Copenhagen is a modern city where you can find new and exciting things to do at just about every turn. The Danish capital is a go-to town for innovative Nordic cuisine at world-class restaurants, fast-moving street food, picturesque destinations, and amazing architectures. In fact, it is the best city for anyone who wants a life by the waterfront.

Copenhagen in the cold months is snowy. But, it is brimming with life in the summer and enough for visitors and locals to get on their bike and explore. Its harbours are among the world’s cleanest. Green spaces and parks are in abundance which means you can find the best setting for a relaxing summer hygge and al fresco picnic. Plus there are many furnished apartments copenhagen to accommodate you or your group. If you are visiting Copenhagen, the following are the places you should not skip:

Copenhagen Botanical Gardens

This the town’s greenest place with some amazing glasshouses to boot. It is home to over 13, 000 species of flora and fauna from across the globe. Recently, the botanical garden has opened its new butterfly house where people can explore the fantastic life of butterflies. You can also find 27 glasshouses here and the notable Palm House that features narrow spiral staircases that lead to a walkway at the top with a magnificent view of the treetops.

Superkilen

This place features the landscaped greeny of a typical park. The kilometre-long urban alternative fits those who are not for sprawling. Superkilen is in the Nørrebro district. It is manmade and has areas for shopping, picnics, and sports.

Torvehallernekbh

This indoor food market must be the first stop on your Copenhagen food trail.  This is where you will find anything your heart could desire. Its twin halls feature seasonal produce, meats, baked goods, and seafood. Also, there are quick and delicious meals to take away or enjoy outside on the tables. Consider starting your day with a mouth-watering portion of gourmet porridge at Grød.

Reffen

This urban playground and food market has a focus on sustainable food, culture, and craftsmanship. This is the must-go place for ambient chilled summer vibes by the sea. The playground is made to bring the best national and international cuisine to the waterfront with a “reduce and reuse” mindset. This place is home to more than 40 stalls that sell food along with creative upcycling workshops and cultural activities.