Are you tired of coffee, walks around the lakes, or trips to the cinema? We have put together a handful of exciting and cozy places to take your loved one – close to the Metro.

Take the Metro to one of the city's most urban hotspots: Nordhavn. The history of the Metro station includes a bride and groom, green-spotted toads, and the Metro's only moving sidewalk.

My Copenhagen: IByens advice columnist Felix Thorsen Katzenelson encourages people to get out and explore new places in Copenhagen. Even though everyone is lining up to eat, drink, and do the same things, there is much more to Copenhagen than that.

For three weeks over the winter holidays, Copenhagen Light Festival transforms the city's cold winter darkness into a glowing celebration of colour, shape and design - and with the Metro you can get to it all quickly.

Orientkaj is the only metro station in Copenhagen with a sea view – and is surrounded by award-winning light art and vibrant city life. Learn more about everything that awaits you at the end of the M4 line.

My Copenhagen: Petra Kleis is one of Denmark's most sought-after photographers. She has lived in the same place in Nørrebro for 13 years and loves every little corner of it – but nothing beats Den Sorte Plads with a glass of wine on a summer's day.

Go underground at one of Copenhagen's most prominent locations, where the metro station is clad in dark glass that reflects the city's colorful life and many neon lights at night.

My Copenhagen: Pastry chef Jonas Dahl Grue – known from Bachelorette – often finds his way to Rantzausgade in Nørrebro when he wants a good coffee, a durum, a beer in the sun, or an evening out for dinner.