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See. Tivoli Gardens Experience one of the world's oldest amusement parks, especially festive during Christmas. Rosenborg Castle Visit the home of Danish crown jewels and a surprising prank chair. Zygote See Sophia Kalkau's controversial 33-foot sculpture at the entrance to Amager.

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Condé Nast TravelerJun 17

Our Editors Are Going to Megève, Ibiza, and Copenhagen in June—Here's What We're Taking With Us

Euro summer and the World Cup games are in full swing.

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Atlas ObscuraDec 2, 2025

'Zygote' in Copenhagen, Denmark

Amager is known as one of Copenhagen’s rough-around-the-edges areas, sometimes likened to the spray-tanned, tattooed culture of Jersey Shore or the working-class character of Staten Island. Pop-cultural depictions often highlight a proudly unsophisticated attitude, making Amager the subject of gentle mockery. The residents, aware of their reputation, reacted strongly when Sophia Kalkau’s artwor…

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  • ZygotePublic artwork33-foot-tall column-like sculpture unveiled in 2021
  • AmagerNeighborhoodRough-around-the-edges area, likened to Jersey Shore
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Condé Nast TravelerOct 24, 2025

28 Best Christmas Markets in Europe

Surrounded by snow-capped cathedrals and wooden chalets, these Christmas markets in Europe are as festive as it gets.

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Condé Nast TravelerSep 25, 2025

Copenhagen Rewards Travelers for Eco Deeds—and Other Cities Are Taking Note

After two summers piloting Copenpay, a program that rewards eco-conscious activities, Copenhagen is modeling what regenerative tourism can look like.

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Atlas ObscuraAug 6, 2025

Wetting Trap Chair in Copenhagen, Denmark

Rosenborg Castle is the home to many trappings of the Danish monarchy, including the crown jewels and the thrones of the king and queen. It is also home to a less regal chair, one that displays an unexpected love of practical jokes. Located in the Regalia Room (just off of the Knight's Hall), the chair contains a bellows and pipe mechanism that makes it sound like the sitter is breaking wind. T…

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The GuardianJun 22, 2019

Back on track: my return to Interrailing 30 years on

Dixe Wills repeats his teenage Interrail odyssey, at a more leisurely pace this time, pausing to reflect on the unique opportunity the 31-country pass offers Ah, the Interrail experience. How many of us have cherished memories of zipping inexpensively across Europe – delving into new and thrillingly esoteric cultures, befriending the locals, mangling their language beyond all comprehension, and…

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