I'm living very near by, but I have never paid much attention to the place. I was under the…read moreimpression, that it was just another bar with relative cheap beer. But it is a games bar. You can play pingpong and foosball at 1st floor. In the basement you can relax with board games. The have a lot of different bottled beer and some drinks. Thursday it is double up on drinks. I will go here with friends, if we need a relaxed place to hang out with fun games.

Fun place in a busy bar/restaurant area. Pretty small with seating downstairs and ping pong…read moreupstairs. A single ping pong table where you join in with everyone in the bar to play in the round and you go out if you miss during your turn. Definitely a good time hanging with friends and random strangers. Drink specials every night!

Great fun experience! Mike is able to transmit in a short amount of time his knowledge and love for…read morea beautiful city called Copenhagen. The best part of the tour is to get the vibe for the city from within, getting to the most important spots just like the locals do: biking. The ride is pretty easy on a flat terrain and with multiple sightseeing stops. I highly recommend it to those who just arrived in town and want to have a quick introduction to Copenhagen and an understanding of everyday Danish life!

I wouldn't recommend trying to see Copenhagen without going on this man's tour! Copenhagen, like…read moremuch of Western Europe is very bikeable and this is perhaps the best way to see it. I went on this tour on my next to last day in the city. Each stop has tons of details.

a very fun restaurant with lanes to play pétanque! i absolutely loved learning how to pétanque with…read moreour game guide being hilarious and fun! i went with a big group (for school) and still had so much fun playing. the food was very interesting! i loved the watermelon and cheese as it was unique was yummy. the chicken felt a little dry and sauce wasn't my favorite. i would definitely return to play a fun game of pétanque!

Great new concept in Copenhagen. Play a round of boule and have dinner afterwards - or vice versa…read more The boule lanes are right next to the tables, so it's easy to combine them. You can play on your own or get a guide to help you with the game. We had a guide to give us a quick 2 min rules intro. He also helped by serving drinks and snacks. Very helpful and attentive. The food is of course French. We got the classic moules frites and pariserbøf (not so sure if that's actually French). Both were very nicely presented and prepared. Not huge dishes, but definitely enough for us. The fries were wonderfully crisp. So good marks for the food. The wine was, on the other hand, not that impressive. We had the Bourgogne, which was not up to par, when you put it up against its 590kr prince tag. So many better Pinot noirs out there. Too weak and without character. A real Frenchman wouldn't serve that wine. The service was also a bit under par. We literally had to wave and walk towards the waiters to place an order. Mind you, there were only 4 occupied tables and 4 waiters. They were highly interested in their computer, which they were all looking at, but not at us. The head waiter had an impressive skill where he was able to stand about a meter from us and not notice that we were trying to get his attention, but looked right through us. They should really pay more attention if they want to make some money. I almost wanted to give a 3 because of the poor service, but the food was fine and the service at the boule lanes were excellent, so they get a 4 (more a 3,5)

We loved coming to Norrebro and seeing/exploring this neighborhood. It's less touristy, has many…read morehidden gems, and much more up our alley as casual, look-for-where-the-locals-go kind of travel. This park is honestly just a big park with lines on the ground, but it was fun to walk the park and see the local children play.

There's a giant banana hill in the middle of the park. You can see it on google earth. It's yellow…read moreand fun. It's the best sort of urban park design and fun for the eyes.

This was a really cool little park with fun structures. It's like a little hidden gem right off of…read morea Main Street not far from the Absalon hotel. The architecture at the entrance between the park and the street is incredible, and I love the rope structure and the troll carving!

Fun park to walk through but of course not as fun as superkilen in norrebro. The park seems to be…read moremore suited for kids 10 and under. Otherwise it's still a nice stroll in the vesterbro area.

This site of a former 5-pointed fortress is another oasis of calm in Copenhagen. There's not a…read morewhole lot to "do," necessarily, but that's kind of the point. Take the hand of your beloved one, stroll around the perimeter, and enjoy the views of water and windmill. Pair it with Designmuseum, Amalienborg Palace and Frederiks Kirke, and you have a satisfying and memorable afternoon.

An interesting old fort that is open to the public but still in use for office space and some…read morelodging. Very close to the Little Mermaid statue.

Tivoli Gardens is absolutely a must-see when visiting Copenhagen. Even if you're not normally a fan…read moreof theme parks, this place is something special. It's just as enjoyable to wander through as it is to ride anything. The moment you step inside, you're surrounded by beautifully maintained gardens, charming pathways, and incredibly detailed decor that changes with the seasons. Whether it's twinkling lights in winter or vibrant blooms in summer, Tivoli always feels magical. What really surprised me is how many great food options there are inside the park. From casual snacks and pastries to full sit-down restaurants, there's something for everyone. Most of it is genuinely delicious, not just theme-park good. It's easy to spend a few hours strolling, snacking, and taking in the atmosphere. Overall, Tivoli is one of those iconic places that really lives up to the hype. Even if rides aren't your thing, the ambiance alone makes it well worth a visit.

Tivoli Gardens isn't just an amusement park--it's one of the best urban parks and entertainment…read morevenues I've ever visited anywhere in the world. I've spent time in some incredible theme parks, including Japan, which I generally consider the gold standard. Surprisingly, Tivoli may be the closest thing I've experienced to matching that level of magic, and in some ways, it surpasses it. What makes Tivoli special isn't the rides. It's the atmosphere. You can spend an entire day here without riding a single attraction and still have an amazing experience. The gardens are beautiful, the grounds are immaculately maintained, and every corner feels thoughtfully designed. There are live performances, restaurants, cafés, bars, and plenty of places to simply sit, relax, and enjoy the surroundings. The food options are far better than what you'd expect from a traditional amusement park, and the overall crowd experience is refreshingly pleasant. People were friendly, the park never felt overwhelming, and there was a sense that everyone was genuinely enjoying themselves. What I appreciated most was that Tivoli functions as a true community gathering place. It's not just a collection of rides designed to separate visitors from their money. It's a destination where locals and tourists alike come to spend time, enjoy culture, eat well, listen to music, and take in the scenery. Of everything we experienced in Copenhagen, Tivoli Gardens was the highlight. Whether you're traveling with young children, visiting as a couple, or simply looking for a beautiful place to spend an afternoon, this is an absolute must-visit. If Copenhagen has one attraction that lives up to the hype, it's Tivoli Gardens.

By far the hardest yoga classes I've ever taken! Amazing, great studio, great teachers!!! You must…read moretry Hot Yoga Copenhagen, it'll do the job for sure. One of my favorite things is at the end they put a frozen towel on your face. Great way to cool down!

I joined this yoga studio 12 days ago where I bought a downtown offer for 30 days unlimited yoga…read morewith a friend. The studio is located in the heart of Copenhagen at Badehusstræde, so you can get there quite easily by train or a bus. I arrived there on a sunday, and in a hurry enterned the place. I was asked to take my shoes off in the front and was welcomed by the staff at the counter. After my check in the staff showed me personally around and told about the studio, the rules and other practical stuff. The studio has a lounge area where yoga participants can sit and enjoy a hot cup of tea and snack, or just hang around.. On that sunday, after my tour, I was sitting in the lounge area, and by coinsidence bumped into the owner of the studio who I briefly talked to about yoga, my injuries etc. He offered to show me some yoga poses which might help loosen up my body due to my injuries.. We walked into the hot room and he showed me some poses, which I really liked and found helpful. Now the time was for the hot vinyasa yoga class to begin and we started practicing yoga. The room is 36 degrees, so yes it's warm in there.. The instructor was really nice, professional, patient and friendly. The class passed so quickly and before I knew it the class ended and I was completely sweaty after, what I felt was an intense workout.. The yoga studio have male/female dressing rooms with showers, so I directly jumped into the shower. After that I approvhed and talked to the owner again and we agreed on some personal training classes in order to recover from my injuries.. That was 12 days ago, and out of the 12 days I have been there for 10 classes.. I feel a big difference in my body and would gladly recommend the place to every one. Today I had my first personal training session, it really makes a difference, and I feel great. I have the mindset that I have nothing to lose, and this really helps. Yoga is giving, relaxing and so comforting. Definetly recommandable..

Not worth it for the time and money. Something that was supposed to be relaxing ended up being…read morequite stressful as you don't get nearly enough time fpr what ypu pay for

This is not just a indoor swimming pool. It is much more…read more The place was built in the early 1930ties. It was one of the first of it's kind in Denmark. The building was built to be a social gathering point, where family and friends could go for recreation and for a bath. Most homes didn't have bathroom at that time in history. Schoolchildren from Frederiksberg have leant to swim here ever since. Frederiksberg Svømmehal should not only be a place for the body but also for the mind. Wilhelm Lundstrøm did some beautiful mosaics for the walls. You can also find a lot of sculptures. I like the classic and functional look of building. Clearly the have done most of the conversion and modernization in the same spirit as it was done originally. At Frederiksberg Svømmehal you naturally can go for a swim and play in the water. Weekends and holidays they have a special area open for smaller children. It is also well renowned for the spa and wellness facilities. Fitness World also have a gym in the building. The 5th star could only come into play, if the got a 50 meter pool.

At ten hectares (25-ish acres?) it's not the largest Botanical Garden I've visited. The pathways…read moreseemed very crowded at noon on this particular weekday. So my experience was a little less enjoyable sauntering, and more Pacman-style weaving to get where I wanted to go. I can see there is beauty here, and I imagine that I would enjoy it more during a less busy time.

The Botanical Gardens are connected/right next to the geological museum…read more The main highlight is that they are open fairly early in the morning and are free. That and the fact that botanical gardens are just gosh-dang beautiful. The park closes a little early in the evening, so I didn't have much time to explore before needing to clear out unfortunately. There is a part of the garden featuring hops and beer-helping plants. Loads of paths, lots of greenery...you can't go wrong. In the center of the park is the Palm House, which is spectacular to look at from the outside. It costs extra to go in, and I was at the end of my budget so I didn't get to go inside to see the exotic and tropical plants. If you like walking around in nature and looking at pretty things, you should come to the Botanisk Have. Also then you are close to the national art and geology museums...three birds (attractions) and one transit stop! Worth a stroll through!