Copenhagen Hotels

Copenhagen is Denmark's capital and the largest city in Scandinavia. It has been aesthetically developed with not very many high-rise buildings unlike most big cities. There are approximately 100 hotels in Copenhagen. Copenhagen hotels cost anything from 70 USD upwards for a night. You can check out hotels in Copenhagen availability online here and even book a room. A Hotel in Copenhagen can range from luxurious to the moderately priced.

Whatever be your interests, Copenhagen has a whole lot of sightseeing and entertainment for you. Denmark has a relatively mild climate all year round, winter months are cold and the days are short. May and June are the best months to visit Copenhagen when the weather is comfortable and you can avoid the tourist rush, since the height of the tourist season is July and August. There are open-air concerts, lots of street activity and basking on the beach.

Highlights of Copenhagen include Christianshavn where you can visit the Vor Frelsers Kirke ('Our Saviour's Church'), the Nationalmuseet (National Museum), Rosenborg Slot, the Latin Quarter; an area around Copenhagen University, Slotsholmen; a beautiful island connected to the rest of Copenhagen by small bridges, Tivoli & Stroget are fun places with lots of amusement parks, open air performances, great eateries and an overall carnival kind of an atmosphere all year round.

Copenhagen also has some interesting places that one can get away to for one or two day trips like Frederiksborg Slot, and Hillerod. There are lots of water-sports associated with Copenhagen like windsurfing, sailing, canoeing and swimming. Other activities that Copenhagen has ample opportunities for are long walks, cycling, golf, badminton and squash. You can also go ice-skating.

The cheapest way of traveling to Copenhagen from elsewhere in Europe is by bus; the biggest regional operator servicing the city is Eurolines. Most planes landing in Denmark from anywhere in the world, touch down at the Copenhagen international airport. The city's large public transport system comprises a metro rail network called S-train, with 10 lines passing through Central Station, and a bus system called HT or Hovedstadsomradets Trafikselskab. There are also boat tours conducted on Copenhagen's waterways.