Copenhagen Travel Tips

What to do in Copenhagen, Denmark on a budget 

View from Christiansborg tower

                                         
Copenhagen is definitely one of my favorite European cities. I booked the trip spontaneously only 2 weeks ahead as the flights were really cheap from Berlin. Go check out http://www.easyjet.com/de/. I paid 45 Euros in total.

Accomodation

Since I'm a student, I'm not willing to spend tons of money for accommodation. The easiest way to save money and my personal recommendation is AirBnB. For 3 nights in the hipster Norrebro district of Copenhagen we paid 69 Euros each. If you invite you're travel buddy to get an AirBnB account via email, she or he will receive a 30% discount on the first trip you book together.

Nyhavn

Malmö

You should definitely make a day trip from Copenhagen to Malmo, a cute city in the south of Sweden. You can either take the bus, which takes you about 1 hour, or go on a 33 minutes train ride.

The first train leaving Malmo is at 00:08, the last at 23:53. There is an average of 71 trains a day between Malmo and Copenhagen, leaving approximately every 28 minutes.  You can book your ticket here http://www.raileurope-world.com/train-tickets/journeys/article/malmo-copenhagen or directly at the train station, which is even easier.