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5 places in København: Christiansborg Palace, The Round Tower, ILLUM, and 2 more. Every place is verified on Google Maps, featured in an Instagram post by DARIA | Diary of life abroad | Hidden Gems in Copenhagen.
Christiansborg Palace
Historical place
4.5
Witness the grandeur of this royal palace, which houses the Danish Parliament and Supreme Court. Climb the tower for spectacular panoramic views of the city. Explore the Royal Reception Rooms and the Palace Chapel for a glimpse into Danish history.
The Round Tower
Place
4.5
Ascend this historic tower for unique spiral ramp architecture and panoramic city views. Its distinctive design makes the journey to the top an experience in itself. Book tickets in advance to avoid queues during peak season.
ILLUM
Department store
4.2
Explore this upscale department store for a diverse range of fashion, beauty, and home goods. Don't miss the rooftop for stunning city views and dining options. It's a great spot for both shopping and a scenic break.
Original Coffee
Coffee shop
4.2
Savor artisanal coffee and delicious pastries, including their famous cardamom buns, with breathtaking city views. This rooftop cafe offers a perfect blend of taste and scenery. It's an ideal spot for a relaxing break with a local touch.
Amagertorv
Place
4.5
Experience the vibrant heart of Copenhagen at this bustling public square. Admire its beautiful fountain and surrounding historic buildings. It's an excellent spot for people-watching and soaking in the city's lively atmosphere.
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