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Bonjour mes amis, and welcome to Copenhagen! Forget the frosty images you might have of Denmark – we’re talking warm weather adventures here, perfect for families! Picture this: sunshine warming your faces as you explore a city bursting with vibrant colours and charming canals. Think less snowmen, more ice cream!

Our Copenhagen family adventure will focus on outdoor activities, blending history, legend, and a touch of Danish hygge (that’s coziness, for those unfamiliar!). We'll start with a stroll through Tivoli Gardens, a magical amusement park that’s been delighting families for over 175 years. Entry costs approximately 130 DKK per adult and 100 DKK per child (prices subject to change, check the official website). Expect thrilling rides, enchanting gardens, and captivating shows. Pack your picnic – or try some delicious Danish pastries from a nearby bakery!

Next, let’s delve into the heart of Copenhagen – the Nyhavn harbor. Colorful buildings line the canals, creating a postcard-perfect scene. A boat tour is a must! Expect to pay around 150-200 DKK per adult and 75-100 DKK per child for a canal tour. You'll hear tales of mermaids and seafaring legends while gliding past iconic landmarks.

Speaking of legends, let's not forget the Little Mermaid statue! This tiny bronze figure is a symbol of Copenhagen, and while the queue can be long, it’s worth the wait for that perfect family photo. (Free to see, but factor in travel time and potential wait times).

Now for the culinary delights! Denmark is famous for its pastries – think delicious cinnamon swirls and airy wienerbrød. For lunch, try a traditional smørrebrød (open-faced sandwiches). Budget about 100-150 DKK per person for a casual lunch. Don't forget the delectable ice cream – especially delicious on a warm day! Ice cream costs will vary, but expect to pay around 40-60 DKK per person.

Evening brings a chance to soak in the city's ambiance. Enjoy a family-friendly dinner at a restaurant featuring traditional Danish cuisine. Expect to pay around 250-400 DKK for a family dinner (this estimate is for a family of four; pricing depends on restaurant choices). Listen to the lively chatter of locals, perhaps catch some street musicians, and observe the city's unique architecture, a blend of historical and modern styles. Copenhagen is a relatively safe city, and the locals are generally very friendly and welcoming. You'll see many people cycling around – it's a popular mode of transportation, and it adds to the city's unique charm.

Remember to look out for the many parks and green spaces scattered throughout the city, offering perfect spots for picnics and relaxation. You'll often see dogs (many Danes are dog lovers!), squirrels, and maybe even a few birds flitting about. Popular pets are dogs, cats, and birds.

The weather in Copenhagen during the warmer months is generally pleasant. Expect mild temperatures and sunshine. However, it's always a good idea to pack layers, as the weather can be unpredictable.

Estimated total cost for a family of four (2 adults, 2 children) for a 3-day, 2-night trip to Copenhagen (excluding flights and accommodation): Approximately 2000-3000 DKK (prices are approximate and can vary significantly depending on your choices and spending habits). This includes entrance fees, food, transportation, and activities as mentioned above. This budget should give you a reasonable range to plan your spending.

So, pack your bags, and get ready for an unforgettable family adventure in beautiful Copenhagen!