Welcome to Copenhagen! EPPC26 is taking place in June, when the city is truly at its best. With long daylight hours, mild temperatures, and a strong outdoor culture, Copenhagen feels open, social, and effortlessly vibrant.
From waterfront dining and historic landmarks to cycling paths and green spaces, there’s plenty to explore before or after conference sessions. Whether you’ve got a spare afternoon or plan to stay a little longer, here are the top things to do in Copenhagen during your visit.
Nyhavn is one of Copenhagen’s most iconic areas, instantly recognisable for its colourful 17th-century buildings and historic wooden ships lining the canal. In June, the waterfront is filled with people enjoying drinks, meals, and the long summer evenings.
It’s a great place to slow down, take photos, and enjoy the atmosphere — whether you stop for a quick walk or settle in at one of the many outdoor cafés.
Tivoli Gardens is one of the world’s oldest amusement parks and remains one of Copenhagen’s most magical attractions. In summer, the gardens are in full bloom, with live music, evening lights, and outdoor dining creating a lively yet relaxed atmosphere.
Whether you enjoy the rides or simply wander through the beautifully landscaped grounds, Tivoli offers a uniquely charming experience right in the heart of the city.
Inspired by Hans Christian Andersen’s beloved fairy tale, the Little Mermaid statue sits quietly along the waterfront promenade. While modest in size, it has become one of Denmark’s most recognisable landmarks.
The visit pairs perfectly with a scenic walk along the harbour, offering views of the water, nearby parks, and passing boats.
Cycling is central to everyday life in Copenhagen, and the city is designed to make it easy for everyone. With wide bike lanes, flat terrain, and clear signage, getting around by bike is simple and intuitive.
Rent a bike and explore neighbourhoods, waterfront paths, and green spaces at your own pace, or join a guided tour to learn more about the city’s culture and history along the way.
Christiansborg Palace is a fascinating blend of royal history and modern political life. It houses the Danish Parliament while also offering access to grand reception rooms and historic ruins beneath the palace.
The tower is free to visit and provides panoramic views across Copenhagen — especially rewarding on clear summer days.
Rosenborg Castle is a Renaissance-era palace set within the King’s Garden and home to the Danish Crown Jewels. Inside, visitors can explore richly decorated rooms and historic royal collections.
Outside, the surrounding gardens are a favourite summer spot for relaxing and picnicking.
Christiania is a unique, self-governing community with a focus on creativity, sustainability, and community living. Visitors can explore walking paths, lakes, and colourful handmade buildings.
It offers a different perspective on Copenhagen’s culture and values.
Copenhagen’s harbour is famously clean and designed for public enjoyment. In summer, people swim at harbour baths, kayak through the canals, and relax along the waterfront.
Even if you stay dry, the harbour areas offer great walking routes and a glimpse into the city’s outdoor lifestyle.
Torvehallerne is Copenhagen’s main food market, offering a wide selection of Danish classics and international cuisine. From fresh smørrebrød to pastries, coffee, and seafood, there’s something for every taste.
It’s an ideal stop for a relaxed lunch, casual bite, or quick introduction to local flavours.
The Round Tower is one of Copenhagen’s most distinctive landmarks, famous for its unique spiral ramp that leads all the way to the top. Built in the 17th century as an astronomical observatory, it offers a fascinating mix of history, architecture, and science.
The gentle walk to the top is rewarded with panoramic views over Copenhagen’s rooftops — especially beautiful on clear summer days — making it a memorable and easy addition to your itinerary.
Whether it’s your first time in Copenhagen or you’re returning to explore more, the city has something for everyone. Enjoy our top things to do in Copenhagen and make the most of your time in the city.
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