Copenhagen

A must-see for its rich collections, the museum has been extended several times since its foundation in 1819. — Michelin Guide

Bordered by the sprawling botanical gardens and 17th-century Rosenborg Castle... the palatial national gallery holds the broadest survey of Danish art. — Travel + Leisure

The exquisite antiquities and a world-class collection of impressionist masterpieces make this one of Copenhagen's most important museums. — Fodor's

The overall architecture of the building itself is only surpassed by the amazing voices that reside within its walls. — Afar Magazine

Visit his majestic museum, with finished pieces and casts of most of his work, including the iconic Christ statue. — Travel + Leisure

Trees, flowers, ponds, sculptures, and a spectacular 19th-century Palmehuset (Palm House) of tropical and subtropical plants blanket the garden's 25-plus acres. — Fodor's

The Danish Royal Library, dating from the 1600s, is the largest and most impressive in the Norse countries. — Frommer's

This modern art museum is housed in a building with resolutely nautical architecture, designed by Søren Robert Lund, which plays an important role in the visitor experience. — Michelin Guide

Four 18th-century French-style rococo mansions -- opening onto one of the most attractive squares in Europe -- have been the home of the Danish royal family since 1794,. — Frommer's

You may not recognize the names of any of the artists on display, but you can still have a visual treat for a couple of hours. — Frommer's

In many ways, this landmark church is more richly decorated and impressive than Copenhagen's cathedral, Vor Frue Kirke. — Frommer's

Famous graves, lush natural beauty, peaceful gardens, and art sculptures. — Condé Nast Traveler

The 18th-century Frederiks Hospital is now the outstanding Denmark Design Museum. — Lonely Planet

Houses the Danish parliament, the Supreme Court, this prime minister's offices, and the Royal Reception Rooms. — Frommer's

An observation deck that affords great views over the city and to Sweden in the distance. To reach the top, you walk up an interior spiral ramp with no stairs. — Afar Magazine

A self-governed and ecologically-minded haven of alternative living, is the second most visited tourist attraction in Copenhagen. — Michelin Guide

Tivoli is a shamelessly charming combination of amusement rides, flower gardens, food pavilions, carnival games and open-air stage shows. — Lonely Planet

This beautiful sculpture, created by Edvard Eriksen (1876 - 1959) in 1913, graces the harbor in Copenhagen. — Afar Magazine