Copenhagen

Use this thread to ask for advice about accommodation, sightseeing, events, restaurants, bars, clubs, public transportation, jobs and the like. Questions about visiting and moving to Copenhagen are only allowed in this thread.

Before posting, be sure to read our wiki for guides and answers to the most frequently asked questions from newcomers. Tourists will find useful information at WikiVoyage, WikiTravel and VisitCopenhagen, while new residents should visit the international websites of the City of Copenhagen and the Danish Immigration Service.

Be specific when asking for recommendations – tell us about yourself and what you like. Generic recommendations for "a nice restaurant" or "must-see attractions" can be found on TripAdvisor. Also, as locals we probably don't know much about hotels in the city.

If you're not looking for general advice and recommendations, feel free to create a new post in the subreddit. We love seeing interesting observations, stories and pictures from visitors and new neighbours!

This thread is created automatically at the beginning of every month. Click here for previous threads.

Use this thread to ask for advice about accommodation, sightseeing, events, restaurants, bars, clubs, public transportation, jobs and the like. Questions about visiting and moving to Copenhagen are only allowed in this thread.

Before posting, be sure to read our wiki for guides and answers to the most frequently asked questions from newcomers. Tourists will find useful information at WikiVoyage, WikiTravel and VisitCopenhagen, while new residents should visit the international websites of the City of Copenhagen and the Danish Immigration Service.

Be specific when asking for recommendations – tell us about yourself and what you like. Generic recommendations for "a nice restaurant" or "must-see attractions" can be found on TripAdvisor. Also, as locals we probably don't know much about hotels in the city.

If you're not looking for general advice and recommendations, feel free to create a new post in the subreddit. We love seeing interesting observations, stories and pictures from visitors and new neighbours!

This thread is created automatically at the beginning of every month. Click here for previous threads.

Use this thread to ask for advice about accommodation, sightseeing, events, restaurants, bars, clubs, public transportation, jobs and the like. Questions about visiting and moving to Copenhagen are only allowed in this thread.

Before posting, be sure to read our wiki for guides and answers to the most frequently asked questions from newcomers. Tourists will find useful information at WikiVoyage, WikiTravel and VisitCopenhagen, while new residents should visit the international websites of the City of Copenhagen and the Danish Immigration Service.

Be specific when asking for recommendations – tell us about yourself and what you like. Generic recommendations for "a nice restaurant" or "must-see attractions" can be found on TripAdvisor. Also, as locals we probably don't know much about hotels in the city.

If you're not looking for general advice and recommendations, feel free to create a new post in the subreddit. We love seeing interesting observations, stories and pictures from visitors and new neighbours!

This thread is created automatically at the beginning of every month. Click here for previous threads.

Use this thread to ask for advice about accommodation, sightseeing, events, restaurants, bars, clubs, public transportation, jobs and the like. Questions about visiting and moving to Copenhagen are only allowed in this thread.

Before posting, be sure to read our wiki for guides and answers to the most frequently asked questions from newcomers. Tourists will find useful information at WikiVoyage, WikiTravel and VisitCopenhagen, while new residents should visit the international websites of the City of Copenhagen and the Danish Immigration Service.

Be specific when asking for recommendations – tell us about yourself and what you like. Generic recommendations for "a nice restaurant" or "must-see attractions" can be found on TripAdvisor. Also, as locals we probably don't know much about hotels in the city.

If you're not looking for general advice and recommendations, feel free to create a new post in the subreddit. We love seeing interesting observations, stories and pictures from visitors and new neighbours!

This thread is created automatically at the beginning of every month. Click here for previous threads.

Use this thread to ask for advice about accommodation, sightseeing, events, restaurants, bars, clubs, public transportation, jobs and the like. Questions about visiting and moving to Copenhagen are only allowed in this thread.

Before posting, be sure to read our wiki for guides and answers to the most frequently asked questions from newcomers. Tourists will find useful information at WikiVoyage, WikiTravel and VisitCopenhagen, while new residents should visit the international websites of the City of Copenhagen and the Danish Immigration Service.

Be specific when asking for recommendations – tell us about yourself and what you like. Generic recommendations for "a nice restaurant" or "must-see attractions" can be found on TripAdvisor. Also, as locals we probably don't know much about hotels in the city.

If you're not looking for general advice and recommendations, feel free to create a new post in the subreddit. We love seeing interesting observations, stories and pictures from visitors and new neighbours!

This thread is created automatically at the beginning of every month. Click here for previous threads.

Use this thread to ask for advice about accommodation, sightseeing, events, restaurants, bars, clubs, public transportation, jobs and the like. Questions about visiting and moving to Copenhagen are only allowed in this thread.

Before posting, be sure to read our wiki for guides and answers to the most frequently asked questions from newcomers. Tourists will find useful information at WikiVoyage, WikiTravel and VisitCopenhagen, while new residents should visit the international websites of the City of Copenhagen and the Danish Immigration Service.

Be specific when asking for recommendations – tell us about yourself and what you like. Generic recommendations for "a nice restaurant" or "must-see attractions" can be found on TripAdvisor. Also, as locals we probably don't know much about hotels in the city.

If you're not looking for general advice and recommendations, feel free to create a new post in the subreddit. We love seeing interesting observations, stories and pictures from visitors and new neighbours!

This thread is created automatically at the beginning of every month. Click here for previous threads.

Use this thread to ask for advice about accommodation, sightseeing, events, restaurants, bars, clubs, public transportation, jobs and the like. Questions about visiting and moving to Copenhagen are only allowed in this thread.

Before posting, be sure to read our wiki for guides and answers to the most frequently asked questions from newcomers. Tourists will find useful information at WikiVoyage, WikiTravel and VisitCopenhagen, while new residents should visit the international websites of the City of Copenhagen and the Danish Immigration Service.

Be specific when asking for recommendations – tell us about yourself and what you like. Generic recommendations for "a nice restaurant" or "must-see attractions" can be found on TripAdvisor. Also, as locals we probably don't know much about hotels in the city.

If you're not looking for general advice and recommendations, feel free to create a new post in the subreddit. We love seeing interesting observations, stories and pictures from visitors and new neighbours!

This thread is created automatically at the beginning of every month. Click here for previous threads.

Use this thread to ask for advice about accommodation, sightseeing, events, restaurants, bars, clubs, public transportation, jobs and the like. Questions about visiting and moving to Copenhagen are only allowed in this thread.

Before posting, be sure to read our wiki for guides and answers to the most frequently asked questions from newcomers. Tourists will find useful information at WikiVoyage, WikiTravel and VisitCopenhagen, while new residents should visit the international websites of the City of Copenhagen and the Danish Immigration Service.

Be specific when asking for recommendations – tell us about yourself and what you like. Generic recommendations for "a nice restaurant" or "must-see attractions" can be found on TripAdvisor. Also, as locals we probably don't know much about hotels in the city.

If you're not looking for general advice and recommendations, feel free to create a new post in the subreddit. We love seeing interesting observations, stories and pictures from visitors and new neighbours!

This thread is created automatically at the beginning of every month. Click here for previous threads.

Use this thread to ask for advice about accommodation, sightseeing, events, restaurants, bars, clubs, public transportation, jobs and the like. Questions about visiting and moving to Copenhagen are only allowed in this thread.

Before posting, be sure to read our wiki for guides and answers to the most frequently asked questions from newcomers. Tourists will find useful information at WikiVoyage, WikiTravel and VisitCopenhagen, while new residents should visit the international websites of the City of Copenhagen and the Danish Immigration Service.

Be specific when asking for recommendations – tell us about yourself and what you like. Generic recommendations for "a nice restaurant" or "must-see attractions" can be found on TripAdvisor. Also, as locals we probably don't know much about hotels in the city.

If you're not looking for general advice and recommendations, feel free to create a new post in the subreddit. We love seeing interesting observations, stories and pictures from visitors and new neighbours!

This thread is created automatically at the beginning of every month. Click here for previous threads.

Use this thread to ask for advice about accommodation, sightseeing, events, restaurants, bars, clubs, public transportation, jobs and the like. Questions about visiting and moving to Copenhagen are only allowed in this thread.

Before posting, be sure to read our wiki for guides and answers to the most frequently asked questions from newcomers. Tourists will find useful information at WikiVoyage, WikiTravel and VisitCopenhagen, while new residents should visit the international websites of the City of Copenhagen and the Danish Immigration Service.

Be specific when asking for recommendations – tell us about yourself and what you like. Generic recommendations for "a nice restaurant" or "must-see attractions" can be found on TripAdvisor. Also, as locals we probably don't know much about hotels in the city.

If you're not looking for general advice and recommendations, feel free to create a new post in the subreddit. We love seeing interesting observations, stories and pictures from visitors and new neighbours!

This thread is created automatically at the beginning of every month. Click here for previous threads.

Use this thread to ask for advice about accommodation, sightseeing, events, restaurants, bars, clubs, public transportation, jobs and the like. Questions about visiting and moving to Copenhagen are only allowed in this thread.

Before posting, be sure to read our wiki for guides and answers to the most frequently asked questions from newcomers. Tourists will find useful information at WikiVoyage, WikiTravel and VisitCopenhagen, while new residents should visit the international websites of the City of Copenhagen and the Danish Immigration Service.

Be specific when asking for recommendations – tell us about yourself and what you like. Generic recommendations for "a nice restaurant" or "must-see attractions" can be found on TripAdvisor. Also, as locals we probably don't know much about hotels in the city.

If you're not looking for general advice and recommendations, feel free to create a new post in the subreddit. We love seeing interesting observations, stories and pictures from visitors and new neighbours!

This thread is created automatically at the beginning of every month. Click here for previous threads.

Use this thread to ask for advice about accommodation, sightseeing, events, restaurants, bars, clubs, public transportation, jobs and the like. Questions about visiting and moving to Copenhagen are only allowed in this thread.

Before posting, be sure to read our wiki for guides and answers to the most frequently asked questions from newcomers. Tourists will find useful information at WikiVoyage, WikiTravel and VisitCopenhagen, while new residents should visit the international websites of the City of Copenhagen and the Danish Immigration Service.

Be specific when asking for recommendations – tell us about yourself and what you like. Generic recommendations for "a nice restaurant" or "must-see attractions" can be found on TripAdvisor. Also, as locals we probably don't know much about hotels in the city.

If you're not looking for general advice and recommendations, feel free to create a new post in the subreddit. We love seeing interesting observations, stories and pictures from visitors and new neighbours!

This thread is created automatically at the beginning of every month. Click here for previous threads.

Use this thread to ask for advice about accommodation, sightseeing, events, restaurants, bars, clubs, public transportation, jobs and the like. Questions about visiting and moving to Copenhagen are only allowed in this thread.

Before posting, be sure to read our wiki for guides and answers to the most frequently asked questions from newcomers. Tourists will find useful information at WikiVoyage, WikiTravel and VisitCopenhagen, while new residents should visit the international websites of the City of Copenhagen and the Danish Immigration Service.

Be specific when asking for recommendations – tell us about yourself and what you like. Generic recommendations for "a nice restaurant" or "must-see attractions" can be found on TripAdvisor. Also, as locals we probably don't know much about hotels in the city.

If you're not looking for general advice and recommendations, feel free to create a new post in the subreddit. We love seeing interesting observations, stories and pictures from visitors and new neighbours!

This thread is created automatically at the beginning of every month. Click here for previous threads.

Use this thread to ask for advice about accommodation, sightseeing, events, restaurants, bars, clubs, public transportation, jobs and the like. Questions about visiting and moving to Copenhagen are only allowed in this thread.

Before posting, be sure to read our wiki for guides and answers to the most frequently asked questions from newcomers. Tourists will find useful information at WikiVoyage, WikiTravel and VisitCopenhagen, while new residents should visit the international websites of the City of Copenhagen and the Danish Immigration Service.

Be specific when asking for recommendations – tell us about yourself and what you like. Generic recommendations for "a nice restaurant" or "must-see attractions" can be found on TripAdvisor. Also, as locals we probably don't know much about hotels in the city.

If you're not looking for general advice and recommendations, feel free to create a new post in the subreddit. We love seeing interesting observations, stories and pictures from visitors and new neighbours!

This thread is created automatically at the beginning of every month. Click here for previous threads.

Use this thread to ask for advice about accommodation, sightseeing, events, restaurants, bars, clubs, public transportation, jobs and the like. Questions about visiting and moving to Copenhagen are only allowed in this thread.

Before posting, be sure to read our wiki for guides and answers to the most frequently asked questions from newcomers. Tourists will find useful information at WikiVoyage, WikiTravel and VisitCopenhagen, while new residents should visit the international websites of the City of Copenhagen and the Danish Immigration Service.

Be specific when asking for recommendations – tell us about yourself and what you like. Generic recommendations for "a nice restaurant" or "must-see attractions" can be found on TripAdvisor. Also, as locals we probably don't know much about hotels in the city.

If you're not looking for general advice and recommendations, feel free to create a new post in the subreddit. We love seeing interesting observations, stories and pictures from visitors and new neighbours!

This thread is created automatically at the beginning of every month. Click here for previous threads.

Use this thread to ask for advice about accommodation, sightseeing, events, restaurants, bars, clubs, public transportation, jobs and the like. Questions about visiting and moving to Copenhagen are only allowed in this thread.

Before posting, be sure to read our wiki for guides and answers to the most frequently asked questions from newcomers. Tourists will find useful information at WikiVoyage, WikiTravel and VisitCopenhagen, while new residents should visit the international websites of the City of Copenhagen and the Danish Immigration Service.

Be specific when asking for recommendations – tell us about yourself and what you like. Generic recommendations for "a nice restaurant" or "must-see attractions" can be found on TripAdvisor. Also, as locals we probably don't know much about hotels in the city.

If you're not looking for general advice and recommendations, feel free to create a new post in the subreddit. We love seeing interesting observations, stories and pictures from visitors and new neighbours!

This thread is created automatically at the beginning of every month. Click here for previous threads.

Use this thread to ask for advice about accommodation, sightseeing, events, restaurants, bars, clubs, public transportation, jobs and the like. Questions about visiting and moving to Copenhagen are only allowed in this thread.

Before posting, be sure to read our wiki for guides and answers to the most frequently asked questions from newcomers. Tourists will find useful information at WikiVoyage, WikiTravel and VisitCopenhagen, while new residents should visit the international websites of the City of Copenhagen and the Danish Immigration Service.

Be specific when asking for recommendations – tell us about yourself and what you like. Generic recommendations for "a nice restaurant" or "must-see attractions" can be found on TripAdvisor. Also, as locals we probably don't know much about hotels in the city.

If you're not looking for general advice and recommendations, feel free to create a new post in the subreddit. We love seeing interesting observations, stories and pictures from visitors and new neighbours!

This thread is created automatically at the beginning of every month. Click here for previous threads.

Any posts where the user has obviously not read and adhered to the below will be removed by the moderators.

• Read the Rules of the subreddit. Adhere to the rules of the subreddit.
• This subreddit is about Copenhagen. Not Denmark in general - but *Copenhagen* defined as the Copenhagen Metropolitan Area. If you want to ask questions about immigration rules, taxation or national politics, you can visit /r/Denmark and try your luck.
• This isn't a travel agency, and we're not going to plan your holiday for you. Low effort posts will be obliterated. If we can find the answer on Google, so can you.
• If you do ask for tips or assistance, be specific. "I'm here and wanna do whatever" will not get you far. There's a direct correlation between the quality of the information you provide, and the quality of the information you'll be provided with. For example if you're looking for something "cheap", qualify what "cheap" means to you.
• The people in this sub-reddit love Copenhagen, and we very much want to share its awesomeness with you. But we don't want to answer the same questions over and over again. Before you ask something, please do some research. The /r/copenhagen Wiki is a start. WikiVoyage, WikiTravel and VisitCopenhagen are also good resources for tourists.
• If you're looking for input on hotels from other tourists, check TripAdvisor. Most of us are locals, so we probably don't know anything about hotels. Have you ever stayed in a hotel in your home city? Probably not.
• No ads allowed - and that means both sales and wants. Don' try to buy concert tickets, sell your bicycle or to rent an apartment. You can check the housing section on the Wiki for tips on what you can do to find a place to live.
• Posts with "I heard a loud bang, what is it?" will be removed. 99,9% of the time the answer is fireworks, either from Tivoli or some football hooligans up to shenanigans. If its anything serious, you'll find it in the breaking news on DR.dk.

Any posts where the user has obviously not read and adhered to the below will be removed by the moderators.

• Read the Rules of the subreddit. Adhere to the rules of the subreddit.
• This subreddit is about Copenhagen. Not Denmark in general - but *Copenhagen* defined as the Copenhagen Metropolitan Area. If you want to ask questions about immigration rules, taxation or national politics, you can visit /r/Denmark and try your luck.
• This isn't a travel agency, and we're not going to plan your holiday for you. Low effort posts will be obliterated. If we can find the answer on Google, so can you.
• If you do ask for tips or assistance, be specific. "I'm here and wanna do whatever" will not get you far. There's a direct correlation between the quality of the information you provide, and the quality of the information you'll be provided with. For example if you're looking for something "cheap", qualify what "cheap" means to you.
• The people in this sub-reddit love Copenhagen, and we very much want to share its awesomeness with you. But we don't want to answer the same questions over and over again. Before you ask something, please do some research. The /r/copenhagen Wiki is a start. WikiVoyage, WikiTravel and VisitCopenhagen are also good resources for tourists.
• If you're looking for input on hotels from other tourists, check TripAdvisor. Most of us are locals, so we probably don't know anything about hotels. Have you ever stayed in a hotel in your home city? Probably not.
• No ads allowed - and that means both sales and wants. Don' try to buy concert tickets, sell your bicycle or to rent an apartment. You can check the housing section on the Wiki for tips on what you can do to find a place to live.
• Posts with "I heard a loud bang, what is it?" will be removed. 99,9% of the time the answer is fireworks, either from Tivoli or some football hooligans up to shenanigans. If its anything serious, you'll find it in the breaking news on DR.dk.

Any posts where the user has obviously not read and adhered to the below will be removed by the moderators.

• Read the Rules of the subreddit. Adhere to the rules of the subreddit.
• This subreddit is about Copenhagen. Not Denmark in general - but *Copenhagen* defined as the Copenhagen Metropolitan Area. If you want to ask questions about immigration rules, taxation or national politics, you can visit /r/Denmark and try your luck.
• This isn't a travel agency, and we're not going to plan your holiday for you. Low effort posts will be obliterated. If we can find the answer on Google, so can you.
• If you do ask for tips or assistance, be specific. "I'm here and wanna do whatever" will not get you far. There's a direct correlation between the quality of the information you provide, and the quality of the information you'll be provided with. For example if you're looking for something "cheap", qualify what "cheap" means to you.
• The people in this sub-reddit love Copenhagen, and we very much want to share its awesomeness with you. But we don't want to answer the same questions over and over again. Before you ask something, please do some research. The /r/copenhagen Wiki is a start. WikiVoyage, WikiTravel and VisitCopenhagen are also good resources for tourists.
• If you're looking for input on hotels from other tourists, check TripAdvisor. Most of us are locals, so we probably don't know anything about hotels. Have you ever stayed in a hotel in your home city? Probably not.
• No ads allowed - and that means both sales and wants. Don' try to buy concert tickets, sell your bicycle or to rent an apartment. You can check the housing section on the Wiki for tips on what you can do to find a place to live.
• Posts with "I heard a loud bang, what is it?" will be removed. 99,9% of the time the answer is fireworks, either from Tivoli or some football hooligans up to shenanigans. If its anything serious, you'll find it in the breaking news on DR.dk.

Any posts where the user has obviously not read and adhered to the below will be removed by the moderators.

• Read the Rules of the subreddit. Adhere to the rules of the subreddit.
• This subreddit is about Copenhagen. Not Denmark in general - but *Copenhagen* defined as the Copenhagen Metropolitan Area. If you want to ask questions about immigration rules, taxation or national politics, you can visit /r/Denmark and try your luck.
• This isn't a travel agency, and we're not going to plan your holiday for you. Low effort posts will be obliterated. If we can find the answer on Google, so can you.
• If you do ask for tips or assistance, be specific. "I'm here and wanna do whatever" will not get you far. There's a direct correlation between the quality of the information you provide, and the quality of the information you'll be provided with. For example if you're looking for something "cheap", qualify what "cheap" means to you.
• The people in this sub-reddit love Copenhagen, and we very much want to share its awesomeness with you. But we don't want to answer the same questions over and over again. Before you ask something, please do some research. The /r/copenhagen Wiki is a start. WikiVoyage, WikiTravel and VisitCopenhagen are also good resources for tourists.
• If you're looking for input on hotels from other tourists, check TripAdvisor. Most of us are locals, so we probably don't know anything about hotels. Have you ever stayed in a hotel in your home city? Probably not.
• No ads allowed - and that means both sales and wants. Don' try to buy concert tickets, sell your bicycle or to rent an apartment. You can check the housing section on the Wiki for tips on what you can do to find a place to live.
• Posts with "I heard a loud bang, what is it?" will be removed. 99,9% of the time the answer is fireworks, either from Tivoli or some football hooligans up to shenanigans. If its anything serious, you'll find it in the breaking news on DR.dk.

**READ THIS IN ITS ENTIRETY BEFORE POSTING.**

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Any posts where the user has obviously not read and adhered to the below will be removed by the moderators.

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• This subreddit is about Copenhagen. Not Denmark in general - but *Copenhagen* defined as the Copenhagen Metropolitan Area. If you want to ask questions about immigration rules, taxation or national politics, you can visit /r/Denmark and try your luck.
• This isn't a travel agency, and we're not going to plan your holiday for you. Low effort posts will be obliterated. If we can find the answer on Google, so can you.
• If you do ask for tips or assistance, be specific. "I'm here and wanna do whatever" will not get you far. There's a direct correlation between the quality of the information you provide, and the quality of the information you'll be provided with. For example if you're looking for something "cheap", qualify what "cheap" means to you.
• The people in this sub-reddit love Copenhagen, and we very much want to share its awesomeness with you. But we don't want to answer the same questions over and over again. Before you ask something, please do some research. The /r/copenhagen Wiki is a start. WikiVoyage, WikiTravel and VisitCopenhagen are also good resources for tourists.
• If you're looking for input on hotels from other tourists, check TripAdvisor. Most of us are locals, so we probably don't know anything about hotels. Have you ever stayed in a hotel in your home city? Probably not.
• No ads allowed - and that means both sales and wants. Don' try to buy concert tickets, sell your bicycle or to rent an apartment. You can check the housing section on the Wiki for tips on what you can do to find a place to live.
• Posts with "I heard a loud bang, what is it?" will be removed. 99,9% of the time the answer is fireworks, either from Tivoli or some football hooligans up to shenanigans. If its anything serious, you'll find it in the breaking news on DR.dk.

**READ THIS IN ITS ENTIRETY BEFORE POSTING.**

​

Any posts where the user has obviously not read and adhered to the below will be removed by the moderators.

​

• This subreddit is about Copenhagen. Not Denmark in general - but *Copenhagen* defined as the Copenhagen Metropolitan Area. If you want to ask questions about immigration rules, taxation or national politics, you can visit /r/Denmark and try your luck.
• This isn't a travel agency, and we're not going to plan your holiday for you. Low effort posts will be obliterated. If we can find the answer on Google, so can you.
• If you do ask for tips or assistance, be specific. "I'm here and wanna do whatever" will not get you far. There's a direct correlation between the quality of the information you provide, and the quality of the information you'll be provided with. For example if you're looking for something "cheap", qualify what "cheap" means to you.
• The people in this sub-reddit love Copenhagen, and we very much want to share its awesomeness with you. But we don't want to answer the same questions over and over again. Before you ask something, please do some research. The /r/copenhagen Wiki is a start. WikiVoyage, WikiTravel and VisitCopenhagen are also good resources for tourists.
• If you're looking for input on hotels from other tourists, check TripAdvisor. Most of us are locals, so we probably don't know anything about hotels. Have you ever stayed in a hotel in your home city? Probably not.
• No ads allowed - and that means both sales and wants. Don' try to buy concert tickets, sell your bicycle or to rent an apartment. You can check the housing section on the Wiki for tips on what you can do to find a place to live.
• Posts with "I heard a loud bang, what is it?" will be removed. 99,9% of the time the answer is fireworks, either from Tivoli or some football hooligans up to shenanigans. If its anything serious, you'll find it in the breaking news on DR.dk.

**READ THIS IN ITS ENTIRETY BEFORE POSTING.**

​

Any posts where the user has obviously not read and adhered to the below will be removed by the moderators.

​

• This subreddit is about Copenhagen. Not Denmark in general - but *Copenhagen* defined as the Copenhagen Metropolitan Area. If you want to ask questions about immigration rules, taxation or national politics, you can visit /r/Denmark and try your luck.
• This isn't a travel agency, and we're not going to plan your holiday for you. Low effort posts will be obliterated. If we can find the answer on Google, so can you.
• If you do ask for tips or assistance, be specific. "I'm here and wanna do whatever" will not get you far. There's a direct correlation between the quality of the information you provide, and the quality of the information you'll be provided with. For example if you're looking for something "cheap", qualify what "cheap" means to you.
• The people in this sub-reddit love Copenhagen, and we very much want to share its awesomeness with you. But we don't want to answer the same questions over and over again. Before you ask something, please do some research. The /r/copenhagen Wiki is a start. WikiVoyage, WikiTravel and VisitCopenhagen are also good resources for tourists.
• If you're looking for input on hotels from other tourists, check TripAdvisor. Most of us are locals, so we probably don't know anything about hotels. Have you ever stayed in a hotel in your home city? Probably not.
• No ads allowed - and that means both sales and wants. Don' try to buy concert tickets, sell your bicycle or to rent an apartment. You can check the housing section on the Wiki for tips on what you can do to find a place to live.
• Posts with "I heard a loud bang, what is it?" will be removed. 99,9% of the time the answer is fireworks, either from Tivoli or some football hooligans up to shenanigans. If its anything serious, you'll find it in the breaking news on DR.dk.

**READ THIS IN ITS ENTIRETY BEFORE POSTING.**

​

Any posts where the user has obviously not read and adhered to the below will be removed by the moderators.

​

• This subreddit is about Copenhagen. Not Denmark in general - but *Copenhagen* defined as the Copenhagen Metropolitan Area. If you want to ask questions about immigration rules, taxation or national politics, you can visit /r/Denmark and try your luck.
• This isn't a travel agency, and we're not going to plan your holiday for you. Low effort posts will be obliterated. If we can find the answer on Google, so can you.
• If you do ask for tips or assistance, be specific. "I'm here and wanna do whatever" will not get you far. There's a direct correlation between the quality of the information you provide, and the quality of the information you'll be provided with. For example if you're looking for something "cheap", qualify what "cheap" means to you.
• The people in this sub-reddit love Copenhagen, and we very much want to share its awesomeness with you. But we don't want to answer the same questions over and over again. Before you ask something, please do some research. The /r/copenhagen Wiki is a start. WikiVoyage, WikiTravel and VisitCopenhagen are also good resources for tourists.
• If you're looking for input on hotels from other tourists, check TripAdvisor. Most of us are locals, so we probably don't know anything about hotels. Have you ever stayed in a hotel in your home city? Probably not.
• No ads allowed - and that means both sales and wants. Don' try to buy concert tickets, sell your bicycle or to rent an apartment. You can check the housing section on the Wiki for tips on what you can do to find a place to live.
• Posts with "I heard a loud bang, what is it?" will be removed. 99,9% of the time the answer is fireworks, either from Tivoli or some football hooligans up to shenanigans. If its anything serious, you'll find it in the breaking news on DR.dk.