The Metro makes it quick and easy to get to Frederiksberg from anywhere in the city. Here are 19 of the best attractions, beautiful parks, and hidden gems.

My Copenhagen: For comedian Mark le Fevre, there is no doubt. Copenhagen is at its best when he can just wander around the city, drink coffee and taste some of the city's delicious cakes, ice cream and desserts.

It's finally summer, and Copenhagen is gearing up for a season full of festivals. Forget about mud and warm tents and enjoy the many cool - and different - music experiences in the city.

My Copenhagen: Waqas Qadri from Outlandish has a nostalgic view of the city. He often stops by his childhood neighborhood in Frederiksberg, loves Copenhagen’s back-alley scenes, and there’s one particular shawarma he can’t live without.

If you love running but miss having company, there are plenty of running groups in Copenhagen. Here, you run together and then enjoy a coffee, a beer, or a pastry afterward. Take the Metro there and arrive with fresh legs.

My Copenhagen: Health and running expert Michelle Kristensen loves being able to run through all of Copenhagen’s little natural gems—and prefers to end her run with a dip in the harbor.

During the summer months, flea markets pop up all over the city. With the Metro, you can get to the best ones quickly - and you might even be able to hit several in one day.

Trianglen is an iconic square in Østerbro with a unique history, charm, and a lively atmosphere. If you get off the Metro here, you’ll find yourself right in the heart of nature, culture, and sports.