Denmark 2 Day Itinerary

July 27, 2024

Day 1: Copenhagen

9:00 AM: Start your day at the iconic Tivoli Gardens, a beautiful amusement park in the heart of Copenhagen. Take a stroll through the gardens and enjoy the charming atmosphere.
10:30 AM: Visit the nearby Strøget, one of Europe’s longest shopping streets, lined with high-end fashion boutiques, souvenir shops, and cafes.

1:00 PM: Grab lunch at a traditional Danish restaurant like Hornblad’s or Restaurant Schønnemann’s. Try some classic dishes like smørrebrød (open-faced sandwiches) or flæskesteg (roasted pork).
2:30 PM: Head to the Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek, a world-class art museum featuring an impressive collection of sculptures from ancient civilizations.
5:00 PM: Take a stroll along the picturesque Canal System and admire the beautiful buildings and boats.

7:00 PM: Enjoy dinner at one of Copenhagen’s top restaurants, such as Noma or Relæ. Be sure to try some fresh seafood or traditional Danish cuisine.
9:30 PM: End your evening with a visit to the famous Tivoli Gardens amusement park, where you can enjoy live music and entertainment.

Language: Danish is the official language, but most people speak English fluently.
Currency: The Danish krone (DKK) is the local currency. Credit cards are widely accepted.
Weather: Denmark’s climate is temperate with mild summers and cold winters. Bring layers for unpredictable weather.

Day 2: Copenhagen to Helsingør (Elsinore)

9:00 AM: Depart from Copenhagen Central Station by train to Helsingør, a charming coastal town famous for its stunning castle, Kronborg Castle.
11:00 AM: Arrive in Helsingør and visit the iconic Kronborg Castle, said to be the inspiration for Shakespeare’s Hamlet. Explore the castle’s beautiful gardens and towers.

1:00 PM: Enjoy lunch at a local restaurant, such as Restaurant Kronborg or Bistro Kulturhuset.
2:30 PM: Take a stroll along the picturesque coastline and enjoy the scenic views of the Baltic Sea.
4:00 PM: Visit the charming old town with its cobblestone streets and historic buildings.

6:00 PM: Return to Copenhagen by train and spend your evening exploring the city or enjoying dinner at one of the many restaurants.

Trains: Denmark has an excellent public transportation system. Trains run frequently between cities, making it easy to travel.
Buses: Buses are also a convenient option for shorter distances.
Walking and Cycling: Copenhagen is very bike-friendly, and walking is also a great way to explore the city.

EU/EEA Citizens: No visa required. You can enter Denmark with your national ID card or passport.
Non-EU Citizens: Check the official government website for visa requirements.

Additional Tips

Tipping: Tipping is not mandatory, but rounding up the bill or leaving 10-15% is appreciated.
Safety: Denmark is a very safe country. However, take normal precautions to protect yourself and your belongings.
Power Adapters: Denmark uses Type K power sockets (230V, 50Hz). Be sure to bring a universal power adapter.

Enjoy your trip to Denmark!