101 Copenhagen – insider tips and top destinations

Iwanowski's 101 travel guide with removable city map
By Ulrich Quack and Dirk Kruse-Etzbach

256 pages fully illustrated in color; with overview maps in the inside flaps. English paperback. 13.5 x 19.5 cm.

Copenhagen is considered one of the most livable cities in the world. The Danish capital is ancient and steeped in history, yet at the same time, it presents itself as a modern European metropolis that is constantly evolving. Visitors can enjoy interesting architecture, cozy and quaint corners with cafés to relax in, and numerous gourmet restaurants. This international metropolis, with a population of one million, is manageable and boasts an excellent network of bike paths.
Scandinavia experts Ulrich Quack and Dirk Kruse-Etzbach illuminate the "hyggelig" metropolis in 101 two-page recommendations, divided into different chapters: e.g., "Neighborhoods and Walks," "Art and Culture," "Architecture," "Excursions," "Green Copenhagen," "Hans Christian Andersen & Co. - Copenhagen with Children," "Rooms with a View," "Shopping and Nightlife," or "Food & Drink - Culinary Copenhagen." The numbered tips are marked on the removable city map, making it easier to find your way around. For better vacation planning, suggestions for exploring the city over a weekend and recommendations for activities during a longer vacation are provided.

Ulrich Quack travels Scandinavia as a study tour guide. As a travel journalist, he has contributed to cultural history publications and films. He has published numerous travel guides with Iwanowski's Travel Book Publishing, including "101 Stockholm," "101 Copenhagen," "Denmark, Norway," and "Iceland."

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