Copenhagen's history, legacy, and culture are inextricably linked to the sea all around it, as it lies only across the Orseund Strait from Malmo in Sweden.
Over the ages, the peaceful fishing village has progressively transformed into the smart, sophisticated, and bustling city it is today, thanks to its strategic location. Nyhavn, the seventeenth-century shoreline, remains the city's principal attraction and most identifiable feature. The canal, which is lined with colourful townhouses, is home to several old wooden ships as well as vibrant cafes and outdoor terraces. You may go on fantastic sightseeing boats around the adjacent picturesque canals from here.
The city's museums are also known for its enormous and fine collection of Viking treasures and artworks from all over the world. Denmark's capital, often regarded as one of the best locations to live in the world, is also a fantastic place to visit and explore.
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