Spent half a day wondering around Copenhagen last weekend and loved it! A beautiful City, full of charm, especially the Nyhavn area. We were very lucky with the weather, hot and sunny, so we stopped for lunch in the harbour and just relaxed and people watched. A must see if you are visiting Copenhagen!

there are a of different fun things I did in Nyhavn: 1) walk around, drinking a beer in the streets and enjoying the beautiful, colourful houses and boats (in Copenhagen, it is permitted to drink in the streets - you can buy a pint from one of the "to go" stands and everyone just sits by the harbour and chills... More

We spent one afternoon in Nyhavn and went back in the evening just to enjoy the atmosphere. You can catch a canal boat tour here and there are a multitude of places to eat. It is also a great place to begin walking along the harbor to the Little Mermaid. The walk also goes by the Royal Palace. Don't miss... More

It's a colorful location, with lots of mostly wooden sailing ships docked alongside the piers. Check out the free toilet (down some steps) at the end near Nyhavns Færgekro. The restroom opened around 11 on the day of our visit and was ornately adorned and staffed with a real person who took very good care of the place.

Nyhavn is such a beautiful place and a sunny friday evening made it so lovely. And so did many others also think. There were so much people I could barely stand it and we left to get drinks elsewhere,

What a wonderful place, colourful, comfortable and cosmopolitan. Finding out something about the history helps to make it even more interesting. A boat trip from here is a good way to start and great value too (for Copenhagen). Breakfasts are great in one of the many bars and beer seems de rigour for brunch onwards. Warm rugs would help if... More

Walking around this canal area and looking at the world renown brightly colored houses was nice. We took a really nice canal tour from here (via Netto, not the other, more expensive company). We also ate a sidewalk cafe in this area. I don't remember the name of it, unfortunately. They were touting Fish & Chips. It was just alright.

Quaint colourful houses, right next door to the marina and located within minutes walk of the city centre. Great place to wander around and a must-see if you're in Copenhagen.

The place to get your boat tour...and also home to myriad restaurants and the scenery is spectacular.