Cheap and Free Things to Do in Copenhagen

Impressively varied Copenhagen is famed for its higharound the city; all you need to do is leave a single coin
standard of living. With numerous districts packed fullas a deposit. After that, the bike is yours until the end
of alluring architecture, cultural attractions and bustlingof the day, when you return it to any CityBikes
street life, it's unsurprising that the city is considereddrop-off point and collect your deposit. This is definitely
something of an undiscovered European gem by itsone to take advantage of!
inhabitants and visitors alike.Visit the Museums
It's also unsurprising that prices in Copenhagen areCopenhagen is renowned for its artistic output and
sky-high - a fact that can make visiting the city ahistorical heritage, which makes museum going in the
worrying prospect for the budget-minded backpacker.city a sheer delight. Fortunately, access to many of the
Fear not, however, for there are many cheap and freebig museums (such as the National Museum and
things to do in Copenhagen. As long as you planStatens Museum of Kunst) is completely free to the
accordingly, exploring this wonderful city on a limitedgeneral public.
budget is more than possible.Copenhagen also boasts many small, contemporary,
Stay in a Hosteland very definitely cool galleries. Most of these waive
Booking a Copenhagen hostel proves a great way totheir normal entrance fee on Wednesdays, making it
cut down on accommodation expenses. Hostels areby far the best day to do a spot of art gazing!
almost always cheaper than hotels, and they oftenExplore Christiania
make for a more enjoyable stay too. After all, whatOnce upon a time, Christiania was world famous; a
better way is there to experience a city than alongside'freetown' at the forefront of the 70's hippy movement,
likeminded backpackers?people flocked here to join in the peace-and-love
Danhostel Copenhagen City is a great example of amovement (while, of course, smoking a prodigious
hostel in Copenhagen. It's extremely affordable, friendly,amount of hash).
and exceptionally well situated (on the edge of theToday, the township has come back under the rule of
Vesterbro, Copenhagen's young and hip quarter).the Danish Government to some extent, although it
Plenty of other places prove equally advantageous fornotionally maintains its 'freetown' status. Whatever the
the budget traveler arriving in the city.case, this remains a fascinating living museum. Gaze at
Take a Bike (Literally)the homemade houses and the prevalent urban art,
Copenhagen's excellent CityBikes scheme makesand try to figure out just how Christiania is governed
traveling around the city both enjoyable and completelytoday. It's a compelling mystery to most!
free. The instantly recognizable blue bikes are dotted