Things you can't miss this spring

Every spring, the Copenhagen museums are filled with new, inspiring exhibitions. Check out the Park Museums for exhibitions about all things art and nature in beautiful park surroundings.

Spring is where people once again migrate to the waters, where you'll feel a vibe not found elsewhere in the city. Discover Copenhagen from the water as captain of your own solar-powered picnic boat or go for a swim in Copenhagen's harbour and canals.

A short trip north from Copenhagen will take you to Dyrehaven, a wonderful woodland that seems far from city lights and traffic noise. Come spring, and the forest is almost neon green with all the new leaves. 

Spring is the time, where it's finally warm enough to dine outside in the city's many food markets. Good, sustainable, organic street food has been gaining ground the last couple of years in Copenhagen, so there's plenty of spots to choose from.

Copenhagen explodes with lush greenery in spring. The city rebirths itself for the summer months, and it's a spectacle not to be missed. 

Along the northern city limits of Copenhagen runs a patch of rich forest land and a marvellous coastal line. Despite its close proximity to the city, Copenhagen North is a glaring contrast to the pulse of the city.

Tivoli is beautiful in spring, all covered in bright, colourful flowers and gleaming lights at night. This year, Tivoli invites you to enjoy illuminations of the Tivoli lake as well as parades with the Tivoli Guard.

When Bakken opens up in April, it officially marks the start of spring. Bakken is the world's oldest amusement park nestled in the forests just a short train ride north of the city. 

The beautiful museum, Louisiana Museum of Modern Art, is located 40 kilometres north of Copenhagen just by the sea. It has gained a reputation as a museum in touch with the zeitgeist of the contemporary art world.