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Dive in to Denmark's history with The National Museum's exhibitions from the Stone Age, the Viking Age, the Middle Ages, the Renaissance and Modern Danish History.

Visit the City Hall Tower and experience Copenhagen from above. 

Go underground at Christiansborg Palace, former palace of the Danish family, and take a trip back in time to the 11th Century, when the city needed protection from pirates.

Head to the nostalgic department store Magasin du Nord and explore a world filled with fashion for men, women and children as well as luxurious beauty products, interior design and delicacies.

SMK is located just off of Copenhagen's Nørreport station. Here you can experience special exhibitions, the royal collections, guided tours, performances, art talks, concerts, workshops and much more.

La Glace is Denmark's oldest patisserie and also famous for its specialty, the Sports Cake.

Founded by the brewer Carl Jacobsen, Glyptoteket is an art museum containing ancient and modern art plus a winter garden in fabulous architectural surroundings.

Step into a world of quality produce and delicious meals at the Copenhagen food market Torvehallerne. 

The Cinematheque, located in central Copenhagen, provides a vibrant meeting place for cinema-goers, filmmakers and filmbuffs alike.

The Danish Architecture Center (DAC) hosts exhibitions on city development and architectural wonders and also provides lectures, talks, city walks and more on those subjects. DAC is located at BLOX.

The Cisterns, or Cisterne, is a unique exhibition space showing art and hosting events underneath Søndermarken park in Frederiksberg, Copenhagen.