Copenhagen
Capital Region of Denmark, Denmark
Compact, sexy, culture-rich and charismatic, this most stylish, progressive and tastiest of all the Nordic capitals never disappoints.
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If walls could whisper, this iconic 18th-century beauty would share Copenhagen’s greatest secrets: war generals, monarchs and A-list celebrities have all stayed here throughout the years.
A Victorian framework finessed with Scandi design elements, it deftly straddles past and present: find a Michelin-star restaurant, superb spa and lap-worthy indoor pool (the only one in the inner city) all set against a glamorous backdrop primed for a period drama.
Perfect for a romantic break or celebration, every inch of the building feels special. Pick a suite with a balcony overlooking the King’s New Square or the quieter backyard of the hotel.
Life can be frenetic on the porch of this city centre hotel, but behind closed doors, peace and quiet reign.
Sitting at the end of Strøget, Europe’s longest shopping street, it’s neighboured by designer stores, fancy jewellers and a parade of grand architectural wonders.
Directly opposite, the leafy King’s New Square transforms into a skate rink during winter months. Stroll out for a shopping spree on nearby Strøget or explore the rainbow 17th century waterfront of Nyhavn – a short 5-minute walk away. Historical attractions such as the Royal Theatre, the King’s Garden and The Little Mermaid statue are also all within close walking distance.
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Capital Region of Denmark, Denmark
Compact, sexy, culture-rich and charismatic, this most stylish, progressive and tastiest of all the Nordic capitals never disappoints.