The National Gallery of Denmark
Tivoli Gardens
Located just a few minutes’ walk from the Copenhagen Central Station, Tivoli Gardens is easily accessible and a must-see tourist attraction. A cascading waterfall, open-air film screenings and lots of rides and adventures, Tivoli Gardens is a great place to entertain the little ones. You will also find green areas (ideal for picnics), lakes, fountains and beautiful flowers, for the perfect relaxed afternoon.
The Little Mermaid
What's Denmark's biggest attraction, but also the smallest? The Little Mermaid, of course.
At Langelinje Pier you will find the wonderful bronze and granite sculpture (which turned a century old in August 2013) sitting gracefully. The Little Mermaid symbolises the fairytale by Danish author and poet Hans Christian Andersen ()which was later a Disney movie) – it’s the story of a young mermaid who fell in love with a prince who lived on land, and often came up to the edge of the water to find him.
Legoland
The original Legoland in Billund (150 miles west of Copenhagen) is one of the best attractions in Denmark for both adults and children. Almost everything is made up of millions and millions of Lego blocks. Ever since it opened its doors to the public in 1968, Legoland has brought endless locals and tourists flocking to its gates to enjoy countless attractions, indoor activities, exhibitions, and new thrill rides – fun for all ages.
The Strøget in Copenhagen
Europe's longest shopping street is also one of Denmark's most popular tourist destinations. As the longest pedestrianised shopping strip in the whole of Europe, you will find everything from designer and high-street clothing brands, jewelry stores, souvenirs. If you don’t fancy shopping, Strøget is also a great place to grab a coffee or a spot lunch.
Once you arrive, enjoy the best of Denmark by coach, rail, boat or foot for fabulous tours of the cities. For flights, check out Etihad Airways, flying daily from Abu Dhabi to Denmark.
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The National Gallery of Denmark (Statens Museum for Kunst) is Denmark’s largest art museum, featuring outstanding collections of Danish and international art from the past seven centuries. Exhibits range from photography and installation art to media and contemporary art.
Tivoli Gardens
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The Little Mermaid
What's Denmark's biggest attraction, but also the smallest? The Little Mermaid, of course.
At Langelinje Pier you will find the wonderful bronze and granite sculpture (which turned a century old in August 2013) sitting gracefully. The Little Mermaid symbolises the fairytale by Danish author and poet Hans Christian Andersen ()which was later a Disney movie) – it’s the story of a young mermaid who fell in love with a prince who lived on land, and often came up to the edge of the water to find him.
Legoland
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The Strøget in Copenhagen
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Once you arrive, enjoy the best of Denmark by coach, rail, boat or foot for fabulous tours of the cities. For flights, check out Etihad Airways, flying daily from Abu Dhabi to Denmark.
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