Travel & transfer: Arrival at Kastrup Airport
After landing, take Metro line M2 or the train into the city as far as the main station, then a short walk or bus ride to Vesterbro.
Weekend like a local · 14 stops
Copenhagen: weekend like a local
Two relaxed days in Copenhagen, based in Vesterbro/Kødbyen: arrival on Saturday with coffee and food off the beaten tourist track, and on Sunday Nørrebro, art and departure.
- Pace
- Relaxed
- Budget
- Mid-range
- Season
- June
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Arrival, Kødbyen and Vesterbro
Arrive on Saturday, check in in Vesterbro, enjoy coffee and a stroll through Kødbyen, then a relaxed dinner where the locals go rather than at the well-known places.
11:00
11:45
30 min by public transport
12:15
12:45
Stay: Drop off luggage at Annex Copenhagen
10 min on foot
13:00
14:15
Lunch: Lunch at Sparrow Bakery & Café
A relaxed lunch of sourdough bread, sandwiches and pastries at a neighbourhood bakery. Alternative: Mad & Kaffe.
Sparrow Bakery & Caféapprox. 90–150 DKK pp12 min on foot
14:30
15:15
Café: Coffee at Prolog Coffee Bar
Specialty coffee near the Meatpacking District, ideal for a break after your journey.
Prolog Coffee Barapprox. 40–70 DKK pp5 min on foot
15:30
17:00
Sightseeing: Stroll through Kødbyen
Wander through the former meat-packing halls with galleries, studios and street art, away from the evening bustle.
10 min on foot
17:15
18:00
Break: Settle into your room and rest
Your room is now ready: freshen up and catch your breath before the evening.
10 min on foot
18:30
20:15
Dinner: Dinner at Restaurant Kødbyens Mad
Neighbourhood restaurant with seasonal Nordic cuisine at moderate prices. Alternative: Bar Pasta in Vesterbro.
Restaurant Kødbyens Madapprox. 250–400 DKK pp
Day 2 · Kopenhagen
Nørrebro, art and departure
A relaxed departure day in Nørrebro: breakfast, a stroll through Assistens Kirkegård, coffee and galleries on Jægersborggade, lunch and then off to the airport.
08:45
09:45
Breakfast: Breakfast at Juno the Bakery
Famous cinnamon buns and sourdough bread from the neighbourhood bakery in Østerbro. Enjoy them with a filter coffee, without any rush.
Juno the Bakeryapprox. 70–120 DKK pp25 min by public transport
10:15
11:00
Sightseeing: Stroll through Assistens Kirkegård
The green cemetery is also a park for Nørrebro locals. On a Sunday morning it is quiet here and ideal for a wander.
8 min on foot
11:10
11:50
Café: Coffee at The Coffee Collective
The neighbourhood roastery on Jægersborggade. Try a filter coffee from the current roast.
The Coffee Collective Jægersborggadeapprox. 40–70 DKK pp1 min on foot
11:55
12:40
Activity: Galleries and workshops on Jægersborggade
3 min on foot
12:50
14:00
Lunch: Lunch at Manfreds
A natural wine bar and bistro with small, seasonal dishes, just a few steps away. Backup: Mirabelle Bakery.
Manfredsapprox. 250–380 DKK pp25 min by public transport
14:25
15:15
Travel & transfer: Back to the hotel to pick up your luggage
Head to Vesterbro to collect your luggage and check out.
20 min by train
15:35
Travel & transfer: Metro and train to the airport
From the main station, the train takes around 15 minutes to reach the airport. Allow plenty of buffer time for check-in and security.
Kastrup Lufthavn (CPH)approx. 40 DKK pp
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FAQ
How many days do you need for Copenhagen?
Two to three days are enough for the main sights. With four days you can plan trips such as to Helsingør or Malmö.
Where is the best place to stay in Copenhagen?
For a first visit the city centre (Indre By) is practical, and Vesterbro offers lots of dining and good transport links. Nørrebro is often cheaper.
Is Copenhagen expensive?
Yes, accommodation, restaurants and alcohol cost significantly more than in Germany. You can save money with bakeries, street food and free sights.