We are happy to share our little guide of tips & recommendations for spending this magical time of the year in Copenhagen:
A must visit for both children & adults alike!
Tivoli invites you to a special and enchanting experience in the beautiful garden. The Christmas trees shimmer with colour and twinkling illuminations light up the darkness – a truly magical sight. You can also enjoy a large selection of delicious treats from the vendors or a dinner in one of the many restaurants.
Open all days from Nov 19-Dec 31st (Closed Dec 24th)
Want to try the traditional Danish ‘Julebord’ – then why not in the beautiful surroundings at Judie Nyhavn!
On a beautiful houseboat in the harbour Nyhavn, you find this special gem. Restaurant Judie serves a classic ‘Julebord’ with a modern twist for lunch from November 15th until December 30th. As a treat this season Judie is also open for dinner Thursday-Saturday offering their special evening ‘Julebord’ menu.
Fancy an adventure on ice, then come to Broens Gadekøkken.
Here you will find an open-air Ice Rink surrounded by a cosy atmosphere and twinkling lights. The street kitchen is also ready to offer a large selection of hot & cold beverages along with delicious food and seasonal treats.
Open all days from 10 AM - 9 PM until February 25th, 2024. (from 31st of October)
Get in the Christmas spirit at the Christmas Market.
Copenhagen has several Christmas Markets, but we can recommend finding the one on Kongens Nytorv. Located in the heart of the city next to wonderful Nyhavn, famous department stor Magasin, and of course the best view of the traditional Christmas decorations at D’Angleterre.
Looking to do some Christmas shopping? Parallel to the busy shopping street ‘Købmagergade’, the lovely neighborhood around Pilestræde & Gammel Mønt offers fashionable boutiques and modern design.
Gløgg, glühwein, vin chaud – many names describe this delicious winter drink.
Torvehallerne offers a wide selection of some of the best Denmark has to offer.
Just to name a few: Noorbohandelen, Ma Poule, Grød & Tante T. Psst – you will also find many other irresistible delicacies from all over the world here!
At ‘Nationalmuseet’ you can discover the history of Christmas in Denmark and how the many traditions came about.
We at Nobis Hotel Copenhagen welcome everyone inside for a special moment when the Danish girls' choir performs Christmas carols on the staircase to commemorate the building's history, which once served as the home of the Royal Music Conservatory.
The Christmas concert is free admission and is scheduled for December 3th at 5:30 PM.
Psst. Restaurant NOI is open afterward and invites you to a special menu this evening.
