Copenhagen

tourist guide
Teresa Gosalvez 3ºD
Index
03 04 05
Presentation Geographic information and The
demographic
weather

09 10
What to visit
Itinerary
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C open h ague ? Cultural aspects Budget

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Opinion
introduction
In this guide we collect the beauties that
we can find in Copenhagen and its
monuments. In it we detail the best
activities and the best prices for your
trip….
Geographic and demographic information
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Population density Spain: 94 inhabitants/km2 - Denmark: 137 inhabitants/km2

Birth rate Spain: 1.23 children/woman - Denmark: 1.67 children/woman

Mortality rate Spain: 952.3 deaths/100,000 inhabitants - Denmark 9.5 deaths/1,000 inhabitants

Natural growth Spain: 113,023 - Denmark: 0.59%

Real growth Spain: 182,141 - Denmark: 0.30%

Migratory balance Spain: 251,547 - Denmark: 12.41%

Denmark:
It has an area of 42,951 km and 5,857 million inhabitants live there.
It covers the Jutland peninsula and 17 islands, most of which are
inhabited.
Denmark offers cool summers, with an average temperature of
16ºC and mild winters with averages of 0.5ºC. It rains throughout

The
weather
the year, being most abundant between September and November.

The most recommended time to visit is the months of July and

August, although September and October are also, that is... don't
forget to bring an umbrella
 What to visit Copenhagen?
Copenhagen City Hall

The city hall of Copenhagen, Copenhagen City Hall, is located in the central and
pretty Radhuspladsen square, from which the famous Stroget shopping street starts.
The town hall building, built with red brick, was inaugurated in 1905, has a beautiful Romanesque style façade, and the element that attracts
the most attention is the enormous clock tower, which, with its more than 100 meters, It is one of the hallmarks of the building.

Statue of Bishop Absalon , founder of Copenhagen

The history of Copenhagen is largely linked to the figure of Bishop Absalon, who has an equestrian statue in a square next to the canals.
History books say that Bishop Absalon was in charge of creating the city of Copenhagen, as a control point and fortress in this area of the
Danish coast, in order to protect maritime traffic.

Nyhavn, the new port of Copenhagen

Without a doubt one of the most beautiful and well-known areas of Copenhagen, Nyhavn stands out for its beautiful colorful houses, and its
sailboats moored to the pier.
Amel Garden

Amelie Heaven is one of the city's green areas, and acquired this name thanks to its proximity to Amalienborg Palace.
The beauty of this garden, in addition to the views of the Copenhagen Opera, is the views it offers of the Amalienborg Palace and the Marble
Church. Copenhagen Opera House
Without a doubt, the Copenhagen Opera House is one of the most architecturally impressive buildings in the city, and one of the most beautiful
modern opera buildings in the world. This building, whose inauguration took place in 2005, is a huge building with 14 floors, 5 of which are
underground.

Amalienborg Palace

Amalienborg Palace is one of the residences of the royal family of Denmark, and is made up of four buildings or palaces. Built in the mid-18th century,
it is impressive to walk through the courtyard between the four palaces.

Marble Church

Frederick's Church (Frederiks kirke), which everyone knows as the Marble Church, is a Lutheran church commissioned by Frederick V of Denmark.
This church, which was built in two phases due to lack of funds, was not completed until 1894, 145 years after its construction began.

The most characteristic element of the church is its enormous dome, which, with more than 30 meters in diameter, was built imitating the famous
dome of Saint Peter's in the Vatican. The height of the church, at the highest part of the dome, reaches 50 meters, making it the church with the
largest dome in all of Scandinavia.
The little Mermaid

The sculpture of the Little Mermaid (Den lille havfrue) is one of the symbols of Copenhagen. This bronze statue, located on the Langelinie coastal
promenade, is one of the most visited points in the city.

Donated by the son of the Carlsberg brewer to the city of Copenhagen in 1909, it pays homage to an important Danish dancer, who gained great fame
with the performance of “The Little Mermaid” by Hans Christian Andersen.

Kastellet

Kastellet is an old fortified citadel, with a very special star-shaped construction. It is located next to the Langelinie promenade, and today it is a
beautiful park full of statues and old war material.
This old military fortification dates back to the 17th century, and served as the city's defensive bastion almost until the Second World War. Currently, it
is a leisure space, where some of the most interesting buildings of the fortress have been rebuilt and restored. There are still areas of Kastellet, which
continue to function to serve the Danish guard.

Tivoli Gardens

The history of Tivoli, which claims to be one of the oldest amusement parks in the world, begins in 1843.
They are right in the center, so they do not require long trips, and they are a unique and emblematic place in the Danish capital.
Cultural aspects
In Danish history there are many famous characters from all walks of life:

Michael Laudup - The world-famous soccer player was born in the Frederiksberg neighborhood on June 15, 1964.

Valdemar Poulsen - Born November 23, 1869. He was an inventor recognized for inventing the telegraph. Machine capable of recording sound
magnetically.

Valdemar Poulsen - Born May 5, 1813. He was a philosopher considered the first of the existentialists. He wrote on topics ranging from morality to
psychology.

Nikolaj Coster-Waldau - Born July 29, 1970. In 2001 he began his career in the US, with a role in "Black Hawk Down."

Helena Christensen - Born December 25, 1968. She was elected Miss Denmark and the image of the lingerie brand “Victoria's Secret”.

Agner Erlang - Born January 1, 1878. He was the first person to study the problem of telephone networks. By studying the telephone exchange of a
village, he developed a formula, now known as the Erlang formula.
 Itinerary
Day 1
8:10 - Arrival at Terminal 3 of Kastrup airport (Copenhagen), there we will take metro line 2 to Norreport station. From there we travel about 800m until
we reach our Cabinn Copenhagen hotel.
11:00 - We will take a boat ride through the canals of Copenhagen.
!3:30 - We will go to eat at the Soelleord Kro restaurant, where we will enjoy Danish food.
!6:00 - We will walk along the Stroget shopping street, where we will have 3 hours free to shop.
!9:00 - We will visit the Gefion fountain.
20:30 - We will return to the hotel, where we will have dinner at the restaurant and go to sleep.
Day 2
9:00 - buffet breakfast at the hotel
9:30 - A bus will pick up to take us to visit the statue of the little mermaid, the marble church, we will see the Amalienborg Palace, during the changing
of the guard, the military parade.
14:00 - Return to the hotel
14:30 - We will eat at Spis
16:00 - We will visit the Tivoli Gardens
18:30 - Danish Snack at Ismageriet
19:30 - Return to the hotel where we will have 2 hours of free walking
9:30 p.m. - Dinner at the hotel
Day 3
07:00 - Again we travel on metro line 2 to the airport
Travel budget
-Round trip flight: €167
-2 star cabin hotel (breakfast and dinner included): €182
-2 day 4 zone voucher: €21.50
-Tivoli gardens: €20.82
-Marble Church: €4.70
-Town Hall: €4
-Boat ride through canals: €14.60
-Food: €61.70.
 Opinion about Copenhagen

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I have discovered that it is a city
than Alicante and it rains a lot communication, where it is easy to
with many things to visit
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