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Copenhagen City Add-On

The old merchants’ port
 
Discover friendly Copenhagen, compact enough to explore on foot or by bike and a perfect add-on to an Inntravel holiday in Denmark. You have a choice of stylish, waterfront hotels and we include notes for a self-guided city walking tour.
Copenhagen City Add-On. 2 nights
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Copenhagen City Add-On. 2 nights
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Holiday information

 

Copenhagen

Visit Copenhagen and you will be struck by the omnipresence of the sea (København, as the Danes know it, translates as ‘merchants’ port’). And if the Baltic always feels close, so too does Sweden, not much more than a stone’s throw away on the other side of Øresund, a relatively narrow strait spanned by a bridge.

Water is not the only abundant feature. There are plenty of parks and green spaces, as well as a wide range of museums and galleries, not to mention a wealth of royal palaces and castles, whose towers are, along with the spires of churches, the only thing to punctuate the otherwise flat skyline.
Unusually for a capital city, most of the main sights can be reached on foot, though you may prefer to do as locals do and get around by bike – Copenhagen is one of, if not the, most cycle-friendly cities in the world.
 
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Sightseeing

The key to Inntravel holidays is flexibility. You can start on the day of your choice, and are free to add extra nights.
  • Notes for a self-guided walking tour included
    We provide notes for a self-guided walking tour, taking in the main sights. The Kastellet is one of the best preserved star fortresses in northern Europe, while the Amalienborg (the main residence of the Danish royal family) is considered to be the greatest example of Danish Rococo architecture. Another imposing building with royal connections is the Rosenborg Castle, which now boasts a fine collection of tapestries and the Royal Danish Collection, including the Danish crown jewels.

    The National Museum explores the history of the Danes from pre-history to modern times, and there are numerous other museums devoted to subjects as diverse as design, medical history and theatre – the latter is housed in an old opera house. Be sure to climb the city’s aptly named Round Tower for a bird’s-eye view of the capital.

    As you explore with our walking notes, you’ll learn about the influential figures who have shaped the city, the characters who have been honoured with statues, and much more – our notes provide the type of information you’d expect on a guided tour, with the advantage that you can explore at your own pace and detour as and when you wish.
  • Venture further afield by bike
    To explore beyond the city centre, it is well worth hiring bikes (the city operates a bike-sharing scheme, or alternatively you may be able to hire bikes from your hotel). Copenhagen is largely flat and has an extremely bike-friendly culture, so this is a great way to discover the canals of the stylish Christianshavn district, the green spaces of the Frederiksberg area to the west of the city centre, or even some of the beaches nearby.
 

Accommodation

Both hotels are ideally located for exploring the city. We provide suggestions for where to eat out in the documentation that we send you prior to your holiday.
 
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  • Hotel 71 Nyhavn, 2 nights: 01 November 2019 - 31 October 2020

    Start any day | End by latest date(s) shown above

    Starting Add on 2 nights Single supplement
    1 Nov - 30 Apr 2020 £298 £216
    1 May - 8 Oct 2020 £485 £240
    9 - 29 Oct 2020 £365 £220

    Includes accommodation and meals as described. No travel is included as it is assumed that you are travelling via the city as part of your main Inntravel holiday.

    If you are flying via a different airport and would like us to arrange connecting travel, please contact us for a quotation.

  • Hotel Strand,2 nights: 01 November 2019 - 31 October 2020

    Start any day | End by latest date(s) shown above

    Starting Add on 2 nights Single supplement
    1 Nov - 30 Apr 2020 £206 £116
    1 May - 25 Jun 2020 £366 £212
    26 Jun - 1 Aug 2020 £318 £110
    2 Aug - 8 Oct 2020 £366 £212
    9 - 29 Oct 2020 £248 £130

    Includes accommodation and meals as described. No travel is included as it is assumed that you are travelling via the city as part of your main Inntravel holiday.

    If you are flying via a different airport and would like us to arrange connecting travel, please contact us for a quotation.

  • Extra nights (£ per person per night) in a double or single room

    71 Nyhavn, Copenhagen (B&B) Double room Single room
    01 Nov - 30 Apr 2020 £108 £203
    01 May - 08 Oct 2020 £182 £287
    09 Oct - 31 Oct 2020 £130 £228

  • Room upgrades (£ per person per night)

    Hotel Strand, Copenhagen
    Superior: 01 Nov - 30 Apr 2020 £22
    Superior: 01 May - 25 Jun 2020 £6
    Superior: 26 Jun - 02 Aug 2020 £14
    Superior: 03 Aug - 08 Oct 2020 £6
    Superior: 09 Oct - 31 Oct 2020 £14

    Extra nights (£ per person per night) in a double or single room

    Hotel Strand, Copenhagen (B&B) Double room Single room
    01 Nov - 30 Apr 2020 £65 £117
    01 May - 25 Jun 2020 £130 £222
    26 Jun - 01 Aug 2020 £110 £158
    02 Aug - 08 Oct 2020 £130 £222
    09 Oct - 31 Oct 2020 £80 £136
  • This information is for guidance only; no travel is included in our prices and you should pay locally for your chosen option.

    For more information about the airport, visit the Copenhagen airport website.

    Getting between Copenhagen airport and the city (8km):

    Public transport Approx. duration Frequency
    Metro 15 minutes every 5 minutes
    Train 30 minutes every 20 minutes
    Other options Approx. duration Approx. cost
    Taxi 30 minutes DK250
What is included
  • 2 nights
  • 2 breakfasts
  • street plan
  • notes for a self-guided city walking tour
 
Reviews

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All 5 reviews
  • AK - Fife
    26 August 2019

    A most enjoyable and relaxing holiday. The accommodation was excellent - breakfasts at all hotels of very high quality, and the set dinners at the Gilleleje Badehotel were delicious. Cycling was varied and most enjoyable. Unfortunately the monastery at Esrum was closed but we had a coffee (at the adjacent watermill centre) and then linked onto the route to Hillerod. A few more coffee stop suggestions would be useful. Personally I would avoid the fish and chips at Hornbaek - it was disappointing. Some of the many highlights included: swimming in the sea at Snekkersten; friendly welcome and advice from Anette and Erik at Villa Brinkly; Kronberg Castle and Hamlet; cycling along the coast to Gilleleje; comfort of the Gilleleje Badehotel; the Copenhagen canal boat trip; and the other castles and museums in Copenhagen and Zealand. Varied and very well organised by Inntravel.

    INNTRAVEL NOTE: These customers combined our cycle Danish Castles and Coast with our Copenhagen City add-on   

  • Ms D Mitchell
    USA
    09 September 2018

    We loved meeting the hosts, other guests and the locals, plus seeing all the interesting local and old houses, farms and villages that are off the beaten path for other visitors who do not cycle. The routed bike paths, both alongside roads and off road in Denmark are truly amazing, and we are envious (from UK and USA). We loved Frederiksborg castle, and spent a long time there - glad to be able to come back by train. The Hotel Strand was a great location for walking around Copenhagen, their breakfast was sumptuous and the guide provided in the Inntravel manual was excellent. We stayed out of the main season, which is fairly short in Denmark, so do read materials before you book in case you specifically want to visit an attraction that will be closed early or late season. For this specific trip, the first day has the most challenging 'off road' paths - the 40km route anyway, so be prepared or take the shorter option.

    INNTRAVEL NOTE: These customers booked our short cycling break Danish Castles and Coast with our Copenhagen City add-on

  • JMcC, Edinburgh
    02 July 2018

    This has been one of our best holidays ever... was pretty near perfect. Rental bikes were high end and new, Inntravel info excellent, Danish friendly and helpful, wonderful food, gorgeous scenery.... the list goes on. It was marvellous!

  • Mr J Sykes
    Hereford
    10 June 2018

    Enjoyed our two visits to Sweden. The ferry to Helsinbourg was particularly easy, passports were needed. Train services were regular and efficient. The Danish were very helpful friendly and spoke excellent English. Enjoyed the trip to visit Carlsberg; the train to the Carlsberg station is a good alternative to the free shuttle especially if you have a travel pass or Copenhagen card. Denmark is ferociously expensive; use of supermarkets can save some money on snacks and meals.

     

    INNTRAVEL NOTE: These customers combined the cycling holiday Danish Castles and Coast with our Copenhagen City add-on

  • Mrs E Fergus
    London
    03 September 2017

    This holiday was just full of highlights for us. The restaurant Det Nye in Snekkersten was a revelation, cycling the forest paths and visiting Frederiksborg in time to watch the changing of the guard, seeing Helsingor (Elsinore) and eating Annette's delicious almond biscuits after a long ride in the rain... The spa at Badehotel in Gilleleje was so wecome it felt positively necessary, and we fell completely in love with Copenhagen, even though we never had a dry minute there! The museums are wonderful, particularly the National Museum which takes you through Danish history from its first settlers in a really engaging way. We never had a bad or even indifferent meal in Denmark, and everything in Copenhagen, from the excellent and inventive restaurant Radio in Julius Thomsens Gade to the local smorrebrod places on Nyhavn, was delicious. And do go to the covered market in Torvehallerne next to Israels Plads. It's a hymn to Danish food and flowers.

     

    INNTRAVEL NOTE: These customers combined our Copenhagen City add-on with our Danish Castles and Coast cycling holiday
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