[2025 Copenhagen Attraction] Travel Guide for Kastellet (Updated Apr)

It was a solo trip to Copenhagen, Denmark 🇩🇰 Copenhagen is a city that effortlessly blends history, modern design, and natural beauty, making it an ideal destination for solo travelers and photographers alike. From vibrant streets to tranquil gardens, there are countless spots perfect for capturing memories. I started my day by visiting Nyhavn, one of Copenhagen’s most iconic spots. The picturesque canal lined with colorful buildings is something you’ve probably seen in many photos 📸 but nothing compares to experiencing it in person. Early morning ☀️ is the best time to capture the reflections of the vibrant houses in the calm waters before the crowds arrive. I loved walking along the canal, snapping pictures of the boats and the charming architecture 🙌 From there, I walked to Amalienborg Palace, the residence of the Danish royal family. The square is grand, and the changing of the guard ceremony happens daily, which was a perfect moment to photograph 📸 the palace and the guards in their traditional uniforms 💯 📍Amalienborg Palace – Amalienborg, 1257 København K, Denmark I then headed to one of Copenhagen’s most famous landmarks, the Little Mermaid 🧜♀️ statue. It was a bit crowded, but I still managed to take some great photos from different angles. I recommend capturing it from the side or with the water as a backdrop for a more dynamic shot 📸 From there, I explored Kastellet, a star-shaped fortress just a short walk away. The grounds are peaceful, with lush greenery, old military buildings, and a windmill. It’s a quiet, serene place, perfect for getting shots of historic architecture and nature. The area around the water and the windmill made for some of my favorite photos of the trip 😍 📍The Little Mermaid – Langelinie, 2100 København, Denmark I began my second day in Copenhagen by visiting Rosenborg Castle 🏰 a stunning Renaissance era palace. The architecture and the surrounding gardens 🌺 made for a perfect morning photo session. I spent some time walking through King’s Garden, which offers great views of the castle, with beautiful flowers and trees framing the scene. The early morning light ✨ hitting the castle’s towers created a magical atmosphere, perfect for capturing both the grandeur of the building and the lush surroundings 🙌 📍Rosenborg Castle – Øster Voldgade 4A, 1350 København, Denmark I also visited Frederiksberg Gardens, a large park with beautifully landscaped grounds, fountains ⛲️ and a serene lake. It’s perfect for a relaxed stroll and an opportunity to photograph nature, statues, and the picturesque surroundings. The park offers plenty of photo opportunities 📸 especially near the lakeside and the small bridges that cross over. Copenhagen’s charm lies not only in its famous sights but also in its quiet corners, which I truly enjoyed capturing. Whether you’re exploring the canals or historic palaces, there’s always something beautiful waiting to be photographed 🙌🙌🙌 #solotrip #travel #thingstodo

#traveldiaries 1. Address - Brøndby Strand Highlights - perfect sunset with nobody around, a nice walk along the sea Rating - ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 2. Address - Kastellet, little mermaid Highlights - nice park with nice reflection, it's funny to see the little ugly dark by the side of mermaid, but full of tourists Rating - ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 3. Address - Nyhavn (new harbour) Highlights - cute colorful houses with reflection, nice canal tour with good price. Very similar to Amsterdam or bergen if you were there before Rating - ⭐⭐⭐ 4. Address - freetown cristiana Highlights - very different vibe with hippies, do join a tour to know abour background stories! Ratinf ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ #localguides #100waysoftravel #旅行酷体验 #旅行灵感 #solotravel

Copenhagen. 48-hour flash trip to Copenhagen? Why not! Copenhagen, known as *the capital of Hygge*, is expensive for everything (except for transportation). Hence, here are 10 free attractions and money-saving tips for Copenhagen: 1. Stroll around Nyhavn. Whether it's daytime or evening, it offers different vibes. 2. Visit the Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek museum on the last Wednesday of each month for free. The second floor showcases works by Impressionist masters like Monet, Van Gogh, and Gauguin. 3. Visit Thorvaldsens Museum for free every Wednesday. 4. Wondering around the Open market: TorvehallerneKBH in the city center. The food is expensive though, so just feast with your eyes. 5. Wander the streets. Along Gråbrødretorv, Strøget, or Værnedamsvej, you'll find old houses, cafes, and home goods stores filled with Hygge elements. 6. Visit Nordic churches. Surprisingly, most churches in Copenhagen are free to enter. Whether it's the minimalist Church of Our Lady or the grand Frederik's Church with the largest dome in Scandinavia, they bring a sense of inner peace. 7. Explore the Royal Library, and take a walk along the canal to admire Nordic architecture. 8. Check out Nyboder, a filming location for *The Danish Girl*. These rows of simple yellow buildings, built in the 17th and 18th centuries, were once naval barracks. Nearby, Kastellet, a star-shaped fortress, is still an active military base. There are guards at the entrance, but locals prefer jogging around its walls. 9. Travelling from the airport to the city, whether by train or metro, it costs only DKK 30 (HKD 33.6), which is quite reasonable for European airport transportation. Metro day passes are also available—details can be found via the DOT Ticket app. 10. If accommodation in Copenhagen is too expensive, consider staying in nearby cities like Malmö or Helsingør, which are within an hour's travel time. Factoring in transportation costs, it might be cheaper than staying in Copenhagen itself. Some might say traveling to Scandinavia is always expensive, and that people without money shouldn’t go. But this journey to discover Nordic happiness led me to read *The Little Book of Hygge* before my trip, and I learned that Hygge isn’t about spending more to gain happiness. If high costs make you uncomfortable, you’ve missed the point of Hygge. #copenhagen #localguides #historicallandmarks #nordicvibes

In April 2023 I took a trip to Copenhagen, my first time visiting Denmark and in fact the Nordics. Out of all the European cities I've visited, this is my favourite! Main 5 reasons to visit: 1. Amazing culture and history 🏰 2. Delicious Danish pastries 🥐 3. A welcoming and friendly community 🙂 4. Hundreds of attractions 🎡 5. Cheap to fly to ✈️ While in the Danish capital, you must visit Kastellet Fortress to get a glimpse of the historic culture Copenhagen has to offer. While in the area, The Little Mermaid is worth paying a visit; despite all the vandalism she's been through, she's survived to tell the tale to hundreds of tourists that visit every day. You can't visit Denmark without visiting Sankt Peders Bageri, Copenhagen's oldest Danish bakery. I'd recommend a cinnamon roll. For the budding photographer, The Round Tower is worth a journey for the panoramic view of the city. 📷 Copenhagen Zoo if you find time, is incredibly vast as well and it's very good value for money. At night, the city comes to life with a busy atmosphere, buildings lighting up the sky and tourists lining the streets as they enjoy local food and drink. Know before you go... - Plan ahead for accommodation - hotels are expensive; while hostels offer great value for money. - Card payments are the future in Denmark, I'd advise against exchanging cash. - 3-4 days is about the right amount of time to enjoy what the city has to offer. Enjoy! 🇩🇰 #copenhagen #denmark #europetrip #weekend #nordicvibes

📍 Copenhagen, Denmark ⭐️ “ป้อมคาสเทลเลท Kastellet” เป็นป้อมปราการรูปดาวห้าแฉก (ดูความน่ารักของรูปดาวได้จากในแอพแผนที่เลยค่ะ) ⭐️ ปัจจุบันป้อมปราการได้ถูกเปิดให้ประชาชนคนทั่วไปเข้ามาเดินเล่น นั่งเล่นพักผ่อนหย่อนใจ เพราะความร่มรื่นของที่นี่เหมาะกับการมาพักผ่อนจริงๆค่ะ ⭐️ เอกลักษณ์ของที่นี่จะเป็นตึกสีแดงภายในป้อมปราการ ถ่ายรูปออกมาสีสดใสมากค่ะ 🥰 #Explorewithmemay #Denmark #Copenhagen #Kastellet #ยุโรป #Nordic #dreamvoyage

📍 #Kastellet When you think of Denmark, the first thing that comes to mind is the Little Mermaid. Right next to Castellet Castle It takes about 10 to 15 minutes to walk from the MRT This fort was built in the 17th century Aerial shot is a pentagram They are King, Queen, Earl, Princess and Prince. So there will be soldiers in the fortress. (Danish soldier is handsome) The engineer at that time was a Dutchman So there is a Dutch windmill in the fort. 📍 #SanktAlbansKirke Built in the 19th century, it is a Gothic building (spire) Named after the British martyr Alban This church is so beautiful The reflections on the river are beautiful no matter how you take pictures 📍#GefionFountain#Gefionspringvandet Denmark's largest fountain is also a wishing fountain Gefion is one of the Norse goddesses But there was no water when I went there So it's a bronze statue (? 📍 #LittleMermaid Located in Long Beach Park Really super small Watching the video is like a child's height haha The chest part is a different color. You know, if you touch it, it will cause pigmentation (Wei A bunch of people's first move is to touch breasts. What the hell 🤣 But he doesn't have any special history. But because of Andersen's fairy tales Make Denmark a fairytale town So all kinds of bronze statues seem reasonable here. And they all correspond to the characters in fairy tales This is also quite special. 📍#CityHallPlatform When I got to the city, I just wandered around. It takes about 10 minutes to reach each point. Then I walked to the City Hall haha The architecture in Europe is so beautiful that you feel like you are in a story wherever you go. Then I didn't realize Lego is from Denmark, haha The price difference is really huge, but I can't bring it back. Only small ones can be bought 📍 #Helsingor I highly recommend it if you have a day or even half a day. You can take a 43-minute train to Helsingør, north of Copenhagen. The setting of Shakespeare's Hamlet is Helsingør It is separated from Helsingborg in Sweden by the Øresund Strait. If you have a Copenhagen Card, transportation and tickets to Helsingør You don't have to spend any extra money. This trip alone is almost the price of a Copenhagen Card haha 📍 #KronborgSlot Hamlet City It is one of the most important castles of the Northern European Renaissance. It is also one of the world cultural heritage Built in the 15th century It was burned in the 17th century. So what you see now is actually a mixture of two different styles. Later it was captured by Sweden and turned into an arsenal Freedom was restored in the 20th century The Canon Battery on the outer wall is on the Queen's birthday every year. 27 gun salutes Now some supplies used by the king at that time are stored inside There are also murals, carpets, paintings and other artworks It just so happened that day was Easter. So there are still activities but only for kids haha (Danish kids are really cute) It takes about 1 to 2 hours to walk around. Personally, I think it’s worth it! 📍 #KongensNytorv Denmark's largest square was also modeled after Paris. So it is a ring (? Can Gaohuo also be said to be imitating Paris? Shopping and souvenir shopping are basically all here The most impressive reason is All four Copenhagen metro lines pass through here. As long as you see him, you know you are in the right direction (? 📍 #Newport #Nyhavn Seeing this, you should be able to guess that the beginning of Ny has a new meaning. The canal was built in the 17th century Great cruise! ! ! You can hear many stories and different aspects of Copenhagen The colorful house is so cute And there are different colors because the workers who built it were drunk (It was really said by the tour guide on the cruise ship) They said they often drank and were afraid of building the wrong house. So the exterior walls are painted in different colors. Ah, so you shouldn’t drink while working, hahaha The cruise takes about 1 hour The timetable I saw on site is a little different from the one on the Internet haha But basically you have to go early to sit by the window There was also heating (it was only 1 degree

#wecreate The Kastellet is one of the most well preserved fortresses in Copenhagen and the place is shaped in a star like formation with 5 corners. It is now, however, a free attraction that all can head to and more like a park as you see people jogging, taking a stroll or cycling around the area there. The views at the Kastellet are amazing and breath taking and they have some famous landmarks. You will get to see the famous red brick building which is called The Stokkene and it used to be the soldiers' barracks. As you walk on, you get to see a beautiful yellow church called the Kastelskirken and a windmill too. By the water area, you can catch a glimpse of the St Alban church and it's nice silhouette against the sky, which was just gorgeous. The Kastellet is a place where you must visit in Copenhagen, with so much to see you will definitely love it.

Kastellet Fort is one of my favourite place in Copenhagen for getting away from hustle and the bustles city centre. It's so calm and peaceful here spend your mornings walking down the gardens or jog along. The last windmill in Copenaghen and is located in Kastellet. The structure is similar to the dutch windmills, and it dates back to the 1600s. Kastellet in Copenhagen is one of the best preserved star fortresses in Northern Europe. Once you can enter the garden you’ll find a few buildings like a church, today it is a very important historic place in Denmark with a beautifully preserved public park. Kastellet fort is free to enter and the gates are opened to the public from 6am to 10pm daily. #denmark #copenhagen #Kastellett #garden #mytripvlog #tripblazers #summervacation #nationalpark #seltravels #2023travelwish #awesomepic #passionpassport #urbanexplorer #danish #sightseeing

As soon as you enter the right gate of Castellet Castle, you will see a beautiful church and fountain. The fountain is called the Gifford Fountain, which is a sculpture of the goddess Gifion whipping the bull. The goddess drove four bronze bulls to pull the plough, and the shapes were different and lifelike. This work was created by the Danish sculptor Unlas Pongau in 1908 according to the legend of Zealand. In the hymn of Guo Moruos visit to Denmark in 1959, "Shiro on the island of Shiro," "This is the fountain described.