A Crazy One-Day Trip to Copenhagen 🇩🇰😅

Be young once—energy is limited, so let’s go all out! I suddenly saw photos of the Grundtvig's Church on was captivated by its beauty. I immediately bought the earliest and latest flights to Copenhagen 🇩🇰. I think one day is enough, and I’m not interested in museums. After getting off the plane, I first bought a Small City Pass (24-hour ticket) for about 14 euros, then took the metro directly to Nyhavn (M2 yellow line, 22 minutes). First, I had breakfast at : Fars dreng. I ordered a bit too much for one person.. 😅 Recommend the Croque madame—it’s amazing! The waffle is okay too. The local specialty smorrebrod is on the salty side (total around 60 euros). I saw many recommendations for Buka on , but it’s all croissants—I was afraid of getting tired of them, so I didn’t go 😅. Route: Nyhavn → Amalienborg → The Little Mermaid (I walked the whole way, which took half an hour; you can also take a bus, but I prefer walking) → Grundtvig's Church (super recommended! It didn’t disappoint me!) → Century-old cookie shop La glace (the taste is really good! Bought 5 boxes for about 110 euros) → Wandered around the city center, eating, drinking, and strolling. To be honest, I think even a whole day is too long. I arrived at 8 AM and took the 9 PM flight. Another thing: Danish Michelin restaurants open at 5/6 PM, but my gate closes at 8:45 PM—it’s such an awkward time. A Michelin meal takes at least 2 hours, so I ended up choosing The Olive, which has high ratings on Google. The environment is nice, the waiters are friendly, and the food is delicious—though the serving is a bit slow… 😁 I originally wanted to order dessert, but time was tight and I had to rush to the airport 🥹. What’s more, the price was surprisingly cheap! It only cost 50 euros, including the 10% tip I gave. That’s really cheap! Since a cappuccino is around 6 euros here, 50 euros shocked me 😂😂. It’s delicious with great environment and service—highly recommended! #Travel #Denmark #CheckInAllOverTheWorld