Experience the newly opened Pipes of Scotland near Copenhagen Central Station – a cosy, Scottish-inspired pub serving cold drinks, whisky, draught beer and classic pub favourites.
In November, you can experience J-Dag, which marks the start of the Christmas beer season in Denmark and is celebrated every year on the first Friday of November. The city comes alive with a festive atmosphere, Santa hats and locals raising a glass to the holiday season with the year's first Christmas beer.
Christmas is just around the corner, and if you're visiting Copenhagen in November, you'll have plenty of opportunities to get into the festive spirit. Enjoy Christmas at Tivoli, sparkling lights throughout the city, and, of course, the many charming Christmas markets where you can indulge in traditional Danish æbleskiver, mulled wine, and holiday shopping. The festive season begins as early as 6 November at Nytorv, where a cosy Christmas market and an outdoor ice rink welcome visitors. Here, winter charm and seasonal activities come together in the heart of the city. Surrounded by beautiful historic buildings, twinkling Christmas lights, and the iconic Christmas façade of Hotel d’Angleterre, the square offers a truly magical atmosphere that captures the essence of a Copenhagen Christmas.
When the November chill sets in, it’s the perfect time to head indoors and immerse yourself in a great performance. Copenhagen offers something for every taste, whether you're dreaming of a grand evening at the Opera, a classic theatre experience at the Royal Danish Theatre, or a night of laughs at Comedy Zoo.
The city's stages host everything from musicals and concerts to stand-up comedy and contemporary performing arts throughout the year. So sit back, relax, and lose yourself in captivating stories, beautiful music, and great comedy while the autumn darkness settles outside.
Experience The Library Bar in the heart of Copenhagen, a classic and atmospheric cocktail bar at the historic ProfilHotels Copenhagen Plaza, close to Tivoli and Copenhagen Central Station. The elegant bar is known for its sophisticated cocktails, historic atmosphere and exceptional service, and was highlighted by Condé Nast Traveller as one of the five best bars in Copenhagen in 2025. Surrounded by Chesterfield armchairs, wood panelling, leather-bound books and a unique atmosphere from a bygone era, you can enjoy classic cocktails, champagne, whisky and cognac while live jazz fills the bar every Friday and Saturday. The Library Bar is a must-visit for anyone looking for a cocktail bar in Copenhagen, a jazz bar in Copenhagen or a unique bar experience near Tivoli.
The Library Bar
No matter which of our hotels you choose, Tivoli Copenhagen is always close by – in fact, it’s never more than a 5-minute walk to the iconic amusement park and gardens in the heart of Copenhagen. Discover Tivoli Gardens throughout the year, with enchanting experiences, beautiful gardens, exciting rides and delicious dining. Bring your family, friends or partner and experience the unique atmosphere that has made Tivoli one of Copenhagen’s most popular attractions. Throughout the year, Tivoli transforms with the seasons and offers a variety of experiences and events – from the green oasis of summer to magical celebrations such as Halloween and Christmas. Stay centrally at one of our hotels and easily combine a hotel in Copenhagen, Tivoli and other Copenhagen experiences.
Tivoli package with hotel and admission
Discover local art in Copenhagen at ProfilHotels Richmond, where we showcase a new local artist every month as part of our Artist of the Month concept. Here, emerging artistic talents have the opportunity to display their work and inspire both hotel guests and visitors to Copenhagen. The exhibition is completely free to visit at ProfilHotels Richmond, and everyone is welcome to stop by and explore the artistic universe of the month. Take a break from the city’s hustle and experience how art, creativity and hotel experiences come together in the heart of Copenhagen.
See this month’s exhibition
Discover Søerne, a chain of three lakes offering a peaceful escape from the buzz of the city. Follow the paths along the water, watch swans glide across the surface, or enjoy a cup of coffee as Copenhagen’s everyday life unfolds around you.
Copenhagen’s lakes – Søerne – are artificial lakes formed over several centuries by damming a natural stream. They gradually took shape from the Middle Ages through to the 17th century, serving as a source of water, powering mills and helping defend the city. Today, they are primarily used for recreation and form an integral part of Copenhagen’s urban landscape.
Sortedams Sø, Peblinge Sø and Sankt Jørgens Sø stretch across the city, making them perfect for a leisurely stroll, a morning run or simply taking a moment to unwind.
One of Copenhagen’s most iconic bridges, Dronning Louises Bro, is known for its busy cycling route, with tens of thousands of cyclists crossing it every day. The bridge is also a popular meeting place where people gather, relax and enjoy the city. On royal birthdays, rows of Danish flags — the red-and-white Dannebrog — adorn the bridge, adding a festive touch to the lakeside.
Take your time to explore Søerne. Whether you walk the entire 6.35 km route or just explore a small section, you’ll discover a different side of Copenhagen.
Welcome to a city filled with history, architecture, green spaces and world-class gastronomy. Ligula has five hotels in Copenhagen: four in the city centre, close to Tivoli and Copenhagen Central Station – ProfilHotels Copenhagen Plaza, ProfilHotels Richmond, ProfilHotels Mercur and Good Morning Copenhagen Star – as well as Best Western Plus Park Globetrotter, conveniently located near the airport.
