Other European Capitals might be showier, but a few are friendlier or more welcoming to gay and lesbian visitors than Copenhagen.
Copenhagen is the capital of Denmark and has been ranked as one of the world best cities to live in, despite the high cost of living. Compared to London and Paris you can get affordable accommodation.Copenhagen and the surrounding counties have 3 beaches with a total of approx. 8km of sandy beaches within 30 minutes bicycling from the city centre. This includes Amager Strandpark, a 2 km long artificial island which opened in 2005 and is located just 15 minutes by bicycle from the city centre.
Culture
Duriing the night Copenhagen becomes more interesting for people who likebars, clubs, concert venues and discos as they come alive and give you the opportunity to get really close to the Copenhageners and their way of life. You can have party through the whole nights up to the morning.
Travel Information
Arriving and Departing
By Plane Copenhagen´s Kastrup Airport 11 km ( 7 miles) from the city center, is Europe´s easiest place to land. Danske Bank´s currency exchange window in the arrivals hall is open Monday to Friday and Saturday and Sunday. A direct train, leaving form the arrival hall, connects the airport with Central Station every 10 minutes
By Train Copenhagen´s Central Station ( Kobenhavn Hovedbanegarden) is east to negotiate. Danske Bank´s currency exchange office on the station´s platform side, is open daily 8am to 8pm. The city´s subway (S-tog) lines converge at Central Station.Buses stop outside, where there´s also a taxi rank.
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