Copenhagen offers a wealth of magical Easter experiences. The Metro will take you to the city's best Easter sandwiches, cute Easter chicks and a cosy game of Easter bingo.

Copenhagen serves as the backdrop for several scenes in major international TV series and films. We’ve rounded up five of the biggest ones, and you can follow in their footsteps using the Metro.

My Copenhagen: Actress and director Mathilde Norholt lives in Vesterbro, loves the urban vibe of Nørrebro, but feels most at home in Frederiksberg. Get her best tips for the city, which include getting up early.

Head underground at Frederiksberg Allé, where the metro station features shades of green that symbolize the large linden trees lining the wide avenue.

My Copenhagen: Sara Ferreira runs the Kritisk Pynt store, where she sells cups, decorations, and key rings with feminist messages and a twinkle in the eye. She loves the atmosphere in the city, but her heart beats especially for the quirky and authentic vibe of Sydhavnen.

The Metro makes it easy to explore the city's vibrant new neighborhoods, and Enghave Brygge is definitely worth a visit. The metro station features award-winning art and takes you directly to the cozy canal atmosphere.

The cityscape of Copenhagen is full of sculptures honoring historical figures. Only 14 of the 172 sculptures of named individuals are women – take the Metro around the city and pay tribute to them all.

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.