What are the must-see attractions when traveling to Copenhagen, Denmark?

The number of bicycles in Copenhagen is 40,000 more than the total number of citizens. There are approximately 400 kilometers of dedicated bicycle lanes in and around Copenhagen.

In Copenhagen, no matter it is sunny, rainy or snowy, whether going to school, work or nightlife, Copenhageners will ride bicycles. Today, 55% of Copenhageners choose to travel by bicycle, and the total distance cycled every day reaches 1.2 million kilometers. Not only that, Copenhagen has been the world's first official bicycle city recognized by the International Cycling Association for four consecutive years (2008 to 2011). Currently, Copenhagen is building more dedicated green lanes for cyclists.

What are the top ten must-see tourist attractions in Copenhagen?

Newport: sun-drenched restaurants and ancient tall-masted sailing ships. New Port is famous for its sun-drenched shore restaurants and ancient tall-masted sailing ships. The famous fairy tale writer Andersen lived here for twenty years.

The Little Mermaid Statue: With a history of 100 years, the Little Mermaid Statue is the incarnation of Andersen's fairy tale "The Daughter of the Sea" and is also the symbol of Copenhagen.

Amalienborg Palace: the residence of the Danish royal family, the changing of the guard ceremony of the Royal Guard. The Changing of the Guard Ceremony at Amalienborg Palace starts on time at 12:00 noon every day.

Tivoli Gardens: A paradise that recognizes the same as children

Frederiksberg Castle: Museum of Danish History and Art

Viking Ship Museum: Thousand Years Viking ship - a miracle of world navigation

Blue Planet Aquarium: This is the largest aquarium in Northern Europe

Roskilde Cathedral: a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage< /p>

Rose Palace: the sparkling diamonds and the fantasy of the king’s back garden

Hamlet Castle: the setting for Shakespeare’s Hamlet

Copenhagen tourist attractions walking tour Route:

The Little Mermaid sculpture - she is the embodiment of Andersen's fairy tale world. Although she is petite, she is one of the sculptures with the most photos of tourists in the world.

The residence of the Queen of Denmark - Amalienborg Palace and the Danish cultural treasure Rose Palace.

The Queen's Tapestry Series in the Great Chamber of Christiansborg, where the Danish Parliament is located, describes 1,000 years of Danish history.

Old Stock Exchange B?rsen - one of the oldest buildings in Copenhagen, dating back to 1625.

National Museum of Denmark - the development history of Denmark from ancient times to the present.

The New Carlsberg Art Museum in Copenhagen - funded and built by the Carlsberg Brewery Company, the museum has a collection of ancient Egyptian, ancient Greek, Etruscan and ancient Roman art, Danish and French paintings and 19 -Sculpture of the 20th century.

Thorvaldsen Museum - It mainly displays the sculptures of the famous Danish sculptor Bartel Thorvaldsen (1770-1844), and displays his collection of antiques and well-known European art works of the time.

The National Gallery of Denmark - mainly focuses on three major categories of royal collections, including oil paintings, sculptures, painting art and plaster works. There are also various exhibitions with different themes every year.