There is just too much to do in Copenhagen and I only had 2 full days. I loved every minute so it is a matter of when, not if, I return to Copenhagen.
Here are the 10 activities I look forward to (and with my grandkids someday):
- I really hoped that I could have rented a bike and searched for the Giants in a scavenger hunt. Next time.
- The Resistance Museum was closed due to fire damage in 2013 and will reopen at the end of 2018. Next time, or the time after that.
- I drooled over the royal horses training in the arena and in the future I will visit the Royal Stables.
- Denmark has made such a big impression for a small country of 5.5 million people on the world of design. In the future I will check out the Design Museum Denmark.
- I only lightly sampled the world of desserts and pastries. In the future I will try the Bertel‘s cheesecake.
- When my grandson Calvin is old enough, we will go to Tivoli Gardens amusement park for the day.
- Several people suggested taking the boat tour through the canals and rivers of Copenhagen. I opted for the bike tour. Next time.
- I’m fascinated by the history of Denmark. In the future I will visit the Museum of National History Denmark.
- The oldest sweet shop in Copenhagen awaits. Must taste La Glace.
- Finally, and it is a two-day trip, I will take my grandson (and any other grandkids) with my new LEGO VIP card to Billund to the Danish LEGOland!
P.S. What I won’t be doing is using these two guide books to plan my future visits. They were both very disappointing and the maps particularly frustrating. TripAdvisor provided my most useful information.
If you love Danish butter or cheese, you may take issue, but ask any kid and they’ll pick LEGOs out of a line-up and agree that this, more than any other claim to fame, puts Denmark on the map. The headquarters of 
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