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Find your hygge amid the cool cafés and pastel townhouses of Copenhagen

That famous Danish concept of “hygge”, which refers to a lovely, fuzzy sense of cosiness and contentment, will become very clear to you when you arrive in Copenhagen. From the cobblestoned streets to the languid canals to the quirky, candy-coloured houses that put silly grins on visitors’ faces, the cityscape itself is effortlessly charming. Then there’s the culture: casually hip but warmly welcoming, embodied in the buzzing cafés and impeccably stylish restaurants which can be somehow rustic and completely contemporary at the same time. And, if your tastes run to grand attractions rather than bohemian nooks, there are the ornate palaces, not to mention the merry oasis of Tivoli Gardens. Copenhagen holiday rentals put all of this on your doorstep.

Why book Copenhagen holiday rentals with ebookers?

If there was ever a city that deserves to be experienced in a leisurely way, as if you’re a local, it’s this one. That’s why Copenhagen holiday rentals can feel so right, offering you a home from home close to restaurants, cafés and attractions such as the iconic Little Mermaid statue. Instead of making do with a small guestroom, you can let out your inner Scandinavian in a proper Copenhagen pad, and even opt for a houseboat if you’re feeling adventurous. By searching on ebookers, you can find Copenhagen holiday apartments that will make you feel the fabled hygge.

Top things to do in Copenhagen

If immersing yourself in Viking culture is high on your things to do list, visit the National Museum of Denmark, where you can get close to Viking swords, helmets and shields, as well as relics from other epochs. Even more splendour awaits at Christiansborg Palace, where you can step within the Neo-Baroque fortress to see the gilded Royal Reception Rooms and ornate tapestries. Afterwards, you can let your hair down in Tivoli Gardens, the lush and historic urban oasis which has one of the world’s oldest theme parks. Love shopping? The bustling thoroughfare of Stroget is an essential place to visit, with its mix of big brands and exclusive boutiques, and you can offset the splurging with a dose of high culture at Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek, a gallery featuring works by the likes of Renoir and Cezanne. And if the weather is warm, why not go for a jaunt to Amager Beach Park, and enjoy the dunes and lagoon?

Getting around in Copenhagen

Copenhagen is a place that deserves to be seen on foot, and there’s serious pleasure to be had by simply ambling around, poking into cafés and checking out colourful districts like Nyhavn, where multi-coloured townhouses overlook the canal. The city does have an extensive bus and metro system, while harbour buses make for a fun, cheap way to explore the waterways. If you’re here for a longer period, it might also be worth hiring a car to get out and see more of the wider region during your holiday.