Virtual Walk · Denmark
Take a free virtual walk through Copenhagen, Denmark — no passport, no flights, no account required. Nearaway streams immersive 4K walking tour footage from Copenhagen's streets, letting you explore Europe's cities from anywhere in the world.
A fishing settlement called Havn existed on this strait between Denmark and Sweden from around 1000 CE, growing rich on the herring trade. In 1167, Bishop Absalon built a fort on the island of Slotsholmen to protect it from pirates — the act traditionally considered Copenhagen's founding. Denmark's capital since 1443, it was besieged, bombed by the British in 1807, and occupied by Nazi Germany in WWII, yet its centuries-old waterfront remains remarkably intact.
Copenhagen's Noma restaurant has been rated the world's best restaurant four times — the city pioneered New Nordic cuisine. The best time for a virtual walk through Copenhagen is summer (june–august) for long daylight hours. Must-try local foods include Smørrebrød (open sandwiches), Danish pastry (wienerbrød), Hot dog from a pølsevogn.
Hej / God dag
How locals say hello in Copenhagen
Summer (June–August) for long daylight hours
Copenhagen is the cycling capital of the world — 62% of residents cycle to work daily. Rent a bike on day one.
A fishing settlement called Havn existed on this strait between Denmark and Sweden from around 1000 CE, growing rich on the herring trade. In 1167, Bishop Absalon built a fort on the island of Slotsholmen to protect it from pirates — the act traditionally considered Copenhagen's founding. Denmark's capital since 1443, it was besieged, bombed by the British in 1807, and occupied by Nazi Germany in WWII, yet its centuries-old waterfront remains remarkably intact.
Copenhagen's Noma restaurant has been rated the world's best restaurant four times — the city pioneered New Nordic cuisine.
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