When you go to Copenhagen you cannot miss Nyhavn. Its in the best end of Strøget (The worlds oldest Pedestrian Street) at The Kings New Square (Kongens Nytorv), where you also find wonderful buildings and attractions such as the The Royal Theatre, Hotel D'angleterre, Charlottenborg (Permanent Art Exhibition), The French Embassy, Magasin (Department store) plus current Art Exchibitions in the open air. If you are in that area you will soon be drawn towards Nyhavn. The old ships, the colourful promenade with all the restaurants, the happy smile on peoples face. You are in Nyhavn and you want to stay for a while. Thereafter you can go and visit Amalienborg - the monarch's winter residence etc. For sure you are in the most attractive part of Copenhagen.