Copenhagen is still a new place for me. Ive been here a dozen time throughout the years but always on short visits. Now Im living here and I want to take advantage of that. This is my list of things I want to see and do in Copenhagen before I leave again.
- Canal tour
- Use the free city bikes
- Tivoli
- Bakken
- Dyrehaven (Deer park) in Klampenborg
- Christian the 4th’s Round Tower
- Tour of Carlsberg Breweries
- See a play at the Royal Theater
- Christiania + tour of the free town
- National Museum (free entrance)
- Rosenborg Castle
- Amalienborg Palace and the Marble Church
- Hamlet’s Kronborg Castle (outside copenhagen)
- Get to the top of Our Saviour’s Church spiral tower
- Mass in Our Lady’s Church
- Alternative theater
- Jazz at Lades Kælder
- Chill-out på Cafe Halvanden
- Clubbing, rock concert or electronica at Vega
- Watch Finnish or Serbo-Croatian or other strange movies at Cinemateket
- Sunday Rub a Dub club at Stengard 30
- Hiphop at the Grey Hall in Christiania
- Punk at Ungdomshuset (Too late the house is gone)
- Classic reunited rock’n roll band in Forum
- Classical concert
- Ballet
- Opera in the new Opera House
- Glyptoteket
- Check out and club in the meat packing district
- Visit the village of Dragør
- Botanical Garden
- Dansk Design Center
- Sit in on a session at the Parliament
- Sit in on a session at the Supreme Court
- Take a tour of the SAS hotel
- Storm P museum
- Karaokee at Amigo bar
- A performance at CafeTeateret
- Standup at Comedy Zoo
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7 responses to “My todo list for Copenhagen”
It depends on what you want to se/hear/do
But when friends from out of town comes to Cph I usually drag them to se/do/hear the following:
– Go to Rub a dub club (Stengard 30, Kbh N.) on Sunday evenings It s a very relaxed place whit a gerat athmosphere and always a good party.
– If the wether is good and sun is shining, go to Cafe Halvanden (www.halvanden.dk) at Refshaleoeen. Its a cafee, its a beach-club it is what you make of it.
– Go Vesterbro just walk around a look at small shops, hang around people watching.
– In the evening take a stroll around the lakes, watching and laughting at people running
– If you are here around the time of the MTV award show (beginning of november I think) I heard something about some live music in the week up till the show A good oppertunity to go see some music.
– Check out http://www.vega.dk for info on concerts of all kinds
– check out stengade 30 and lades kaelder for concerts with underground/upcomming bands.
– go to cinemateket and watch movies.
– go to Roskilde and see the cathedral, and the cosy city.
Enjoy :o)
It s quite a todo list.. After visiting Aros in Aarhus, my expirience with cultur-event is more positive, so perhaps I should join you in some of you todo.. Specially the one involving beers
Super cool Alice, thanks! Keep em coming if you have more ideas.
Next time, we re in CPH, I ll convince Maria to give you(and me) a tour . She is, as you know, a fellow map-geek. But I m up for some fine culture, so count me in for the Opera and ballet.
//Peter
And Ungdomshuset is closed or something My homie Christopher( and his band Paradox backlash, google em) played there yesterday, and until the last minute there was doubt that the place was still open
I might add:
– Storm P museet at frederiksberg rundel
– karaokee at Amigo bar – its a gay bar, but great party even if you re hetro and even if you don t sing.
– join some of the city-walks I d recomend Ghost-tours, starting at Nyhavn (find them at http://www.aok.dk)
– Teather at KafCafeen (google them)
– Stand-up at Kulcafeen or comedy zoo
I ll keep em coming . :0)
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