[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":532},["ShallowReactive",2],{"guide-copenhagen-7-days-travel-plan":3,"parent-dest-copenhagen":50},{"id":4,"title":5,"body":6,"city":13,"citySlug":14,"country":15,"description":16,"draft":17,"excerpt":18,"extension":19,"image":18,"imageAlt":18,"imageAuthor":18,"imageAuthorUrl":18,"meta":20,"navigation":21,"path":22,"publishedAt":23,"sections":24,"seo":46,"stem":47,"type":48,"updatedAt":23,"__hash__":49},"destinationGuides\u002Fdestinations\u002Fcopenhagen\u002F7-days-travel-plan.md","Copenhagen 7-Day Itinerary",{"type":7,"value":8,"toc":9},"minimark",[],{"title":10,"searchDepth":11,"depth":11,"links":12},"",2,[],"Copenhagen","copenhagen","Denmark","Seven days in Copenhagen gives you time to cover the city thoroughly and explore beyond it. This itinerary includes Nyhavn, Tivoli, Christiania, the design museums, Nørrebro, a coastal day trip to Louisiana and Kronborg Castle, and a day across the Øresund Bridge in Malmö, Sweden.",false,null,"md",{},true,"\u002Fdestinations\u002Fcopenhagen\u002F7-days-travel-plan","2026-07-21",[25,28,31,34,37,40,43],{"title":26,"description":27},"Day 1 — Arrival & Nyhavn","Settle in and start slow. Walk Strøget from Rådhuspladsen towards Kongens Nytorv, then arrive at Nyhavn as the evening light hits the canal houses. Sit on the steps with a beer, watch the boats, and let jet lag catch up with you.\n\nDinner in Indre By or along the canal. First night is for orientation, not ticking off sights — walk the harbour front, get a feel for how compact the city centre actually is.\n",{"title":29,"description":30},"Day 2 — Tivoli Gardens & the City Centre","A full day in Indre By. Morning: Christiansborg Palace, seat of the Danish Parliament, Supreme Court, and Prime Minister's office — a rare building housing all three branches of government at once. The Royal Reception Rooms and the ruins beneath the palace (remains of the original 12th-century fortress) are both worth the entry fee.\n\nAfternoon: Amalienborg, the working royal residence — four identical rococo palaces around an octagonal courtyard, with the changing of the guard at noon. Walk on to Frederik's Church (the Marble Church) next door, whose dome is one of the largest in Scandinavia and was directly inspired by St Peter's in Rome.\n\nEvening: Tivoli Gardens. Stay until the illuminations come on — the gardens, lake, and open-air stage make this worthwhile even without riding anything. If you want the rides, the classic wooden roller coaster (built in 1914 and still running) is a highlight; if you'd rather skip them, buy the garden-only entry and spend the saved money on dinner at one of Tivoli's restaurants instead.\n",{"title":32,"description":33},"Day 3 — Christianshavn, Christiania & Reffen","Cross to Christianshavn, a 17th-century canal district with houseboats and a distinctly Dutch character. Walk the canal paths in the morning, then spend a couple of hours in Freetown Christiania, the self-governing commune founded in 1971. No photography on Pusher Street.\n\nLunch at Reffen, the outdoor street food market on the former shipyard island of Refshaleøen — dozens of stalls and harbour views.\n\nAfternoon: walk the waterfront past the Royal Danish Opera House to the Little Mermaid statue and the Kastellet star fortress. Evening: dinner back in the city centre.\n",{"title":35,"description":36},"Day 4 — Design, Rosenborg & Torvehallerne","Morning: Designmuseum Danmark, tracing Danish and international design from the 18th century to Arne Jacobsen's Egg Chair and beyond, in a converted 18th-century hospital building.\n\nWalk to Rosenborg Castle and the King's Garden — Christian IV's Renaissance palace, the Danish crown jewels in the treasury, and the city's oldest public park around it.\n\nLunch at Torvehallerne, the glass-hall food market near Nørreport station.\n\nAfternoon: The National Museum of Denmark, the country's largest cultural history museum — Viking ships, rune stones, and the story of how a small northern people shaped European history. Free entry on Sundays.\n",{"title":38,"description":39},"Day 5 — Vesterbro & Nørrebro","Morning in Vesterbro, once the red-light district and now Copenhagen's most creative neighbourhood — independent coffee shops around Istedgade, and the Meatpacking District (Kødbyen) worth seeing by day as well as by night.\n\nAfternoon in Nørrebro, the city's most multicultural neighbourhood. Walk through Assistens Cemetery, where Hans Christian Andersen and Søren Kierkegaard are buried, then browse the vintage shops and natural wine bars along Jægersborggade.\n\nEvening: drinks on Værnedamsvej back in Vesterbro, then dinner at Bæst or Geist for New Nordic cuisine without the Noma waitlist. Both restaurants apply the same seasonal, foraged, hyperlocal philosophy that made Copenhagen's dining scene famous, at a fraction of the price and without the months-long booking window.\n",{"title":41,"description":42},"Day 6 — Louisiana Museum & Kronborg Castle Day Trip","Head north along the coast for a double day trip. First stop: the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art in Humlebæk, about 40 minutes from Copenhagen Central by direct train. Set on a clifftop above the Øresund strait, its low pavilions and sculpture garden (Henry Moore, Alexander Calder) make it as much an architectural experience as an art one. Allow two to three hours.\n\nFrom Humlebæk, continue by train roughly 20 minutes further north to Helsingør (Elsinore). Kronborg Castle sits at the narrowest point of the Øresund strait, close enough to see Sweden clearly across the water — this is the real-world setting Shakespeare used for Hamlet, and the castle's casemates, royal apartments, and ramparts are all open to visitors. A UNESCO World Heritage Site.\n\nReturn to Copenhagen Central by early evening train (around 45 minutes direct from Helsingør).\n",{"title":44,"description":45},"Day 7 — Malmö, Sweden & a Final Copenhagen Evening","Cross the Øresund Bridge — the combined bridge-and-tunnel crossing made internationally famous by the Nordic noir series The Bridge (Broen\u002FBron) — by train from Copenhagen Central to Malmö, Sweden's third-largest city. The journey takes about 35 minutes and crosses the strait itself in around 15.\n\nMalmö's old town (Gamla Staden) centres on Lilla Torg, a cobbled square of half-timbered buildings full of cafés and bars. Malmöhus Castle, one of the oldest surviving Renaissance castles in Scandinavia, sits on the edge of the old town. Turning Torso, Sweden's tallest building, dominates the skyline near the harbour. Spend the day wandering, and note the small but real differences — different currency (Swedish krona, not Danish), different pace, different food culture.\n\nReturn to Copenhagen by early evening. For the last night, book a proper table — Bæst, Kadeau, or another New Nordic restaurant if you didn't manage one earlier in the week — or simply return to Nyhavn for one last drink on the canal steps before you fly out.\n",{"title":5,"description":16},"destinations\u002Fcopenhagen\u002F7-days-travel-plan","itinerary","d0VhtA2y6sGvFhUSfwuDcAKNTFOa6AZFaZumM9ZWJXs",{"id":51,"title":13,"bestMonths":52,"body":53,"budgetLevel":488,"country":15,"currency":489,"description":490,"draft":17,"excerpt":18,"extension":19,"faq":491,"image":513,"imageAltText":514,"imageAuthor":515,"imageAuthorUrl":516,"keywords":517,"language":522,"latitude":523,"longitude":524,"meta":525,"navigation":21,"ogImage":18,"path":526,"publishedAt":527,"region":528,"seo":529,"stem":530,"updatedAt":527,"__hash__":531},"destinations\u002Fdestinations\u002Fcopenhagen.md","May–Aug",{"type":7,"value":54,"toc":467},[55,60,69,73,84,90,94,99,102,106,109,113,116,120,123,127,130,134,137,141,144,148,151,155,161,167,173,179,185,191,195,198,232,238,242,248,255,261,267,273,277,381,385,425,429],[56,57,59],"h2",{"id":58},"overview","Overview",[61,62,63,64,68],"p",{},"Copenhagen is the city that taught the world to say ",[65,66,67],"em",{},"hygge"," — but reducing it to a cosy lifestyle concept undersells it dramatically. This is a city that reinvented fine dining (the New Nordic movement that gave the world Noma), leads Europe in sustainable urban design, and has built a cycling infrastructure so good that 62% of residents commute by bike year-round, in the dark, in the rain, through snow. It's expensive, yes — one of the priciest cities in Europe — but the quality of everything here, from a hotdog at a street cart to a meal at a Michelin-starred restaurant, justifies the spend. Copenhagen rewards slow travel: linger over a coffee, cycle to a neighbourhood you hadn't planned, follow a Dane's recommendation without questioning it.",[56,70,72],{"id":71},"best-time-to-visit","Best Time to Visit",[61,74,75,79,80,83],{},[76,77,78],"strong",{},"May to August"," is peak season and for good reason — long days (light until 10:30pm in June), warm temperatures (18–24°C), outdoor dining, and the city in an almost giddy mood after the long winter. June and July are the best months; August gets busy with tourists. ",[76,81,82],{},"September"," is still pleasant and quieter. Winter (November–February) is dark and cold, but Copenhagen handles it with characteristic style — candles everywhere, warm interiors, and a Christmas atmosphere that defines the hygge concept in practice.",[61,85,86,89],{},[76,87,88],{},"Key events:"," Copenhagen Jazz Festival (July — 10 days of free and ticketed concerts across the city), Distortion (June — street party festival across different neighbourhoods), Copenhagen Fashion Week (February and August), Christmas markets (December).",[56,91,93],{"id":92},"top-things-to-do","Top Things to Do",[95,96,98],"h3",{"id":97},"nyhavn","Nyhavn",[61,100,101],{},"The iconic canal lined with colourful 17th-century townhouses, wooden sailing ships, and restaurant terraces. Hans Christian Andersen lived at numbers 20, 67, and 18 at different points in his life. It's touristy and the restaurants are overpriced — but the canal is genuinely beautiful and a glass of wine on the steps in the evening sun is a Copenhagen rite of passage.",[95,103,105],{"id":104},"tivoli-gardens","Tivoli Gardens",[61,107,108],{},"One of the world's oldest amusement parks (1843) and the inspiration for Disneyland. Beautifully designed gardens, rides, open-air concerts, and restaurants inside a walled garden in the city centre. Magical in summer with evening illuminations; extraordinary in December when it becomes a Christmas market. Not just for children — Tivoli is genuinely atmospheric for adults.",[95,110,112],{"id":111},"the-national-museum-of-denmark","The National Museum of Denmark",[61,114,115],{},"The country's largest museum of cultural history — Viking ships, rune stones, medieval art, and the fascinating story of how a small northern people shaped European history. The Viking collection alone is worth the visit. Free entry on Sundays.",[95,117,119],{"id":118},"rosenborg-castle-the-kings-garden","Rosenborg Castle & the King's Garden",[61,121,122],{},"A fairy-tale Renaissance castle built by Christian IV in the early 17th century, surrounded by the city's oldest public park. The treasury inside holds the Danish crown jewels. The King's Garden (Kongens Have) fills with Copenhageners on warm days — an ideal picnic spot.",[95,124,126],{"id":125},"designmuseum-danmark","Designmuseum Danmark",[61,128,129],{},"Housed in a beautiful 18th-century hospital, this museum traces Danish and international design from the 18th century to today — furniture, fashion, graphic design, and industrial objects. The Danish design canon (Arne Jacobsen's Egg Chair, Poul Henningsen's lamps) laid out in context. One of the best design museums in the world.",[95,131,133],{"id":132},"freetown-christiania","Freetown Christiania",[61,135,136],{},"A self-governing commune established in 1971 on a former military base. Around 1,000 people live here under their own rules, in a patchwork of hand-built homes, art studios, music venues, and organic restaurants. Contentious, fascinating, and unlike anything else in Scandinavia. Photography is not permitted on Pusher Street; respect it.",[95,138,140],{"id":139},"the-louisiana-museum-of-modern-art","The Louisiana Museum of Modern Art",[61,142,143],{},"Forty minutes north of the city by train, on a clifftop above the Øresund strait — one of the world's great modern art museums, as celebrated for its architecture and setting as for its collection. Henry Moore sculptures on the lawn, Alexander Calder mobiles inside, and views across to Sweden. Allow a full afternoon.",[95,145,147],{"id":146},"cycling-the-city","Cycling the City",[61,149,150],{},"Copenhagen has 390km of dedicated cycling lanes and a culture built around the bicycle. Rent a bike and ride along the harbour, across to Amager, through Frederiksberg, and out along the sea. The city looks completely different from the saddle — and you'll move at the pace it was designed for.",[56,152,154],{"id":153},"neighbourhoods-guide","Neighbourhoods Guide",[61,156,157,160],{},[76,158,159],{},"Indre By (City Centre)"," — The historic core: Strøget shopping street, Nyhavn, Tivoli, and most major museums. Beautiful but touristy.",[61,162,163,166],{},[76,164,165],{},"Vesterbro"," — Once the red-light district, now Copenhagen's most creative neighbourhood. Meatpacking District (Kødbyen) bars and restaurants, independent shops, and the best coffee in the city. Essential.",[61,168,169,172],{},[76,170,171],{},"Nørrebro"," — Multicultural, young, and politically engaged. The city's most diverse neighbourhood — falafel, vintage shops, natural wine bars, and Assistens Cemetery where Hans Christian Andersen and Søren Kierkegaard are buried.",[61,174,175,178],{},[76,176,177],{},"Frederiksberg"," — An independent municipality within the city. Elegant, leafy, and residential. Frederiksberg Gardens and the best neighbourhood bakeries in Copenhagen.",[61,180,181,184],{},[76,182,183],{},"Østerbro"," — Affluent and family-oriented, north of the centre. The Fælledparken park, the Parken stadium, and excellent neighbourhood restaurants without tourist prices.",[61,186,187,190],{},[76,188,189],{},"Refshaleøen"," — A former industrial island now home to Copenhagen Street Food, Reffen (an outdoor food market), and some of the city's best pop-up bars and events spaces.",[56,192,194],{"id":193},"food-drink","Food & Drink",[61,196,197],{},"Copenhagen changed the world's relationship with Nordic food — and eating here, even at the casual end, reflects that revolution:",[199,200,201,208,214,220,226],"ul",{},[202,203,204,207],"li",{},[76,205,206],{},"Smørrebrød"," — Open-faced rye bread sandwiches topped with herring, roast beef, egg, shrimp, or liver pâté. The definitive Danish lunch. Eat at Aamanns, Schønnemann, or any good bakery. Order several — they're small and extraordinary.",[202,209,210,213],{},[76,211,212],{},"Danish pastry (wienerbrød)"," — Nothing like the stale supermarket version. A fresh kanelsnegl (cinnamon swirl) or spandauer (custard pastry) from a proper konditori (bakery) — Hart Bageri, Juno the Bakery, or Ole & Steen — is revelatory. Eat it warm, standing up.",[202,215,216,219],{},[76,217,218],{},"New Nordic cuisine"," — Even without a Noma reservation (which requires planning months ahead and a substantial budget), the New Nordic ethos — seasonal, foraged, fermented, hyperlocal — permeates Copenhagen's entire food scene. Restaurants like Bæst, Kadeau, and Geist deliver the philosophy at various price points.",[202,221,222,225],{},[76,223,224],{},"Hotdog (pølse)"," — The Danish street food institution. A red sausage in a bun with remoulade, fried onions, raw onion, and pickled cucumber. Eaten from a pølsevogn (sausage cart) for €4–6. A perfect lunch.",[202,227,228,231],{},[76,229,230],{},"Natural wine"," — Copenhagen's natural wine scene is excellent. Værnedamsvej (nicknamed \"the little Paris street\" in Vesterbro) has several excellent wine bars. Vinhanen and Den Vandrette are institutions.",[61,233,234,237],{},[76,235,236],{},"Budget tip:"," Copenhagen is expensive but lunch is the way to access great food affordably. Many top restaurants offer lunch menus at a fraction of the dinner price. The Reffen food market on Refshaleøen has excellent street food from €8–12 a dish.",[56,239,241],{"id":240},"getting-around","Getting Around",[61,243,244,247],{},[76,245,246],{},"Cycling"," is the correct answer to almost every transport question in Copenhagen. Rent a bike (Bycyklen is the city share scheme; private rental from €15\u002Fday) and join the flow. The cycling infrastructure is so well designed that navigation is intuitive.",[61,249,250,251,254],{},"The ",[76,252,253],{},"metro"," runs 24 hours and covers the centre and airport efficiently. A single ticket costs around DKK 26 (€3.50); the City Pass covers all zones for 24\u002F72 hours.",[61,256,257,260],{},[76,258,259],{},"S-tog"," (suburban trains) reach Frederiksberg, Østerbro, and the Louisiana Museum.",[61,262,263,266],{},[76,264,265],{},"Harbour buses"," (water buses) connect points along the waterfront — a scenic and practical way to cross the harbour.",[61,268,269,272],{},[76,270,271],{},"From the airport:"," The metro (M2) runs directly to the city centre in 15 minutes. Trains run every 4–6 minutes and cost DKK 36 (€5).",[56,274,276],{"id":275},"budget-guide","Budget Guide",[278,279,280,299],"table",{},[281,282,283],"thead",{},[284,285,286,290,293,296],"tr",{},[287,288,289],"th",{},"Category",[287,291,292],{},"Budget",[287,294,295],{},"Mid-range",[287,297,298],{},"Luxury",[300,301,302,317,331,345,359],"tbody",{},[284,303,304,308,311,314],{},[305,306,307],"td",{},"Accommodation",[305,309,310],{},"€35–70\u002Fnight (hostel)",[305,312,313],{},"€160–280\u002Fnight (hotel)",[305,315,316],{},"€380+\u002Fnight (design hotel)",[284,318,319,322,325,328],{},[305,320,321],{},"Food",[305,323,324],{},"€25–40\u002Fday",[305,326,327],{},"€60–100\u002Fday",[305,329,330],{},"€150+\u002Fday",[284,332,333,336,339,342],{},[305,334,335],{},"Transport",[305,337,338],{},"€5–12\u002Fday (metro\u002Fbike)",[305,340,341],{},"€12–20\u002Fday",[305,343,344],{},"€40+\u002Fday (taxi)",[284,346,347,350,353,356],{},[305,348,349],{},"Activities",[305,351,352],{},"€10–20\u002Fday",[305,354,355],{},"€25–45\u002Fday",[305,357,358],{},"€80+\u002Fday",[284,360,361,366,371,376],{},[305,362,363],{},[76,364,365],{},"Daily total",[305,367,368],{},[76,369,370],{},"€75–142",[305,372,373],{},[76,374,375],{},"€257–445",[305,377,378],{},[76,379,380],{},"€650+",[56,382,384],{"id":383},"day-trips","Day Trips",[199,386,387,393,403,409,419],{},[202,388,389,392],{},[76,390,391],{},"Louisiana Museum"," — The clifftop modern art museum north of the city. 40 minutes by train from Copenhagen Central. Combine with a walk along the coast.",[202,394,395,398,399,402],{},[76,396,397],{},"Helsingør (Elsinore)"," — The setting of Shakespeare's ",[65,400,401],{},"Hamlet",", with a genuine Renaissance castle (Kronborg Slot) overlooking the narrowest point of the Øresund strait. 45 minutes by train.",[202,404,405,408],{},[76,406,407],{},"Roskilde"," — Denmark's Viking capital — the Viking Ship Museum has five original 1,000-year-old vessels. The cathedral holds the tombs of Danish royalty. 30 minutes by train.",[202,410,411,414,415,418],{},[76,412,413],{},"Malmö, Sweden"," — Cross the Øresund Bridge (made famous by the Nordic noir TV series ",[65,416,417],{},"Broen",") to Sweden's third-largest city. 35 minutes by train; different currency, different atmosphere, excellent food scene.",[202,420,421,424],{},[76,422,423],{},"Frederiksborg Castle"," — A magnificent Renaissance palace on a lake in Hillerød, housing the Museum of National History. 40 minutes by train.",[56,426,428],{"id":427},"practical-info","Practical Info",[199,430,431,437,443,449,455,461],{},[202,432,433,436],{},[76,434,435],{},"Currency:"," Danish Krone (DKK). Denmark is not in the Eurozone. Cards are accepted essentially everywhere — Copenhagen is one of the most cashless cities in the world. Cash is rarely needed.",[202,438,439,442],{},[76,440,441],{},"Language:"," Danish, but English proficiency is near-universal and genuinely excellent. Danes switch to English immediately and without fuss.",[202,444,445,448],{},[76,446,447],{},"Tipping:"," Not culturally expected — service is included. Rounding up or leaving 10% at restaurants is appreciated but won't cause offence if you don't.",[202,450,451,454],{},[76,452,453],{},"Safety:"," Copenhagen is one of the safest capitals in Europe. Standard urban awareness applies; crime affecting tourists is rare.",[202,456,457,460],{},[76,458,459],{},"Weather:"," Changeable year-round. Even in summer, pack a layer and a light waterproof. Wind off the Øresund strait can be sharp. Danes cycle through all of it.",[202,462,463,466],{},[76,464,465],{},"Sustainability:"," Copenhagen takes its green credentials seriously. Bring a reusable bag; plastic bags are charged. Tap water is excellent and safe — carry a refillable bottle.",{"title":10,"searchDepth":11,"depth":11,"links":468},[469,470,471,482,483,484,485,486,487],{"id":58,"depth":11,"text":59},{"id":71,"depth":11,"text":72},{"id":92,"depth":11,"text":93,"children":472},[473,475,476,477,478,479,480,481],{"id":97,"depth":474,"text":98},3,{"id":104,"depth":474,"text":105},{"id":111,"depth":474,"text":112},{"id":118,"depth":474,"text":119},{"id":125,"depth":474,"text":126},{"id":132,"depth":474,"text":133},{"id":139,"depth":474,"text":140},{"id":146,"depth":474,"text":147},{"id":153,"depth":11,"text":154},{"id":193,"depth":11,"text":194},{"id":240,"depth":11,"text":241},{"id":275,"depth":11,"text":276},{"id":383,"depth":11,"text":384},{"id":427,"depth":11,"text":428},"€€€ Expensive","DKK (kr)","Plan your trip to Copenhagen. Discover the best things to do, when to visit, where to stay, local food, and insider tips.",[492,495,498,501,504,507,510],{"question":493,"answer":494},"When is the best time to visit Copenhagen?","May to August is peak season — long days, warm temperatures (18–24°C), outdoor dining everywhere, and a city in a jubilant mood. June and July are best. September remains pleasant and quieter. Winter is dark but hygge-perfect.",{"question":496,"answer":497},"How many days do I need in Copenhagen?","Three to four days covers Nyhavn, Tivoli Gardens, the National Museum, Christiania, Rosenborg Castle, and a neighbourhood walk through Vesterbro or Nørrebro. Five days allows a day trip to Malmö or Kronborg Castle.",{"question":499,"answer":500},"Is Copenhagen safe for tourists?","Copenhagen is one of the world's safest cities. Crime rates are very low. The main practical issue for tourists is the cost. Watch for cyclists when crossing bike lanes — Copenhagen's cycling infrastructure means bikes have priority on many roads.",{"question":502,"answer":503},"Do EU and non-EU visitors need a visa for Copenhagen?","Denmark is in the EU and Schengen Area. EU citizens enter freely. Non-EU travelers from the US, UK, Canada, and Australia can stay visa-free up to 90 days in Schengen. Other nationalities should check requirements in advance.",{"question":505,"answer":506},"What is the cost level in Copenhagen?","Copenhagen is one of Europe's most expensive cities. Budget €150–250\u002Fday including accommodation, meals, and activities. A coffee costs €5–7; a restaurant main €25–45. The Copenhagen Card (24–72 hours) covers transport and major museums.",{"question":508,"answer":509},"Which neighborhood is best to stay in Copenhagen?","Vesterbro is the trendiest and most central neighbourhood — great restaurants and cafés. Nørreport is closest to most sights. Nyhavn is beautiful but touristy and pricey. Frederiksberg is quieter and residential with good connections.",{"question":511,"answer":512},"What is Copenhagen's best food tip?","Book a New Nordic restaurant (Kadeau, Geranium, Noma's successor projects) months in advance. For daily eating, explore Torvehallerne food market (Nørreport) or the Meatpacking District (Kødbyen) in Vesterbro for excellent value.","https:\u002F\u002Fimages.unsplash.com\u002Fphoto-1513622470522-26c3c8a854bc","Colourful historic townhouses lining the Nyhavn canal in Copenhagen on a sunny day with boats moored along the waterfront","Febiyan","https:\u002F\u002Funsplash.com\u002F@febiyanr",[518,67,218,519,520,521],"design","cycling","Noma","Scandinavia","Danish",55.6761,12.5683,{},"\u002Fdestinations\u002Fcopenhagen","2026-05-16","Northern Europe",{"title":13,"description":490},"destinations\u002Fcopenhagen","WP_u79ZHWq3ckVlP3Px46zwrZgvL38DZUwJUzjXKJbk",1787244582337]