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Dec 2024
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Copenhagen Uncovered: Design, Dining, an...

Voyascape Media / David Brodie & Tim Johnson
About this episode

This week on Travel in 10, Tim and David explore the Danish capital of Copenhagen, a city renowned for its colorful harbors, royal palaces, and bike-friendly culture. Whether you’re drawn by the vibrant design scene, world-class dining, or historical landmarks, this episode uncovers why Copenhagen remains a favorite destination for travelers.

What You’ll Learn:

  • Must-visit attractions in Copenhagen, from the Design Museum to the Tivoli Gardens.
  • The latest trend of social dining, including unique spots like Absalon and Hotel Kanalhuset.
  • Insider tips on experiencing Copenhagen like a local, from cycling the streets to indulging in its famed culinary scene.

Featured Highlights:

  • Design & Culture: Discover the Scandinavian design ethos at the Design Museum and marvel at urban innovation at the Danish Architecture Center.
  • Culinary Gems: Dive into Copenhagen’s culinary landscape, from the legendary Noma to cozy eateries like Restaurant Barr.
  • Unique Experiences: Get a glimpse of local life in Christiania and the buzzing atmosphere of Reffen, a redeveloped industrial area turned street food haven.
  • Accommodations with History: Stay at iconic spots like 71 Nyhavn or 25 Hours Paper Island, blending historic charm with modern luxury.

Where to Stay in Copenhagen:

  1. 71 Nyhavn Hotel – A former warehouse located in the picturesque Nyhavn harbor. Experience historic charm with luxurious touches.


  1. 25 Hours Hotel Paper Island – This quirky hotel offers a whimsical design, vintage nautical decor, and a rooftop bar with stunning views.


  1. CityHub Copenhagen – A modern capsule-style hotel offering tech-forward amenities, Scandinavian spa facilities, and shared workspaces.


Resources & Links:

  • Plan your trip with the Copenhagen Card, offering access to 80 attractions and free public transport: Copenhagen Card Official Website
  • Discover more travel stories and inspiration at Voyascape.com.

Music in This Episode:

The music at the end of today's episode is "Leaving on a Jet Plane" by the incredibly talented up-and-coming Canadian artist Grace Forestier. You can check out her music on Spotify.

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Thanks for Tourism Copenhagen for their help with our recent trip and providing some of the experiences discussed on this week's show.

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