Charlotte Westenholz

Dancing under the dome in the big ellipse-shaped room or simply lying down for a sound bath is a wonderful way to spend your time in Copenhagen.

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.

On the very northern edge of Copenhagen, in the little seaside town Hellerup, on a very tiny square, lies a wonderful little bookstore...

For a deeply relaxing experience, I suggest signing up for an aerial gong & sound bath, but you can dive into other options as well.

In 1950, it opened as a memorial, and much love and reverence have been poured into creating a place of tranquility and beauty.

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.

You come for the tradition and the ambience, but just as importantly, you come for the good food. Nothing too fancy, but hearty and delicious.

Need a change from the city? Then you should consider jumping on Kystbanen, which runs from Central Station up to Helsingør (Elsinore).