Copenhagen is one of Europe's most charming capital cities – small enough to explore in a weekend, yet large enough to offer endless discoveries. The Danish metropolis blends medieval history with Scandinavian design, vibrant cuisine, and a relaxed atmosphere right on the Øresund.
This page contains all of miles-around's Copenhagen articles: a hotel review of the Hilton Copenhagen Airport, a comfortable five-star hotel right next to Copenhagen Airport – ideal for a short trip with an early departure or late arrival – as well as a detailed travel report with sightseeing tips for a long weekend in the city: from Amalienborg Palace and the Church of Our Saviour to Nyhavn and the city's distinctive flair. These articles are aimed at couples and city travelers who want to discover Copenhagen in comfort.
Founded in 1167 by Archbishop Absalon, Copenhagen, with "only" about 580,000 inhabitants, is actually a relatively small capital compared to other European cities. But that's precisely what makes it so charming! It gives you a very homey feeling, even if it's your first time there. Located directly on the Øresund Strait and the bridge of the same name, it's a true gem among Scandinavian capitals. During a long weekend, we visited the following sights in Copenhagen.
The Hilton Copenhagen Airport Hotel is conveniently located directly at Copenhagen International Airport. We spent a long weekend at the 5-star hotel and would like to give you an impression in this short hotel review.
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