Spring is a great time to visit Copenhagen in Denmark—the country that's home to the happiest people in the world. Copenhagen, Denmark's capital, is a wonderful place to share in the joy! Mild spring and early summer weather makes it easy to enjoy the city where almost everything is within walking or biking distance.

Enjoy your visit at one of these fine Copenhagen hotels:

Hotel D'Angleterre

Front Hotel

Copenhagen Admiral Hotel

Hotel Kong Frederik

Radisson SAS Royal Hotel

Radisson SAS Scandinavia Hotel

Radisson SAS Falconer Hotel & Conference Centre

Copenhagen is a vibrant, modern city, where a fascinating past coexists with the latest trends in architecture, design, and fashion. Top 10 attractions include historic sights: the Little Mermaid, Tivoli Gardens (opening for the summer season on April 17), and Amalienborg Palace. Outside Copenhagen, be sure to visit the Viking Ship Museum and the castle of Shakespeare’s Hamlet.

Danish design, known for its timeless elegance and high quality, is everywhere in Copenhagen. See it on display at the Danish Design Centre, The Danish Museum of Decorative Art, and The Danish Architectural Centre. Shop for high-end, innovative Danish and international brands along Europe’s longest pedestrian street, Strøget. And visit the trendy neighborhoods of Vesterbro, Nørrebro, and Christianshavn, which are currently showcasing some of the city’s hottest shops, cafes, and bars.

Two major new architectural and cultural experiences in Copenhagen are the Copenhagen Opera House and the brand-new Royal Danish Playhouse, which opened its doors in February 2008. Fans of architecture are drawn to the Copenhagen Architecture & Design Days (May 16–18) when cultural institutions, manufacturers, and designers will showcase new facets of Danish architecture.

Danish cuisine is at its finest in Copenhagen. The city’s restaurants have been awarded 12 stars by The Michelin Guide, and Copenhagen is the Nordic city with most Michelin-starred restaurants. Fresh seasonal vegetables, wild game, locally caught seafood, and cured or smoked fish and meats shape the "new Scandinavian cooking"—a modern local cuisine with international appeal.

With historic sights, great museums and attractions, stylish shops, trendy cafes and bars, great dining, and lots of fabulous Danish design, you'll be happy in Denmark, too!

Fly With Scandinavian Airlines
Enjoy the Scandinavian experience right from the start. Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) offers more flights from the U.S. to Copenhagen than any other airline, with nonstop flights from New York (Newark), Chicago, Seattle, and Washington, D.C. And the extensive SAS route network on the other side of the North Atlantic means that you have convenient connections to dozen of cities throughout Scandinavia and the rest of Europe. Book on Expedia and save.

For more information about Copenhagen and Denmark, please visit www.visitcopenhagen.com and www.visitdenmark.com.