10 Things to Do in Copenhagen in Spring

During the spring in Copenhagen you can visit places where you can contemplate the beauty of nature in all its splendor. In addition, this season is ideal for cycling around the city, enjoying the warm and relaxed atmosphere of the city.

Here I tell you all the things to see and do in Copenhagen in spring for you to enjoy it to the fullest.

The Copenhagen Botanical Garden is a must-see during the spring. It features a wide variety of plants, including many species in bloom throughout the season. Some of the most notable flowers you can see in spring include tulips, daffodils, roses and irises.

If you love nature and are especially a plant lover, I recommend taking a tour of Copenhagen that takes you to the Botanical Gardens during this season.

When touring the Copenhagen Botanical Garden during the spring you can also enjoy a pleasant and relaxing atmosphere that lends itself to take many beautiful pictures while disconnecting from the bustle of the city without leaving it, as this garden is located within walking distance of the city center.

Details of interest

• Price: admission to the garden is free.
• Hours: between 8:30 am and 6:00 pm during the months of April to September. Also open between 8:30 am and 4:00 pm the rest of the year. Additionally, the Palm Orangery is open between 10:00 and 17:00 between October and March.
• Location: at Gothersgade 128.

Known as one of the most iconic places in Copenhagen, Nyhavn harbor is the perfect place to enjoy the views of the canal and the traditional wooden boats while soaking in the beautiful atmosphere of spring in Copenhagen. Also, if you want to take a tour of Copenhagen's canals, this is the place where your journey will begin.

During springtime, Nyhavn harbor is resplendent with the vibrant hues of the season, so as you stroll along this place you will see a variety of flowers and plants coloring the waterfront and creating beautiful arches leading to the picturesque colorful houses lining the canal.

It is a visit that will take you through one of the best preserved parts of the city. It will fill you with tranquility and peace as you spend hours watching the boats, taking pictures and enjoying the lively atmosphere of this place.

Details of interest

• Price: visiting Nyhavn harbor is free, but booking a cruise on the canals of Copenhagen can cost around 20€ per person.
• Hours: free, so you can visit at any time of the day.
• Location: in the center of the city, so you can reach it easily.

Charlottenborg Palace is one of the highlights of Copenhagen and is known for its beautiful gardens and majestic fountains, which you should know and visit especially during the spring when the beautiful seasonal flowers are born.

On the other hand, the fountains of Charlottenborg Palace are a true marvel of architecture and within the city are recognized as one of the best tourist attractions to visit. Between the sound of the water and the flowers that decorate the garden, this is certainly a good place to visit in spring.

Charlottenborg Palace is located opposite the Kongens Nytorv Square, in the historic center of the city, so I recommend you sign up for a Segway tour of Copenhagen in which this place is included, so you can tour it completely and without getting tired.

Interesting details

• Price: Children and young people up to 15 years old get free admission to the gardens. Young people and adults over 16 years old will have to pay around 12 euros to enter.
• Hours: You can visit this place from Tuesday to Friday between 12:00 and 20:00. On Saturdays and Sundays you will have the opportunity to visit between 11:00 and 17:00. Closed on Mondays.
• Location: on the corner of Kongens Nytorv and Nyhavn in the historic center of Copenhagen.

On your visit to Copenhagen during the spring you cannot miss the opportunity to visit Amalienborg, which is the residence of the Danish royal family. Here, you will have the opportunity to observe the changing of the guard, a traditional spectacle that occurs daily. The ideal place to see this ceremony is the palace square.

It is a moment when the guards of the royal household parade to the palace to change the guard.

During the traditional show you can also appreciate the elegance of the architecture of the palace, which consists of four identical buildings in the shape of a horseshoe. Each is occupied by members of the royal family, including Queen Margrethe II and her husband Prince Consort Henrik.

Details of interest

• Price: it is a free show that can be seen from the palace square.
• Hours: daily at 12:00 during the spring.
• Location: in the center of Copenhagen, in the Frederiksstaden district, near the castle quay and the city harbor.

Tivoli Gardens is one of Copenhagen's most famous and oldest tourist attractions. It is a historic amusement park that dates back to 1843 and has since become a symbol of Danish charm and culture. It is noted for its wide variety of thrilling attractions, from roller coasters and carousels to boat rides and balloon rides.

I recommend booking tickets to Tivoli Gardens in Copenhagen during the spring because the temperatures are much more pleasant and the park is open longer each day.

Additionally, you have to know that Tivoli Gardens, besides an amusement park, is a place full of history and art, with beautiful architecture and several thematic exhibitions that honor Danish culture. To visit it you can buy the city card, which takes you to this and other iconic places in Copenhagen paying less.

Details of interest

• Price: from 20 € per person, although prices may vary according to your age.
• Hours: Sunday to Thursday between 11:00 and 22:00. You can also go from Friday to Saturday between 11:00 and 24:00.
• Location: in the center of Copenhagen, at Vesterbrogade 3, 1630.

Nørrebro, known for its vibrant atmosphere and cultural diversity, is one of Copenhagen's most interesting and trendy neighborhoods. I recommend visiting this area in spring to enjoy its wide range of bars, cafes and trendy stores, which start opening from spring until late summer.

Nørrebro's bars are the perfect place to relax and enjoy a drink after a day exploring the city, so this is a good place to sign up for a good pub crawl in Copenhagen to get to know the wide variety of bars that this area has to offer.

In Nørrebro you can find from the most sophisticated to the most informalbars, and in all of them you will enjoy a good beer or a cocktail. But it's not all about bars, in Nørrebro you can also find different cafes with a cozy atmosphere and many stylish stores with innovative products.

Interesting details

• Price: you don't need to pay anything to tour the neighborhood, although if you plan to book a pub crawl in Copenhagen, you will have to pay around 44€.
• Opening hours: it is open to the public so you can visit whenever you want.
• Location: northwest of the city center, about 10-15 minutes away if you go by bike or public transport.

Rosenborg Castle is one of the most emblematic historical sites in Copenhagen and is a tourist destination you will love if you want to immerse yourself in the history of the Danish monarchy. The reason to visit this place during the spring is its beautiful and extensive gardens that are more than flowered and colorful during this season.

This castle was built in the 17th century and is a great example of Dutch Renaissance architecture. But this history is sure to be much more familiar to you if you join the city's sightseeing bus, which stops at the castle and has an audio guide.

Inside the castle you will have the opportunity to explore the fascinating exhibition halls, which feature a collection of historical artifacts and interactive exhibits to learn more about the history of Denmark and the Danish monarchy.

Details of interest

• Price: €16 per adult to enter the castle. Children usually have discount options. On the other hand, booking the Copenhagen sightseeing bus costs around €48 per person.
• Opening hours: Rosenborg Castle opening hours are from 10:00 to 16:00, every day of the week except Mondays.
• Location: in the center of one of the largest parks in the city, called the King's Gardens, in the center of the city.

The Town Hall Square is a landmark in the city center and a focal point for locals and tourists alike. In addition to the fountain, you will also see in the square a selection of very important statues that tell their own story within the historical and cultural context of the city.

It is a good place to visit during the spring because in this season the locals are usually out walking and enjoying the pleasant temperatures, so you can enjoy the coming and going of people while resting from a long tour around the city.

Interesting details

• Location: in the city center, west of Strøget Street and east of Copenhagen City Hall.

As soon as spring arrives, one of the most popular tourist attractions in Denmark is the Bakken amusement park. With a history dating back to 1583, Bakken is the oldest amusement park in the world.

It is located in the town of Klampenborg, in the north of Copenhagen, so to visit it I recommend you sign up for an excursion from Copenhagen. Going in spring is an excellent idea because not only will you be able to enjoy the fresh spring breeze, but you will also be able to see and photograph the beautiful gardens.

Inside the park you will see a varied selection of rides for children and adults, from roller coasters and carousels to skill and kiddie rides.

Details of interest

• Price: from 17 euros per person to enter the park. Children under 3 years get in free. Booking an excursion from Copenhagen starts at approximately €146.
• Hours: may vary according to the month in which you go, but usually opens at 11:00 and closes at 21:00.
• Location: in Klampenborg , Denmark.

A good plan in spring is to sign up for an afternoon bike tour in Copenhagen. The city is famous for its bike paths, so it is definitely a good idea to get to know the city from another point of view and feel like a Dane.

You can also choose to rent a bike to ride around the city on your own. The best thing about cycling around the city during the spring is that you will find green routes full of life thanks to the blooming of the season.

Details of interest

• Price: booking a bike tour in Copenhagen costs around 50€ per person. If you rent the bike you will have to pay around 15-20 euros per person per day.
• Schedule: varies depending on whether you take a city tour or rent the bike to explore the city on your own.
• Location: you can do the bike tour all over the city or in the surrounding countryside.