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by Priya Konings\u00a0<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n

Last summer, my two best friends from college and I decided to have a quick rendezvous in Scandinavia for a week. We spent half the time in Denmark and half the time in Norway. None of us had ever been to these countries before so we did a ton of planning and had a truly epic time! Here I share all the highlights of my three days in Copenhagen so you can plan your own wonderful trip to this Northern European city, which is known for being home to the happiest people on earth.<\/p>\n

Priya’s Guide to Three Days in Copenhagen<\/em><\/h2>\n
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Three Days in Copenhagen: Our AirBNB neighborhood<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Where to Stay<\/strong>:<\/em> Copenhagen is a beautiful, safe, clean city and we were able to find a FANTASTIC Airbnb. Scandinavia can be really expensive so in that respect Airbnb is the way to go. In regards to neighborhoods, our Airbnb was a spacious apartment in \u201cIndre By.\u201d Indre By is in the inner city, which is why we picked an apartment in that neighborhood. It is easy to walk to all of the historical sights, as well as restaurants and bars. Other neighborhoods you could stay in would be Vesterbro and Norrebro, which are two popular hipster areas that border the city center. These areas are less touristy, but a little further from the famous sightseeing spots.
\nWhat to do<\/strong>:<\/em> Honestly, there is no limit of things to do in the city, but with only three days in Copenhagen, we decided on a few walking tours. We did two walking tours, one of the historical center and one that was \u201coff-the-beaten-path.\u201d Each tour was three hours. You can sign up for these walking tours, or just plan it yourself based on my recommendations below!<\/p>\n

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Three Days in Copenhagen: Marble Church<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n