Community dining is part of the Copenhagen culture and we were so happy to try it out. Tickets were…read morecheap and the community very inviting. Issue was we got seated next to a huge party of 10 who didn't even try to converse with us. We were looking forward to speaking with locals and feel like a community but instead we were interrupting a party by sitting at their table. Food was vegetarian based that night so it was a big salad and rice with rolls. Not bad but for people with kids this option was not enough food. Dessert was not included which isn't a problem. Great concept and fresh food but it wasn't as enjoyable as I thought it would be. I'll give it a try again though!

An absolutely amazing meal every time I attend. This is one of the most unique dining experiences…read more The food is delicious, affordable, and beautifully presented. Beyond this, everyone eats in a family style and is encouraged to sit in a communal style so you meet new people every time. Each time I have attended, I have met a new group of people from another spot in the world, each with a unique outlook on life.

The Black Diamond is an architectural masterpiece and anyone visiting Copenhagen needs to at least…read morestop by! Why would a library be one of the places to visit during your vacation? Well, it better not be like any other boring old library right? This library is huge, and just walking around it is a cool feeling. There's free wifi and plenty of areas to roam or sit. It's also right by the water, where I sat and enjoyed the breeze before taking the train back.

This is a must visit place when in Copenhagen! Library,…read moreCafe, Literature and amazing architectural masterpiece.

Went to the #kulturtårn on #Knippelsbro. Only ones there except for the young man who welcomed us…read moreand said it cost 20kr to get in. He gave us each a glass of water which he carried upstairs for us. Apparently you can have a meal, in the evenings, if you book in advance. Tower very nautical. Rivets and spiral staircase. Bridge with nice view of Havnen, Copenhagen and Christianshavns glassy monster buildings, and the yellow ferry Mærsk used to pay for. Tower trembles thrillingly when trucks go over Knippelsbro. Many trucks go over Knippelsbro! Tårnet is the one closest Amager. Two inside narrow rooms with box of index cards about Towers. Toilet in the bottom, bulkheady bit.

Wonderful museum, with things for adults to enjoy and learn. Also lots of things for the children…read moretoo. Our son loved it as did my husband and me. I would recommend. Lots of interesting information about all their architecture and how it's evolved and evolving.

an AMAZING museum! it goes through the history of copenhagen by highlighting all the various…read morespecial features/structures/architecture. they also have 3D printed wood which was really cool to see and feel. there is an INDOOR SLIDE and is included in the admission price, you can ride it over and over again. this is by far my favorite part

In copenhagen without anything planned? Check out Huset! The amount of times we spontaneously…read morepopped in to this place and they have had a nice concert be it rock, jazz or people playing on saws it has been a great experience each time. It consists of four floors with different themes including a movie theatre, jazz bar and the music cafe where I usually end up. Scaling the stairs presents you with really cool wall paintings which sets the relaxed vibe of the whole place. The venue is quite intimate and small so at times you basically touch toes with the artist performing. I have never been under the impression that it has been cramped for space though, which might have something to do with that you don't get the most well-known artists playing here. I can see them playing here just before their breakthrough and starting to play the big venues or maybe returning from the big venues, either way it suits my taste just fine. :) Check out their website or Facebook for a clear schedule of who is playing when or when they run their next movie themed sunday. They are very active updating these different channels which is a great way to stay up to date especially if you don't live close by.

Huset is a cozy place to watch a film, and I am pretty sure you can book the theater for group…read morescreenings (I went to Huset to view "Melancholia" with my film class). The vibe is hip and fosters conversation. I felt comfortable in the theater, and the lounge right outside of the theater was a great place to hang out with members of my class to talk about our opinions of the film. The love and care put into running the Huset theater is exemplified in the hand-picked eclectic decor, which is hard to explain but seems to combine many decades at once (you'll have to see for yourself)! The walls of Huset are covered in street art, band posters, and movie posters, and you feel cultured just walking in there! I would love to go back to see a show, or to hang out at the bar with friends. The other floors seemed lively on a Tuesday night, so Huset may be a good place to explore any day of the week!

Like any large museum, it would be impossible to see it all. However, this museum has a LOT to…read moreoffer. It's is mostly a historical museum and covers the time from the earliest relics of the Danes to modern times. The physical museum used to be a castle, and that explains why there are so many rooms, one after another. I recommend looking at the overall map and pick a floor and a place to start, based on what interests you the most. Then, allow yourself to get lost in terms of going from one room to another. There are visual and historical treasures throughout the museum, so it would be nearly impossible to NOT find things of interest. I loved seeing the old crowns, jewelry, and clothing, as well as Viking horns for drinking, old weapons, and the creative way things are presented. I was impressed by this museum because they have used modern museum techniques to display objects and explanations. For example, in one room, they had talking paintings to convey information, or a knight on a horse, which makes horse noises out of the blue. They also have some very creative temporary exhibits, which you should check out. When I was there, there were very interactive displays that were all about money and how wealth is distributed around the world. It was thought provoking, as well as fun. When you need a rest, there is also a cafeteria overlooking the inside of the museum. Face it, you are not going to see it all. There is too much and you won't have the time or stamina to "do it all." But that's OK. It's definitely worth it to buy a ticket ($22 USD) to spend two hours or so, as we did.

Very historical museum, display from early relics to modern times . Plenty to see, to learn and to…read morediscover. Great layout and it nearby Christiansborg Palace.