Copenhagen is situated on the Islands of Zealand and Amager in Denmark. The capital since 15th century it remains an important regional centre. From a fishing village to the glittering capital, Copenhagen is a world class destination with splendid palaces, copper-roofed mansions and celebrated city squares.
The inner city is called Middelalderbyen or Medieval City. Frederiksstaden district, developed in the reign of Frederick V still bears its regal heritage. With Amalienborg Palace in the centre it houses the imposing dome of the Marble Church and other elegant 18th century manor houses.
Copenhagen’s origins as a commercial harbor are apparent from its original name Køpmannæhafn. World War II saw Copenhagen occupied by German troops along with the rest. When occupied forces failed the Royal Danish Navy sunk ships in Copenhagen Harbor to prevent them being used by the Germans.
Investment in infrastructure and culture brings Copenhagen to the forefront of the tourist circuit. The city attracts visitors with a wide choice of selection for accommodation. Catering to budget, business, tourist, bed and breakfasts and low cost hotels, cheap hotels may be booked by discount prices and locations.
