Denmark · Copenhagen

Short-stay apartments in Copenhagen.

The world's happiest city. Copenhagen's hygge culture, Nyhavn's coloured houses, the world's best restaurants (Noma's legacy), cycling infrastructure and Viking heritage make it Scandinavia's most beloved capital.

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Copenhagen's best neighbourhoods

Nørrebro: the most multicultural and vibrant neighbourhood. Jægersborggade boutiques and cafés, Assistens Cemetery (Hans Christian Andersen buried here).
Vesterbro: Copenhagen's creative quarter. Meatpacking District (Kødbyen) nightlife and restaurants, Carlsberg District regeneration.
Frederiksberg: elegant, the botanical garden, Frederiksberg Palace, quieter residential.
Nyhavn: the famous coloured houses along the canal. Most touristy but genuinely beautiful; Hans Christian Andersen lived here.
Christianshavn: canal district with Christiania (the famous free town).

Getting around Copenhagen

Excellent Metro (including Nordhavn and airport line), S-Bahn, and city bikes (Bycyklen). Copenhagen Airport (CPH) is 15 minutes by Metro. The city is supremely cycleable, 50% of commuters cycle year-round.

Studio
DKK 900–1,800 / night
Nørrebro and Vesterbro
1 Bedroom
DKK 1,300–2,800 / night
Frederiksberg and centre
2 Bedroom
DKK 2,000–5,000 / night
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Copenhagen: frequently asked

What is hygge?
Hygge (pronounced 'hoo-ga') is the Danish concept of cosiness, contentment and convivial wellbeing. Gathering around candlelight with good food, good company and warm interiors. It has no direct English translation. Copenhagen embodies it.
Why is Copenhagen so expensive?
Denmark's high wages, high taxes, and high quality of living translate to higher prices. However, the quality of experience. Food, design, transport, safety. Is exceptional. Copenhagen is expensive but rarely disappointing.
What is the Noma legacy?
Noma (now closed) was the world's most influential restaurant, pioneering New Nordic cuisine and foraging. Its legacy lives on in Copenhagen's extraordinary restaurant scene. The city has 20+ Michelin stars including Geranium (three stars, ranked #1 in the world).

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