There is a multitude of things to do in the Danish capital city. Cosmopolitan atmosphere with a centuries old monarchy and a rich tradition of maritime and shipping activities color the items in the activity list. You can enjoy a visit to the parts of the Royal residences which includes the Rosenborg Castle where the crown jewels may be seen or the winter home of the royal family at Amalienborg Palace and the government buildings at Christiansborg Palace. You can visit historic sites, religious sites, as well as parks, zoos and nature preserves of interest. Many of the churches are centuries old.

Without a doubt, your Copenhagen shopping should include the purchase of LEGO toys since that is a company that calls Denmark home. The Stroget is a shopping street with no motorized vehicles permitted on the sidewalks and walkways. Numerous small shops and boutiques line the walkways. The area is the largest shopping street in all of Europe. Copenhagen stores, with the exception of bakeries, florists and souvenir shops are not allowed to be open on Sundays except for 8 days. Malls are popular, for those who like that type of atmosphere while shopping, but flea markets capture the attention of even more people.

Car parking - car hire in Copenhagen provides the usual mix of compacts, standard size vehicles, SUVs, station wagons, limousines and buses. You can also hire luxury vehicles to ferry you around to the various attractions. As with many international cities, driving in Copenhagen requires different skills and driving habits than the ones you may have learned with. The Road Directorate is the agency in charge of managing and directing laws concerning Danish roads. There are a surprising number of studies regarding traffic flow and accident prevention in the country. This has led to better traffic handling practices throughout the world.

When it comes time to choose a Copenhagen hotel, you have a wide range of options such as the luxury lodgings in any of the major European cities. You will find all the business amenities you could ever ask for, so that you can continue your business right from your hotel window. When you think of a Copenhagen restaurant, what foods come to mind? If you are like most people, you think of bread and pastries, fish and possibly some other choice. Be sure to visit the Noma, voted the world's best restaurant, by the top epicures from around the globe. in 2007