Villa Copenhagen
Rooms in the old 1912 central post and telegraph office, with a rooftop pool kept at 28 to 30 degrees all year by the hotel's own surplus heat.
Tietgensgade 35-39
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Stalls for pizza, gyros, sushi, homemade pasta and smørrebrød, free to walk into from the street, with a courtyard through to the amusement park.
Fourteen thousand years of the city's history from the Ice Age on, with Danish contemporary art made for the building, and free entry under 18.
An oval pool that rings the sports pool, a pool 3.8 meters deep, and a warm, shallow pool that starts ankle-deep.
Guests at this 104-room hotel in the DGI Byen sports complex swim free in the water center and bowl free when they book on the day.
Rides and gardens dating from 1843, a Chinese-style theater whose peacock-tail curtain folds down when the show starts, and a marching band of kids in bearskin hats.
Budget rooms with air-conditioning, designed by the architect Kim Utzon, a short walk from Tivoli and the central station.


