Why Copenhagen
Cruise passengers can feel Copenhagen's cosmopolitan atmosphere from the moment they arrive
Copenhagen is a historic city - with roots that go back to pre-Viking days - and it is a gloriously royal city, too. Yet Copenhagen is also a distinctly modern city, known for its creative, innovative design and architecture and, even more recently for its world-class cuisine. (In fact, it boasts the most Michelin-star restaurants of any city in Scandinavia). The cultural scene offers everything from the world-renowned Royal Danish Ballet to sizzling jazz clubs and countless museums and galleries.
On Copenhagen's cobblestone pedestrian streets, visitors are greeted by funky boutiques, myriad cafés, major department stores and antique shops. Those cruise passengers who take a few extra pre- or post-cruise days in Copenhagen will find a wealth of accommodations to choose from.
Danes are hip and friendly, their capital city is lively and charming, and sophisticated cruise travelers never leave disappointed