A Copenhagen Guide for the Backpacker

v>Copenhagen is a top backpacking destinationCarlsberg breweries.
offering an alternative traveling experience. TheCulture
architecture is impressive in the medieval city and mostMuseums and art galleries are numerous in
of the attractions are free.Copenhagen. The National Museum offers a
Getting Aroundfascinating history lesson and the National Gallery
Travelers would do well to get on their bike during adisplays exhibits dating from the 12th century to
trip to the city and most Copenhagen hostels cancontemporary works.
provide information about the budget-friendly City BikeNy Carlsberg Glyptotek contains the personal collection
scheme.of Carl Christian Hillman Jacobsen, son of the founder
It is quicker and cheaper to travel around the city byof Carlsberg, and is well worth seeing.
bike than by using any other form of transport.Parks
Stepping on to the harbor bus is also a cheapThere are many green spaces in Copenhagen. King's
alternative to official canal tours and a great way toGarden is the oldest park in the city and is in the
view the city from the water.Rosenborg Castle garden. In the northeast part of the
Attractionscity is the renaissance citadel Kastellat, enjoyed by
Copenhagen has a wealth of palaces, museums andlocals and travelers as a historical park.
historical monuments for the backpacker to see.Nightlife
Travelers can look out of their Copenhagen hostelCopenhagen has a vibrant jazz scene and travelers
window and observe the baroque and modernfortunate enough to catch a music festival will enjoy
architecture broken by church and cathedral spiresgreat sounds at reasonable prices.
such as the Church of Our Savior. EnergeticTravelers wandering along Stroget will come across
backpackers can even climb to the very top of thean array of street entertainment in the form of
imposing spire.magicians, jugglers and other street performers. A
Frederiksstaden is where travelers will find thegreat night out without spending a penny will do
Amalienborg Palace and Marble Church as well as anwonders for a backpacker's budget.
abundance of beautiful 18th century mansions.Tea cafes and traditional restaurants are great places
Literary backpackers can head for the Royal Library,to kick back and enjoy the best of Copenhagen local
nicknamed the Black Diamond, which is inspired by theproduce. Danish cuisine is simple and backpackers will
Northern Lights. Travelers should also keep theircome across Smorrebrod, open Danish sandwiches
fingers crossed for a free sample during a tour of theand Koldt bord, which features seafood.