Even though the temperatures are getting lower, November is a wonderful time to explore Copenhagen’s outdoor beauty. From historic gardens and outdoor libraries to serene strolls through the city’s many parks, Copenhagen is full of hidden gems that are waiting to be discovered. To help you make the most of this crisp season, we at Spotted by Locals have gathered a list of 10 things to do in Copenhagen before warming up with a cup of hot chocolate.
Gadegalleri Nordvest Copenhagen
Charlotte: “As a part of a project to create artistic surprises in the city, 16 artists were commissioned to decorate the buildings of two parallel streets.”
Kontiki Bar Copenhagen
Stefan: “Kontiki bar Copenhagen is my favorite the-sun-is-out-let’s-celebrate spot! It is not just any restaurant or bar on a ferry – anything can happen here!”
Svanemølle-molen Copenhagen
Charlotte: “Even when the temperature descends to freezing, you’ll still see folks making use of the space, many just walking to the tip and enjoying the view.”
UN City – Copenhagen Copenhagen
William: “UN City – Copenhagen is an architectural masterpiece that houses 12 organisation that are part of the United Nations, including WHO and UNDP…”
Kongens Have Copenhagen
David: “Kongens Have: a park that provides a nice, peaceful retreat from the busy city life of Copenhagen. I suggest you go see Europe’s longest flowerbed there.”
Bryggens Bogskab Copenhagen
Cindy: “Bryggens Bogskab in Copenhagen is simply an unofficial mini public library that’s taken care of by local residents. Donate a book and read some more!”
Kastrup Søbad Copenhagen
William: “Kastrup Søbad is the place to go if you feel like putting on your best sunglasses & relaxing on a round wooden construction. Come and enjoy the water…”
Royal Library Garden Copenhagen
David: “Royal Library Garden Copenhagen is one of my favorite spots especially this time of year. It makes for a beautiful setting, centered around a fountain.”
Utterslev Mose Copenhagen
William: “Utterslev Mose in Copenhagen is a wonderful, natural area that got a massive area in the ’30s. Now it’s a recreational green park suitable for playing!”
Naturpark Amager Copenhagen
Cindy: “Naturpark Amager in Copenhagen is an area of 3,000 acres of protected nature. It’s quite unique for a capital to have such a reserve within city limits!”
