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Free activities in Copenhagen and Denmark

•    Examples of events are:
     -    Concerts and recitals (jazz, classical, choral, organ, etc)
     -    The Queen’s birthday, April 16, at Amalienborg Palace
     -    Saint Hans night in June (on or near summer solstice)
     -    Santa Claus parade in July
     -    The lighting of the Christmas tree at the Rådhus
     -    Lecture series at Copenhagen University
     -    Opening day at Bakken (motorcycle parade starts on Nørrebrogade)

Performing arts in Copenhagen

  • The box office at August Bournonvilles Passage 1, in Kongens Nytorv, sells half-price tickets at 4:00pm day of event.  Includes opera [www.operahus.dk].  50% discount if 25 or under, 65 or over, when ordering tickets a week in advance.
  • At www.latesale.dk you can buy theater tickets (Royal Theater, Opera, etc) for half price on the day. Sign up for an e-mail which arrives around 14:00 every day. At 16:00 you can buy the tickets online.
  • Club Lorry [www.tv2lorry.dk/club] offers discounts (performing arts, restaurants, travel, other)

Exercise

  • Bike!
  • Join a walking or jogging group
  • Friday Night (in-line) Skate [www.fns-cph.dk]
  • Check out the free salsa, swing dance, tango, etc. lessons

Check out also "The Copenhagen Post".

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Find more hints for life in Denmark and learn how to reduce the costs of living in Denmark.


The hints collected here and many more are covered in the "Worktrotter's Guide to Denmark".
Benefit of the collective knowledge. You don't need to re-invent the wheel and go through our mistakes as well.


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