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If you’re searching for classic Scandinavian design in a fantastic location, this apartment delivers. Located on the third floor of a historic building without a lift, there is plenty of space for a group of nine to relax after a day of exploring. It’s worth noting there is only one bathroom here, but it's ideal for remote workers with dedicated desk space and families will appreciate the children’s amenities available for an additional fee. From here, it’s just a short stroll to the bars and restaurants of Nyhavn, while shops and historic sights are also within walking distance. 


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There’s no place like home… Until you’ve stayed in Master of Light that is. Casual luxury at its finest, it’s Copenhagen at its best. The location is extraordinary – you’re right besides Nyhavn, the city’s most famous postcard motif. And we can’t get over the design. Alexander clearly has a passion for Danish design, with works by Bang & Olufsen and Hans J. Wegner adorning every corner. There’s also a fantastic rooftop terrace with a nine-person hot tub, sun beds and a lounge arrangement, plus fantastic views of Copenhagen's historic buildings.



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A whirlwind of green hues, this snug home brings an instant smile to our faces. It's warm and comfortable, with a large dining table perfect for sharing family meals and a cosy sitting area where you can kick back and relax with a glass of wine and Netflix. A small collection of books and board games only add to the homey feel, as do the large windows which flood the lounge with natural light. One of the bedrooms is rather tiny and the bathroom isn't the biggest we've seen, but the brilliant location more than makes up for it. We love this area's historic charm and quiet streets, yet buzzing restaurants, cafes and shops are all a short stroll away. You're also within walking distance to many of Copenhagen's most beloved sights – Amalienborg Palace, Nyhavn, The Little Mermaid, Frederik's Church, you name it, chances are you can get to it easily. Best of all? The Danish queen lives just down the road, so if it's good enough for royalty, it's good enough for us.

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Parallelogram is sophisticated in that Scandi chic way that we just love. It elegantly blends wooden furniture, green plants and photos taken by the host himself to form a modern minimalist home with plenty of charm. You are a five-minute walk from Nyhavn and all of its cultural attractions. If you feel like experiencing the city in a different way, you can also sit down on the sunny balcony with a cup of coffee and watch Copenhageners go about their day.

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Located in a quiet corner of Indre By but just a five-minute walk from the 17th century Nyhavn waterfront, this bright and welcoming apartment puts you right in the heart of Copenhagen’s action. We love the homey comforts on offer here, from the sheepskin throws to the inviting Scandi and vintage furnishings and the large windows proferring fourth-floor views over the city’s rooftops. Our favourite spot is the private balcony with its views of Christiansborg’s spire. Sit here with your morning coffee while soaking up the fresh air or gather at the elegant dining table with the French doors open to enjoy the warmth and cosiness of your home. With plenty of curios decking the shelves, original artwork, a record player to serenade your evenings and a beautiful antique bureau on which to catch up on work, you’re all set for a relaxing time here, whether for business or pleasure. Factor in the luxurious Hästens bed for a dreamy night’s sleep and you may never leave your comfortable home. When you do, however, you’ll be wowed by the countless sights within easy reach on foot, including the Kongens Nytorv (seven minutes), Strøget’s upscale shops and indie boutiques (twelve minutes) and the Tivoli Gardens (fifteen minutes).


Ballet Shoes

This contemporary apartment is perfect for a group of friends or a family looking for a comfortable base in Copenhagen. It’s in a quiet building facing a courtyard, in the charming old city. The royal palace, Nyhavn, and Strøget are all five minutes away – you couldn’t ask for a more central location. The apartment has been designed to be a creative nest and a comfortable home-from-home. At full occupancy, three guests will sleep in the living space – it’s not the most private set-up for a long-term stay. 

Copenhagen Nest

This Copenhagen bolthole may be pocket-sized, but it would work well for two friends or colleagues looking for a central base to lay their heads. There's little space for socialising, with no living room to speak of. But each bedroom has a cushy chair and the dining banquette in the compact kitchen is a cosy spot for breakfast, and the bakery nearby will keep the pastries flowing. Outside, Nyhavn's buzzy cafes and restaurants are just around the corner. Kongens Nytorv Metro Station is also within easy reach, ready for you to blaze a trail across the city.


Nyhavn Soul

Set in a handsome building from 1791, you’ll be minutes from so many of Copenhagen’s best attractions. Both Amalienborg Castle and the Little Mermaid statue are a seven-minute walk away, while the picture-perfect harbour of Nyhavn is just fourteen minutes from home. Catch a glimpse of the stunning Opera house before heading to the neighbourhood’s Copenhagen Bicycles, where you can rent bikes and get around like locals. When you’re back at home you’ll enjoy a luminous and inviting living space with high ceilings and large windows. The furniture is stylish and sleek – Scandi of course – while you’ll have all the essentials you need for a comfortable stay. Enjoy a morning coffee on the sofa looking out at the busy street, or gather around the dining table for breakfast. When it’s time for bed, the bedrooms are soothing with their grey colour palettes, soft linens and plush pillows that ensure a good night of rest. 

Ariel

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Locations really don’t get much better than this. It's rare to find a property this close by to the picture-perfect Nyhavn district, with its brightly coloured gabled townhouses. Find a sunny spot outside at a quayside café or hop on a boat for one of the many canal tours that start here. As the evening draws in, take a pre-dinner stroll along the waterfront, then duck into one of the many restaurants and bars that line the canal.  You could call in on the Queen too, she lives just around the corner. And when it’s finally time to retreat inside, you’ll find a contemporary place that invites you to be social. The communal area is the heart of the home, offering plenty of space for your tribe to hang out, cook, and eat. The industrial-style windows flood natural light through the apartment by day, while the plush velvet curtains allow privacy at night when it’s time for some shut-eye.

Marguerite

With the Queen Margrethe as your next-door neighbour, it’s no wonder that the two-bedroom home has a grandiose and illustrious feel. The combination of the lively colour palette and the contemporary Scandinavian design mixed with lavish textures makes A Royal Affair a one-of-a-kind home that also places you in one of the most central locations in Copenhagen. If you fancy a traditional Danish meal, Nyhavn is just around the corner, but you can also just stay in to take advantage of the picturesque surroundings.

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This stunning apartment is a real one-of-a-kind in the Danish capital. Not only is it in a wonderful location (the Little Mermaid and Amalienborg Palace are only ten minutes away), but it merges historic features with contemporary Danish design in the most elegant way possible. It's a rarity to find homes this large in Copenhagen – especially complete with modern bathrooms – so we were thrilled when this one came across our desk. The bedrooms are among the most stylish we're seen, with forest green feature walls, eye-catching artwork and headboards held by leather straps. While the Crittal-style glass partition walls of the second and third bedrooms are certainly a conversation starter. On long summer days, a couple of French doors open out onto Juliette balconies so you can let the fresh air and that city buzz inside. As a bonus, this three-bedroom home is located along the Crown Prince's preferred cycling route, so you might catch a glimpse of him as he whizzes past on his bike. So if you're set on exploring Copenhagen on foot, by bike, or on the water, this is the ideal choice for you.

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Looking for a central location near Copenhagen's landmarks? This minimalist apartment is a great choice. In five minutes, you can walk to the Royal Palace, Nyhavn, and Strøget, the famous shopping street. The design may be pared-back, but it's done well. There's an eat-in kitchen but no proper living area, so you'll need to unwind around the table. It's also on the third floor and doesn't have a lift. Still, we think being in such a convenient spot is worth it.

Silver Elderflower

The Magic Flute is rich in history. Located just off lively Nyhavn, the building dates all the way back to 1658 (there’s a plaque at the entrance detailing all the owners throughout the years). With crooked, creaky floors, it’s oozing old charm – and paired with Matilde’s artwork, instruments, and personality, it becomes one of a kind. She’s an opera singer and works just down the road in the Royal Opera House, which only makes this home even more special.

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Welcome Hamper

The word “wow” came up a few times when we visited this place… A former coal crane located in Nordhavnen (the old industrial harbour area), it’s an incredibly special place that offers an out-of-this-world experience. Set up for pampered living in exceptional surroundings, it consists of three levels of unique luxury. One with your living quarters – the bed is heavenly. Another with a huge meeting room and bathroom – the bathtubs have some of the best views we’ve ever come across. And two terraces – one for enjoying magnificent sunsets, the other tailor-made for sunrises. 

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Tucked back from the hustle and bustle of the ever-popular harbourside hotspot of Nyhavn, this spectacular apartment ranks among our favourites in the city. 

A large open-plan living area is the focal point of any stay here, with a sleek handleless kitchen, a typically stylish mid-century dining table and chairs, plus a comfortable seating area. It's lined with windows along one side, letting in plenty of natural light during the day. When night falls, elegant pendant lights illuminate the space.

Stride out into the picturesque pocket of the city. This 17th-century canal, lined with colourful houses and stunning sailboats, continuously tops lists of Copenhagen's must-see sights, and it's easy to see why. But, while it may attract the tourists, there's no doubt that the locals love it just as much, and you'd be hard-pushed to find a better spot in the city to enjoy a cold beer on a warm summer's afternoon.

To the east, a bridge connects you to the cafes and canals of Christianshavn and the hippie haven of Christiania, where quirky self-built homes line the lake. While to the west lie Copenhagen's pedestrianised shopping streets and the low-key creative cool of Kødbyen, also known as the Meatpacking District, a ten-minute bike ride away.


Transitions in Pink

This duplex apartment is located in Nyhavn and overlooks both a quiet courtyard on one side and a great cityscape view on the other, which includes the Royal Theatre as a neighbour – just a three-minute walk away. Start each morning here in Danish style and enjoy a fresh waffle from the bakery that can be reached within just five minutes on foot before heading out for a day of sightseeing and exploring.

The renowned Nyhavn harbour is just a five-minute walk from your door where you can enjoy the views of colourful seventeenth-century buildings and old ships docked. In the evening, why not sip a cool beer by the docks, dine at one of the many restaurants, or listen to a local jazz band play?

Cross the walking bridge to Christianshavn – an eighteen-minute walk from your door – and wander one of the most vibrant spots in Copenhagen. Explore Hans Christian Anderson’s fairytale Denmark and visit the monument to the writer and the Little Mermaid statue – which are an eighteen-minute and twenty-minute walk away, respectively. Zip-around the neighbourhood on a Segway or take a guided bike tour, and if you’d rather see the city from the waters, then rent a boat and cruise the canals, or relax and let a captain guide you. Whatever you choose to do in Copenhagen, this home is ideally located to see some of the best sights of the city. 

Little Ida's Flowers

Chic and stylish, this apartment makes for an excellent base in Copenhagen. You’ll have everything you need here for a city break, including a fully-equipped kitchen with a Nespresso machine. At full occupancy, two guests will sleep on a sofa bed in the living space – those planning long-term stays might be more comfortable with a guest count of four. The apartment is perfectly located for sightseeing, with Amalienborg Palace and Nyhavn just five minutes away. Those hoping for a spot of retail therapy will be delighted to be so close to Strøget. 

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This stylish homestay is located in one of Copenhagen's most distinguished neighbourhoods. Spread across a single level, the apartment is tastefully designed, blending old and new to deliver an eclectic and elevated atmosphere. Step outside your door and you'll find cafes, bars and restaurants all within reach – not to mention key sights such as Churchill Park and Amalienborg Palace within walking distance, too. All in all, this makes a great base for groups of friends or families seeking style and substance when in town.

A Lovely Manor

Ideally located and only two minutes from Amalienborg Palace, this stylish and immaculate home with plenty of space. With four bedrooms, two living spaces and an open-plan kitchen/dining area, large groups will be very comfortable here. The glass-walled bedrooms might leave you feeling a little exposed, but they are a cool design feature that adds a unique feel. As well as being close to the Queen's winter residence, you're also only a five-minute walk from the iconic canalside district of Nyhavn. It's the perfect place to while away a long summer's evening. Either with a cold one on the quayside like the locals or at one of the many restaurants overlooking the old tall ships.

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Copenhagen is a thriving hive of charisma, energy and charm – and you're perfectly placed to explore every avenue. This enchanting apartment is one of the colourful homes that line Nyhavn, a dreamy harbour of welcoming cafes and vibrant restaurants playing jazz. It's like walking through a Danish fairytale.

Begin your mornings wandering along the canal, coffee in hand as you bask in the picturesque scenery. Grab a pastry then stroll towards Christianhavn, one of the upbeat and flourishing hubs of the capital city. Here you'll find hip bars and eating spots to mingle with the locals. Stroget, Copenhagen's busy retail district, is the place to be if you want to immerse yourself in the city's shopping culture. Chic boutiques selling ultra-stylish clothing coexist with iconic stores – it caters to every fashion sense. For higher-end couture, Magasin Du Nord showcases the on-trend items.

However you spend your day in the Danish capital, the snug tranquillity of the home acts as a restful haven after a day of walking the cobbled streets. And since it comes with noise-cancelling windows, you won’t have to worry too much about the lively street below you. Cosy up with a spot of Netflix while sipping hot chocolate to bring your evening to a close, or perhaps treat yourself to a glass of wine while admiring the canal view from your balcony.


Still Life

Once the stomping grounds of ashore sailors seeking romance and adventure, this penthouse apartment has 400 years of history to its name. The half-timbering style pays homage to its heritage, but the rest of the design is contemporary. Layout-wise, it's quite quirky – the bedrooms have glass walls, the bathroom has two showers and two toilets, and two guests will sleep on the sofa bed. It's also on the third floor of a building without a lift. But the location is hard to beat. The picturesque Nyhavn waterfront is steps away. There's also a cafe in the courtyard downstairs, perfect for a laid-back coffee.

Sailor's Hideout

Set in Copenhagen's design district, with happening art galleries and wander-worthy antique shops all within walking distance, it's no wonder this apartment's central location is a huge highlight. While the listed apartment building's exteriors are charming, the home's minimalist interiors aren't overly characterful and a little unconventional in places. Expect high ceilings in the living area, compact bedrooms with quirky internal windows, and a pocket-sized kitchen better suited to breakfasts and lighter bites. But with a bakery next door and restaurants aplenty close by, we don't think you'll mind.

Timeless Treasure

This truly unique home is set over three floors with high ceilings, exposed beams and classically Danish design elements throughout. First built in 1755, it's been transformed into an incredible space that perfectly suits modern living. Brilliantly located in an area buzzing with activity, the building helps to block any noise from the outside world – providing you with the best of both worlds. You enter the home through a little courtyard to find the first couple of floors taken up by well-appointed bedrooms with soothing neutral colour palettes that help you drift off at the end of the day. However, it's the open-plan top floor that is the undoubted star of the show. It's an ideal space for socialising as you hang out by the kitchen counter and relax in the chillout area before sitting down for dinner at the large, ten-seater dining table. And if you'd like to treat yourself to a meal out, you've got too many options to mention within a short walk. Plus, with Amalienborg Palace and Nyhavn just around the corner, you won't have to go far to experience the best of Copenhagen. 

Timber House

Modern, minimalist and powered by renewable energy, this apartment guarantees a stress-free stay in Denmark’s capital city. The heart of Indre By is easily accessible by foot, and the Marmorkirken metro station is a ten-minute walk away. As there is not enough comfortable seating for a group of five, we recommend this place for groups who are always on the go. The kitchen, however, is fully equipped with everything you need for home cooking, and your host can arrange cleaning services for an additional fee.

Essence of Denmark

Situated a five-minute cycle ride from downtown, this trendy apartment is close to the heart of the action yet set apart enough from the touristic throngs. Inside, it’s full of charming details and harmonising colours—the jewel-blue sofa, neon orange cushions and yellow Pop Art banana make for a visually pleasing combination. The dinky kitchen is set up for quick meals at home, but when you’re in the food capital of Scandinavia, eating out is impossible to resist. Copenhagen is one of the most bike-friendly cities in the world so getting about is a piece of cake. Rent your own set of wheels and take the six-minute journey to the Danish masterpieces in the Hirschsprung Collection or pedal ten minutes over the river to the picturesque Christianshavn neighbourhood. Oh, and your home is located right on the Crown Prince’s preferred biking route, so don’t be surprised when he whizzes past you on his bicycle!

Velvet Underground

Situated in Copenhagen’s bustling Amager district, this 17th-century trading house is home to one of the sleekest apartments this side of the Baltic. 

If you love Scandinavian design, you’ll love the interior here. Dreamt up by FABRK Studio, a team of local architects, its dark wood fixtures and Calacatta marble accents make this place feel more chic city hideout than typical hotel alternative. It’s not style over substance here though – boasting all the amenities you’d expect from a high-end holiday rental, this apartment has everything you need for a comfortable stay in the Capital. 

Wake up to refreshing views of Amalie Garden then head out to explore the city. You don’t need us to tell you that there’s plenty to do here but if you’re looking for recommendations, why not wander over to the terraces at Sankt Annæ for a light breakfast before making your way to Jægersborggade for a spot of boutique shopping? Whether you choose to spend all day sightseeing or sampling delicious food at one of Copenhagen’s many high-end restaurants, you’ll love coming home to your sleek apartment and enjoying a well-deserved glass of wine on the terrace before turning in for the night. We don't know about you but that sounds pretty perfect to us. 

Harbourside Chic

Just steps from Amalienborg Palace, this apartment is a fantastic choice of base in Copenhagen. You’ll have parks and top-tier restaurants nearby, though this home boasts a well-equipped, modern kitchen if you’d rather dine in. The colourful canals of Nyhavn are a fifteen-minute walk away. The apartment has been designed to blend the old and new, with bold splashes of colour juxtaposing the more traditional decor. There’s lots of space for you to spend time together, around the large dining table or in the cosy living room. Guests seven and eight will sleep on a sofa bed in the living space, which may be more suitable for shorter stays. 

Danish Days

The Close-Up is on the small side, but it’s got lots of cool decorative elements, striking colour combinations, and sleek white floors. Located in a quiet backyard to a street packed with beautiful classicist and Rococo architecture, this studio home’s revamped interiors feel like a modern hideaway in a historic part of Copenhagen. The kitchen is basic and not suitable for cooking elaborate meals, but who says you even have to cook when you’re close to gems like Bistro Royal, Geist and Havfruen. 

The Close-up

If you end up staying in Cloud Underground, you’ll be getting some very fancy neighbours. Amalienborg Palace (the Danish queen’s home) is just down the road – and it’s actually also located along the Crown Prince’s preferred biking route, so don’t be scared if he whizzes past you. With its Scandinavian-meets-industrial vibe, it’s the kind of place you look forward to coming home to at the end of a long day of sightseeing. Oh, and did we forget to mention that it’s within walking distance to everyone’s favourite statue, The Little Mermaid?

Cloud Underground

This central Copenhagen apartment is prime for an extended family or group getaway. Each of the five bedrooms is as light-filled and stylish as the next, and there’s plenty of space to get together for breakfast in the dining kitchen. It’s worth noting that the last two guests will make do with a sofa bed in the lounge at full occupancy, but we can forgive that for such a remarkable location. All the sightseeing hotspots, including the colourful waterfront of Nyhavn Harbour, are a stroll away. Need to be someplace fast? Kongens Nytorv metro station is just 600 metres on foot.

Colourful Nyhavn

Located on the top floor of a historic building in Copenhagen’s charming old town, this modern apartment is ideal for families, friends, or even colleagues. Just minutes from Nyhavn and the royal palace, it's perfectly placed for exploring the city. It's a flexible space with beds that can be made into singles or doubles, depending on your group's preference, and an additional sofa bed in the living room. This home even comes with free access to the local gym, so you can squeeze in a morning workout. It's the perfect base for an authentic city stay right in the heart of it all.

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While the immediate area isn’t typical of Copenhagen (it’s very modern), you’re only a fifteen-minute walk from The Little Mermaid. The waterfront is also just around the corner. High-ceilinged and minimalist with warm undertones, it’s great for families. Although it could do with some wall art here and there, we love that this place makes you feel at home instantly.

Family Album

Located in the back building of a courtyard close to vibrant Nyhavn, this unique apartment channels old Copenhagen in a light-hearted way. We love this place – it's quirky, quiet, and crooked (it's in a typical timber-framed building with brick walls and low ceilings). Your host, Mikkel, is a music-lover, so there's an abundance of instruments, sound equipment and a huge record collection, as well as cool design classics by Hans J. Wegner – one of Denmark's most creative furniture designers. We also couldn't take our eyes off the lion foot bathtub, elegantly paired with a surfboard for a playful touch – though the tub is for decoration purposes only. Step out into Copenhagen's charming streets, and you'll find yourself just a few hundred metres from the colourful waterside bars and restaurants of Nyhavn. Stroll a few minutes further and you can browse the boutiques that line pedestrianised Strøget. Finally, head away from the centre, and the world-famous Little Mermaid statue is around twenty minutes' walk away. Alternatively, do as the locals do and cycle around the city to cut your journey times in half.

Polaroid Surfing

Scandinavian through and through, this home is a minimalist haven with brilliant technological features, such as the Philips lighting system. The high ceilings and gabled windows make the living area bright and airy, perfectly matching the modern interior. There’s also a rainfall shower and the whole flat benefits from floor heating, making it the perfect place to come back to after a long day exploring the Danish capital. Best of all, your host is delightful and will make sure you have a great visit. 

Bright Eyed

On the third floor of a beautiful 1870s building, we find Opera Diva. It has expressive interiors with a mix of Scandinavian chic furniture and antique pieces that are paired with some of the host’s own illustrations. And it also comes with a bathtub, which is something we rarely see in Copenhagen. As as an added bonus, one of the most famous Danish opera singers lives next door – and even though she’s retired, you can still hear her practising her singing now and then.

Opera Diva

The Alphabet oozes Copenhagen charm. Not only is it a loved home with personality aplenty, but you’re also so central that you can see beautiful Copenhagen spires and copper-clad roofs from the terrace. We love how this two-bedroom home juxtaposes contemporary Danish design with design classics like the Safari Chair and the PH 80 floor lamp. It’s very clearly a family home, so expect to feel a cosy and caring atmosphere as soon as you walk through the door.  


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Housed in a listed building on Gråbrødretorv square, this design-forward apartment pairs period charm with a cinematic sense of style. Expect high ceilings, Italian-inspired touches, and a statement-striped dining room perfect for long, laughter-filled evenings. Every corner feels intentional, from the terrazzo-tiled bathrooms to the Klimt replica in the lounge. With four bedrooms, a glamorous dressing room, and sleeping space for ten, it’s a generous hideaway for families and friends alike. Best of all, you’re in the heart of the city, just minutes from museums, bakeries, and boutiques.

 The Danish Duke

This home has gone all-in on the bold and clean design aesthetic, with large windows letting in plenty of light, creating a refreshing atmosphere. We adore the black matte kitchen – ready for you to cook up a storm to enjoy on the velvet tan seats while overlooking the charming city. Recognised as the happiest city in the world – that had to be telling you something, and even better, you get to experience it.

Tivoli Gardens, a thirteen-minute walk away, has 19th-century depictions of the Orient and provides a magnificent spectacle with thousands of colourful lights in the evening for you to enjoy. There is no city in the world that loves cycling more than Copenhagen, so rent a bike and go riding, heading to Nyhavn, a place you won't forget, with its brightly coloured gabled townhomes, salty boats, and frothy beer to savour while taking in the view. For some high culture, spend the evening at a jazz club or the Royal Danish Theater.

The Light of Home

You couldn’t ask for a more central spot for this Indre By apartment, set just steps from the iconic Magasin du Nord department store and a short stroll from Tivoli Gardens. Need to be someplace fast? The Metro is only minutes away, making exploring every corner of Copenhagen easy. Inside, the Scandi interiors of this light-filled home speak for themselves. That said, there are a few compromises to be made here. The main bedroom sleeps four, with both a double bed and a sofa bed, while a living room sofa bed sleeps another two. While this won’t suit everyone, it could work out great for a small family or close-knit group.

Danish Elegance

Brimming with Scandi charm, this top-floor apartment offers a stylish base in the centre of Copenhagen. Not only are the interiors comfortable and bright, but you also have the luxury of a private balcony with views of neighbouring red rooftops.

In this home, you'll feel a tangible sense of calm among the nude-toned furnishings and smooth textures. Wake up and prepare a coffee and Danish pastry in the sleek high-spec kitchen, then glide outside for a leisurely breakfast in the sun. After a morning of lounging in the homely living space, head downstairs and step straight into the city centre.

The widely photographed Nyhavn harbour, flanked by colourful buildings, is just a five-minute walk away. Enjoy lunch with a view before venturing to nearby Christiansborg Palace, a 12th-century structure that houses the government – you can also peruse its impressive collection of artwork. Indulge in some light shopping in the atmospheric Strøget area, and remember to pick up a bottle of wine to enjoy on your balcony once you wind your way back home.

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