Denmark Trip: Copenhagen Green Spots and Waterfront Parks!

#northerneurope Copenhagen and Boracay in one week? Epic city vibes meet island paradise! 🏙️🌴 Here’s how to see the coolest spots and snag top tips along the way. Top Spots to Visit in Copenhagen: - Hotel CPH Living (Langebrogade 1A): Wake up to dazzling river views and city skylines from your room or the panoramic rooftop terrace. Bonus: 24/7 free coffee and a simple breakfast with Danish bread. Tip—grab earplugs, since traffic noise can be a thing. Location perfection, with harbor bus, restaurants, and shopping all steps away! - Danhostel Copenhagen City & Apartments (H. C. Andersens Blvd. 50): Clean, budget-friendly, and a social hub for solo travelers. Be ready to assemble your own bed and handle linens—think hostel DIY style. Steps from the airport and main attractions, plus easy public transit! - Havnebadet Islands Brygge (Islands Brygge 14): Dive into Copenhagen’s outdoor harbor pool—open 6:00–22:00 year-round! Pro tip: Go early or late to dodge the crowds, and pack a towel. - BLOX & Danish Architecture Centre (Bryghuspladsen 10): Modern architecture heaven with museums and creative spaces. Both open daily (10:00–18:00, open until 21:00 Thursdays). Entry to DAC is about 170 DKK. Instagram-worthy design, great city views, and smart shops on site. Key Tips: - Getting Around: Copenhagen’s harbor buses, metro, and cycling lanes make zipping around a breeze. Buy a city transport card for savings! - Food: Don’t miss local Danish pastries, open-face sandwiches (“smørrebrød”), and try food stalls at Torvehallerne. - Weather: Layers are a must—sun and wind can change fast. - Money: Denmark is card-friendly, so cash isn’t essential. #copenhagenvibes #boracaybliss #scanditravel #cityescape #seasideretreat