The best hotels and restaurants in Copenhagen for children

The Danish capital is a pleasant and relatively small city, comfortable to walk or bike, so staying in the center is the best. Now, since public transport is very efficient and not so expensive with the right season tickets, it is not a bad option to stay in adjacent neighborhoods. In terms of gastr

In terms of gastronomy, in Denmark you will find everything you are looking for. Remember that in Copenhagen, VAT is included in the amounts that you will see in the menu of meals, but not the tip. Diners must leave an extra of around 5% of the total bill.

Hotels for children in Copenhagen

The first thing you must decide is in what area of Copenhagen you want to sleep during your trip. The area surrounding the Tivoli Gardens, between downtown and Vesterbro is the most touristy part of the city so almost everything is at hand, but the prices are higher than in other areas further away.

Another option is the center, with its cobbled streets full of charming shops and restaurants. Here you will find charming design hotels and apartments of all kinds. Precisely, the apartments - with a lot of offer in Copenhagen - are one of the best options when traveling with children. Having a kitchen 24 hours a day will facilitate your stay.

It should also be borne in mind that in Denmark there are hostels with family rooms where, for a very reasonable price, you will enjoy a large, clean and comfortable room. Forget about the image of an old hostel with bunk beds, in Copenhagen the comfort of the guests is essential.

Restaurants for children in Copenhagen

Danish modern cuisine has earned a preferential hollow among the best cuisines in the world. In fact, the prestigious Danish restaurant Noma has been awarded three consecutive years as the best restaurant in the world.

Many are the haute cuisine restaurants that offer high quality gastronomic experiences in Copenhagen for demanding palates, logically, they are also for well-off pockets. If your budget is not that high, you will also easily find many restaurants and places to eat at all hours for modest prices. In the cellars and in the cafes you will find fast and cheap meals.

If you want to try the specialties of traditional Danish cuisine, based on products such as beer, rye bread, salted pork or smoked, do not miss the "smørrebrød" or the rye bread spread with butter and coated with fish, meat, cheese, shrimp, smoked salmon, etc. Try also the bread soup with beer (øllebrød), the frying of apples and bacon (æbleflæsk), the barley porridge (vandgrød) or the cod (klipfisk).