A plant nursery so close to the city center is unique, and it is a great one as well - perfect…read more It is run by a family, and it is the 3rd generation. You feel it right away, when you enter the place. The staff is helpful. You notice, that they are very knowledgeable, and want to share their knowledge with you. They have a lot of different plants - especially for balconies and small gardens. On a sunny day in spring it is a busy place, and it can be a little overcrowded, so it is hard to get around. It is why, they do not get the 5th star. In the middle of the place in between all the plants, fertilizer, and so on, you find a flag pole. Around the pole, there is a sandpit for the children.

So much to choose from, they have everything you need for your garden. Staff very knowledgeable and…read morefriendly.

It's a nicely manicured, peaceful garden, including multiple shrub archways you can walk through…read more There's a large non functioning, black windmill located on the top of a small hill. Unfortunately the doors are locked so visitors cannot view what's inside. Lastly, there's a large lake where you can stop to take in the fresh air, appreciate nature, and view all the surrounding sculptures.

Kulturnatten - Culture Night - is the second Friday in October and involves the entire city of…read moreCopenhagen. Starting in the evening, all galleries, churches, museums as well as local businesses, government buildings and agencies, throw open their doors to the public offering a myriad of cultural activities. There is truly something for everyone - all ages and all interests. We learned how to cook pancakes on a fire, make votive holders out of birch logs, harvest seeds from summer's spent blooms to plant again next spring, what kind of grains are in your bread and how they are grown, how to press your own cider and even how to clean a deer and cook the venison over an open flame. Looking for something a little less "campy?" Live choral music in the churches lit up at night offered goosebump-inducing harmonies. So fun to see inside the buildings whose spires litter the Copenhagen landscape. Talks, lectures, special exhibits, light shows, live music and PEOPLE. Everywhere. We had never seen so many people out and about.

Hot Dog Corner is located inside Tivoli Gardens. I tried the Ristet hot dog, which had a sausage…read moretopped with ketchup, mustard, small pieces of fried onions and pickles in a soft hot dog bun. I thought it tasted ok come and nothing unique. The sausage tasted like an ordinary sausage you buy at the store. The price is expensive at 42 KR. Hope I get to taste a better Danish hot dog elsewhere.