Seven Must-See Places During Spring in Copenhagen

Bispebjerg Cemetery

In the warm spring weather of March, large streams of tourists visit this cemetery to appreciate cherry blossoms. If you like cherry blossoms, please try to get up early and stroll among the cherry blossom trees before other visitors arrive. After seeing these blossoms, you must go and visit Grundtvig's Church, which is nearby. This is a magnificent Gothic building is worth a visit.

Langelinie Park

There is another good place to appreciate cherry blossoms. That is Langelinie Park, where you will not only see the famed little mermaid, but also other attractions such as the Gefion Fountain.

Vestre Cemetery

Lots of tourists come to the Vestre Cemetery of Copenhagen during spring and summer. This ceremony is like a park, where visitors can jog, ride bikes, or just relax in the blooming green garden. The Vestre Cemetery is the largest cemetery in Scandinavia and also the ideal place to take a stroll.

Copenhagen's Canals

You may easily become impressed by Copenhagen's canals in spring. You can take a walk along the water channels, or get on a GoBoat to slowly slither through the water channels while comfortably enjoying the picnic on the boat.

King's Garden

The King's Garden, located in the center of Copenhagen, connects the Rosenborg Castle, and is a real oasis. People usually visit this royal garden to stroll around or have a picnic. Adults can rest in the garden while their kids run around and play on the meadow.

Islands Brygge

As the sun rises, the Islands Brygge begins to go dynamic and turns into the most popular public area of Copenhagen. In the green area, visitors can sunbathe, barbecue, or jump into the sea to swim.

Sønder Boulevard

The South Boulevard, being a dynamic city area in Vesterbro, runs through the whole block. Walking down this avenue, you will see gardens, playgrounds, ping-pong tables, and basketball courts, and these city facilities attract many people of this area to visit.