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Cover of Pipin & Mire's Copenhagen travel guide PDF, with Nyhavn's colourful houses
Girl leaning among parked bicycles on a Copenhagen street
Copenhagen guide page with local info: airport and transport
Colourful houses and wooden boats on the Nyhavn canal, Copenhagen
Guy posing on the Nyhavn quay with its colourful houses
Copenhagen guide page showing the Google Maps map on a phone
Girl drinking coffee in a bakery among flour sacks in Copenhagen
Black bicycle against a red façade on a cobbled Copenhagen street
Copenhagen guide page with their favourite cafés and bakeries
Girl browsing colourful crates in a design shop in Copenhagen
Copenhagen guide page with the 3-day and 1-week itinerary
Girl in a blue beanie next to her bicycle on a Copenhagen street
Copenhagen guide page with a collage of photos of Pipin and Mire
Second-hand flea market under a bridge in Copenhagen in autumn

Travel Guide – Copenhagen

Description

Our Copenhagen travel guide PDF brings together our favorite spots and everything you need to plan your trip: what to see, where to eat, where to stay and how to put it all together into an itinerary, with a special focus on the city's cafés and bakeries. It's a PDF formatted for your phone screen and includes a Google Maps list with 150+ saved places, so every spot is just a tap away.

What's inside the guide

  • A Copenhagen bucket list and a map of the city with its neighborhoods explained: the center, Christianshavn, Nørrebro, Vesterbro, Østerbro, Amager and Frederiksberg.
  • Local info: the airport, metro, bikes and useful apps.
  • Summer plans like a canal boat tour or Tivoli, and winter plans like the Light Festival or ice skating at Frederiksberg Runddel.
  • Coffee & brunch, with cafés and bakeries like Apotek 57, Lille Bakery, Atelier September and La Cabra.
  • Restaurants by type of food (healthy, burgers, pizza, sushi) and our go-to classics.
  • Hotels sorted by budget (€, €€ and €€€) and the must-see museums and landmarks.
  • Copenhagen itineraries for 3 days and 14 days, with day trips to Frederiksborg, Dyrehaven and Malmö.
  • The plans we'd do ourselves, markets like Torvehallerne and Reffen, secondhand and design shops, and workout classes.

Who it's for

For a Copenhagen getaway where you want to make the most of every day, and for anyone traveling for the design, the coffee and the food who wants to go straight to the places worth it.

FAQ

How do I get it? By email, instantly, with your order confirmation.

Is it up to date? Yes, we reviewed it in October 2026.

How do I get from the airport to the city center? We recommend the metro: line M2 (the yellow one) toward Vanløse. You can buy tickets at the station machines or in the Rejsebillet app, and the guide covers the other options too.

If you just want the places, there's our Copenhagen map on Google Maps. And to start getting a feel for the city, read our post on 10 must-sees in Copenhagen.

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