Royal Affairs
What palace is the official residency of the Danish royal family
The Amalienborg Palace
What is the name of the open-faced sandwich that is a staple of Danish lunches
Smørrebrød
Copenhagen has more than 390 km of infrastructure dedicated to this form of transport.
This colourful harbour is one of Copenhagen's most photographed locations.
Nyhavn
This Danish word describes a feeling of comfort, cosiness and contentment.
Hygge
What Danish Monarch is currently ruling
Kong Frederik X
Danes call a Danish pastry by this name, meaning "Viennese bread."
Wienerbrød
Copenhagen's metro is unusual because it operates without these.
Drivers
This famous bronze statue is inspired by a fairy tale by Hans Christian Andersen
The Little Mermaid
Instead of curtains, many Danes leave their windows uncovered because of this cultural value.
trust/openness
Which King built the Rosenborg Castle and the Fredriksborg Castle
Cristian IV
This traditional Danish spirit is commonly enjoyed at Christmas lunches.
Snaps/Akvavit
Copenhagen's cycling culture is so strong that this percentage of residents commute by bike daily (approximately).
Around 45%
Built in the 17th century, this round tower was originally an observatory
Rundetaarn (The Round Tower)
What is Denmark ranked in happiness?
The third after Finland and Iceland
Denmark's Crown Jewels are kept inside this castle
Rosenborg Castle
What is the name of a Michelin-starred restaurant that helped define New Nordic Cuisine
Noma
Copenhagen's cycling culture includes these raised bins at intersections where cyclists can rest one foot while waiting.
Bike Footrests
Restored in the 1990s, this garden at Frederiksborg Slot was redesigned using 18th-century plans by the royal gardener who created a symmetrical layout with terraces, cascades, and royal monograms.
Baroque Garden at Frederiksborg Castle
Denmark has no official national dish today, but this pork dish won a nationwide vote in 2014
Stegt flæsk med persillesovs
Before becoming the royal residence, this palace was destroyed by fire twice before being rebuilt.
Christiansborg Palace
As of recent years, Copenhagen has earned international recognition for having one of the highest numbers of these per capita.
Michelin-starred restaurants
The "Green Wave" allows cyclists travelling at about this speed to hit consecutive green lights.
approximately 20 km/h
This Renaissance castle houses Denmark's Museum of National History
Frederiksborg Castle
What is the Dannebrog?
The Danish Flag! Denmark's flag is considered by many historians to be the world's oldest continuously used national flag.