Copenhagen – the Hip City of Scandinavia

Copenhagen, Denmark. The Danish capital can be proud of combining the best qualities of Scandinavia and being a hip area in the region.

The city is the center of culture. Many artists reside here, therefore besides many galleries and museums, artworks can be seen simply in the streets. Copenhagen can offer many attractions: from the beautiful botanical garden and parks, to the most exciting night clubs.

Christiania is a self-proclaimed freetown in the capital’s neighborhood. The residents and guests cultivate free spirit fashion and lifestyle here. Those who pursue a career in the arts or are adventurers come to Christiania to get inspired.

Lead photo by Viktor Lakics

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Kopenhagen Denmark

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Kopenhagen Denmark

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Kopenhagen

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