Holiday Copenhagen

Enjoy your city break in Copenhagen at Wakeup Copenhagen's state-of-the-art hotels

Colorful historic buildings line the Nyhavn waterfront in Copenhagen, Denmark. The structures are painted in red, yellow, and green, with outdoor cafes and sailing boats docked along the canal under a clear blue sky.

Enjoy a city break in Copenhagen at one of Wakeup Copenhagen’s hotels

Enjoy your holiday in Copenhagen at Wakeup Copenhagen’s hotels. The hotels are perfect for a city break, and low prices come as standard. Enjoy the central location and easy access to the hotels, whether you are travelling by train, plane or car.

Copenhagen attracts city travellers with culture, shopping, entertainment and nightlife. All great reasons to visit Copenhagen and book your hotel stay at Wakeup Copenhagen. That way, you can be sure to feel well-rested and ready to explore the many exciting experiences the city has to offer.

Stay right in the centre during your holiday in Copenhagen

Wakeup Copenhagen’s hotels are like pearls placed right in the heart of Copenhagen. When you step out of the lobby, you are just a few steps away from one of Denmark’s most popular attractions, Tivoli, which invites you in with life, lights and joyful moments. You do not have to walk much further to reach several of the other exciting cultural offerings the city has to offer, such as the Glyptotek, the Danish Design Center or the National Museum.

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Winter holiday in Copenhagen

Are you planning a winter holiday in Copenhagen? Then read our guide and discover all the activities the city has to offer during the winter break. There are activities that both adults and children will love.

Read our guide for your winter holiday in Copenhagen

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Easter holiday in Copenhagen

Easter brings lovely spring vibes to the city. If you are visiting Copenhagen during your Easter holiday, read our guide and get inspiration for what to do during your stay in the city.

Read our guide for your Easter holiday in Copenhagen

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The perfect hotel for your city break

Wakeup Copenhagen is the perfect base for your holiday in Copenhagen if you want to explore the countless shopping opportunities the city has to offer. The hotels on Carsten Niebuhrs Gade and Bernstorffsgade are located on the border between the city centre and Vesterbro, while the hotel on Borgergade is situated close to Kongens Nytorv.

A city break in Copenhagen offers great shopping opportunities. On Strøget, you will find many exclusive shops, and in the smaller side streets there are numerous exciting boutiques worth visiting.

In Vesterbro, which in recent years has developed into Copenhagen’s answer to Greenwich Village or the Latin Quarter, you will find small cafés, great restaurants and unique shops where designers sell their own products – just some of the things this vibrant district has to offer.

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Wakeup Copenhagen, Bernstorffsgade

Cool and modern budget hotel in Copenhagen – close to Tivoli Gardens, the central station and the cool city area of Vesterbro.

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Wakeup Copenhagen, Borgergade

Cool and modern budget hotel in Copenhagen – close to attractions and shopping in the chic part of the city.

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Wakeup Copenhagen, Carsten Niebuhrs Gade

Cool and modern budget hotel in Copenhagen – close to the Tivoli Gardens and Tivoli Congress Center.

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Tivoli Gardens

Tivoli Gardens is a fairytale amusement park in the heart of Copenhagen. Tivoli opened its doors in 1843, making it the world's second oldest amusement park, and it has been a huge attraction ever since.

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Colorful, historic buildings line the Nyhavn waterfront in Copenhagen, Denmark. Docked boats float gently in the canal, with outdoor cafes and a sunny blue sky completing the lively scene.

Nyhavn

Nyhavn, Copenhagen's port pearl, which stretches from Kongens Nytorv Square and all the way along the canal. Many of the old houses are preserved till this day, and the oldest house dates back to 1681.

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The National Museum

The National Museum of Denmark is the country's main cultural history museum, housing pictures and objects from all over the world. The famous Gold Horn is also found at the National Museum of Denmark. The museum also offers a restaurant, a café, and the Children's Museum - a place where kids can play. explore, and step directly into the world of history. 

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Kings New Square

The Kings New Square is at the end of the street up towards Nyhavn and is surrounded by beautiful old mansion. In the middle stands the equestrian statue of King Christian the 5th and every spring it is tradition for the new student’s to celebrate the day by dancing around the statue.

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Hop-on Hop-off Canal Tours

Hop-on Hop-off Canal Tours operates daily around the canals of Copenhagen, starting from Gl. Strand or Nyhavn. Here you can see Copenhagen from the waterfront with a tour guide, and have different stops.

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Copenhagen Central Station

Copenhagen Central Station is a hub for almost all traffic. You can, for example, take the train to Malmö, Fisketorvet shopping centre or the airport. At the central station, you will find trains, a taxi rank and buses. Further, inside the station's column hall, you'll find more than 30 different shops. eateries, and service facilities that you can use between 08:00 and 20:00 every day. 

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Town Square

Town Hall Square is the city's great popular place where people move around the clock. The square is inspired by the shape of a seashell, and adjacent to the impressive old Copenhagen City Hall Building.

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Shopping street (Strøget)

Strøget is the famous pedestrian shopping street in Copenhagen's city centre, which extends from Rådhuspladsen to Kongens Nytorv. The pedestrian street offers a wide array of shops, ranging from budget-friendly chains to some of the world's most expensive brands.

Do you need inspiration for your holiday in Copenhagen?

Then you can read some of our guides to the best things to experience in Copenhagen.
No matter what you are into, Copenhagen is full of wonderful and exciting experiences for every taste and budget.

Guide: Experiences in Copenhagen

Are you looking for the best experiences in Copenhagen? We have gathered our favourites – for both adults and children.

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Guide: Experiences in Copenhagen on a budget

It doesn’t have to cost a fortune to experience Copenhagen. The city is full of cosy, exciting and budget-friendly experiences – perfect if you want to make the most of your stay.

We have gathered our best suggestions for experiences in Copenhagen that won’t break the budget.

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Copenhagen offers a perfect mix of classic attractions and modern city life. You should experience Nyhavn, Tivoli, The Little Mermaid and take a walk through the Inner City. Add a visit to a museum, a stroll along the harbour or shopping on Strøget – and you will get the best of the city.

In 2 days, you can experience the main attractions in Copenhagen. Spend day 1 in the Inner City, Nyhavn, Amalienborg and take a canal tour. On day 2, you can visit Tivoli, Vesterbro, perhaps a museum like SMK or the Glyptotek – and finish the day with food and atmosphere in Kødbyen or at Reffen.

As a couple, Copenhagen is perfect for romantic experiences. Take a walk along the harbour, enjoy dinner at Nyhavn or visit Tivoli in the evening when the lights come on. You can also go to a spa, enjoy a cocktail bar or experience the city from the water.

There are many free experiences in Copenhagen. Take a walk through Nyhavn, see The Little Mermaid, watch the changing of the guard at Amalienborg or relax in the King’s Garden. You can also visit several museums for free on selected days.

Several museums in Copenhagen offer free admission one day a week – often Wednesday or Sunday, depending on the museum. This applies, for example, to the Glyptotek and the National Gallery of Denmark (SMK) at selected times, so it is a good idea to check before your visit.

Young people will often love areas like Vesterbro, Nørrebro and Refshaleøen. Here, you will find street food, cafés, vintage shops and a lively nightlife. Experiences such as Tivoli and the harbour baths are also popular.