3 Days in Copenhagen: Copenhagen Travel Guide – Best 72 Hours in Copenhagen for First-Timers

This travel guide helps you get the best out of 3 days in Copenhagen, especially if you are a first-timer.
“Really helpful content as someone looking for a destination to visit this summer in Europe.”

If you are looking for one-stop-shop kind of tips and advice along with interesting tidbits about Copenhagen and its outstanding tourist places that you can cover in 3-days, then you have come to the right place.

The guide is an easy to read plan for your first 3-day visit to Copenhagen . It covers the essentials for you, which is a lot. But not too much as you will need time to explore and digest without packing an unrealistic number of sights into three days – just the best ones.

I have gathered the good stuff and prioritized it for you to apply step-by-step, so you don’t have to try to figure everything out on your own.

This Copenhagen travel guide covers:

- Why and when to visit Copenhagen
- A prioritized and balanced must-see 3-day itinerary
- Traveling with kids itinerary
- How to best explore Copenhagen
- Tips on deciding where to stay
- How to choose where to eat and drink
- How to get around
- What the locals love
- How to connect and socialize with the locals
- Best inside tips
And much more…

My aim is to advise and guide you to the leisureliest and best way to spend 3 days in Copenhagen with a balanced itinerary together with time-saving as well as money-saving tips. The book is based on my personal experience as an inhabitant of Copenhagen as well as my extensive research and other Copenhageners' contributions to the content.

Contents

Why Should You Visit Copenhagen?
When to Visit Copenhagen
A Brief History Class
THE 3-DAY COPENHAGEN MUST-SEE ITINERARY
Day 1 – København K, Christianshavn, Vesterbro
Day 2 – More of Central Copenhagen
Day 3 – Tivoli, Central Copenhagen and Nørrebro
What to Add if More Than Three Days
Traveling with Kids
STAYING AND THRIVING IN COPENHAGEN
Accommodation
Transportation
Shopping
Dining
What do Locals Love
Connecting with the Locals – Etiquette and Socializing