Louisiana, Arken and - Glyptotek - all among the best art museums in Europe; take a walk towards the Gefion Fountain, Copenhagen's own Fontana di Trevi, and see how the Little Mermaid is doing...!
Or why not visit Tivoli, the amusement park with class, in the middle of the city.
There is more: have a Carlsberg beer (the best, obviously) in one of many beer cafés by the canal in Nyhavn, or visit the Carlsberg Brewery, to learn about the origins of the world famous Danish beer.
These are truly exciting, cool and very enjoyable places to visit.
Two Nation Vacation
Would it be not enough, take a short ride and check how other Scandinavians are doing: With the Öresund Bridge, the motorway and railway link, it takes only 30 minutes by train from Copenhagen City Centre to the centre of Malmö, Sweden.
Naturally, you must seize such a great opportunity to see more of Scandinavia!
On Copenhagen.com, besides a great deal of information about attractions, museums and ways of spending a wonderful day in Copenhagen, you can easily find and book a suitable accommodation for the night. In our hotel reservation service you can choose between five stars hotels and budget ones.
Once again: Welcome to "wonderful, wonderful Copenhagen", as Danny Kaye once sang. Enjoy your stay!
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Utopia: Katharina Grosse Hello Little Butterfly I love You What's Your Name Until November 2010
ARKEN
Step in into a painting: The second artist that comments on utopia in this three-year project is Katharina Grosse, who fills Art Axis with three-dimentional, huge paintings. Her sculpture Den anden George can be seen (until May 2010) on Amagertorv.
More in Arken: Oluf Høst (b. 1884), paintings, and permanent exhibition in Damien Hirst room.
Skovvej 100,
Ishøj (25 min by train from CPH Central Station).
Opening Hours: Tuesday-Sunday 10-17,
Wednesday 10-21,
Monday closed.
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Utopia: Katharina Grosse 
