The Big, Entirely Subjective And, To Be Fair, A Bit Biased Illustrated Guide to Copenhagen: Second Edition

by Kasper Sierslev, Celina Mina (Editor)

Copenhagen tops the charts on all kinds of metrics concerning quality of life and happiness. ECA International recently crowned the Danish capital as the world’s top destination for European expats. And I hope you can see why. I am, of course, totally biased. But I just love Copenhagen. The city exudes captivating northern European-style architecture, cobbled alleyways, beautifully decorated shop windows, and flowing canals. Copenhagen feels exceptionally laid back, somewhat spacious, and charming.

Years back, when I was working in a big international company, we would often get visitors from abroad asking what to see and do in Copenhagen. I used to sketch these small hand-drawn maps, which included tips and tricks on what they should do. Both the touristy things and those that would take them a bit off the beaten path – small Copenhagener secrets.

148 pages, Paperback

Published April 9, 2022

Reviews

[Susan Nash · Rating 4 out of 5]

I know it’s pocket sized so it is on the shorter size and really brief. But I really liked the pictures and tid-bits about the places around Copenhagen. Really adds to the ambiance of The American Tourist when I read this around the city 😂
I wish I got the bigger version ):

[Andrew Mina · Rating 5 out of 5]

This gem of a book is like an exclusive guide to Copenhagen that gets you to all the most interesting and beautiful places in Copenhagen.