Indre By

Climb the spiral, cobbled road up to the observation platform of this tower, for a wonderful view of the city.

The biggest cinema in Copenhagen with more than 1000 seats in the single hall. Movies are with original language with danish subtitles. Good quality regarding projector and sound systems.

This park adjacent to Rosenborg, is the most frequented park in the city. It is a place for a stroll, a picnic, drinking beers in the sun, or whatever you feel like doing. The topless sunbathers often inject a shock into foreign visitors.

Tivoli

(http://www.tivoli.dk/comp...), vesterbrogade 3, the world famous theme park in central copenhagen. entry adults 85 kr, children up to 11 years old 40 kr 2008, discounts available for groups, open 11-23 daily longer on weekends. main season is mid april to late september. from mid november to late december there is christmas in tivoli. tivoli is especially beautiful at night when coloured lamps light up everywhere. pop/rock concerts every friday night, sometimes with internationally known names. be early. some evenings end with fireworks, consult the program. also brass bands, pantomime theater etc. on the program.

Part of the Danish film institute, this is a paradise for any cinephile. There are 3 movie theaters playing classics, cults, documentaries, art movies and exam projects from the film school. The basement houses a Videotheque, with over 3500 titles, that you are free to watch. There is also a book and video store with special movie titles, and books relating to cinematography. Lastly the building also has a restaurant and café.

A majestic old building on Kongens Nytorv, houses ballet, for which the theater is world renowned - and drama performances. There is a 65% discount for those under 30 on selected performances, to encourage young people to see the classic arts.

Nyhavn

On a sunny day, Nyhavn is a top spot for oozing in the sun - on the bulwark with a beer from the supermarket, or at the outdoor serving areas of the many rather expensive restaurants and cafe's dotted along the "sunny side" of the canal. For any self respecting Copenhagener, this is a top priority on the first day of spring - while at the height of the tourist season, it is mainly left for the visitors to populate. Often there will be street performances, mostly improvised music concerts, somewhere along the canal - take a seat, and relax.

Denmark’s new 1000 seat national stage for the dramatic arts, with 3 stages. Opened in 2008, its beautiful piece of modern architecture overlooking the harbour. Even if you are not going for a play, the cafe in the foyer, Ofelia, is a nice place to sit and enjoy the view over the water and Christianshavn.