very busy little canal with restaurants and bars. we did not find a place that any open spots as it was filled with people. we found another restayrant outside tge area. it was clean we felt safe walking around. ideally getting there earlier in the day the shops woukd also be open.

We knew what to expect from the many photos we had seen but got to say it still impressed ! Difficult to get in the cafes as they were always full but we did like the locals and sat with the drinks we had brought with us at the side of the canal . Great atmosphere,. Veer right at that end over the bridge with the cycle lanes and walk into area which is perfect for street food and drinks , music playing and more beautiful views

We visited Nyhavn this afternoon on a SUnday when the sun was out for awhile. It was a madhouse of people. A lot of them wanted to go on the boat tours. Each boat was filled with people. The activities are eating, milking a beer, and walking the streets taking pictures along with boat tours. It's nice but be prepared to get slammed with a Lot of other people who want to go also.

This bustling part of the city is a must see with its colourful buildings, many lovely looking cafes and restaurants with stalls selling lots of different things. The canal that runs alongside this is the hub for canal tourist boat trips to go and see the other great sights Copenhagen has to offer. Lovely place

A street full of courtyard restaurants of similar size with similar menus and prices. Pick any one and you should be ok. Smoking ban is wonderful when compared to other European cities. Views of the canal and surrounding buildings are wonderful. An area of Copenhagen not to be missed.

Nyhavn is the quintessential, postcard-perfect Copenhagen neighbourhood for good reason. Such colourful buildings and beautiful setting just by the water! So many beautiful cafes and restaurants! A must-visit in Copenhagen, if only for a short time

This is the definition of a tourist place. There are some nice spots with lovely views that you will have to seek out to enjoy the scene. Hub for all sorts of boat rides, including the water bus that is part of the public transport system.

Beautiful very busy area of Copenhagen well worth a visit. Be selective of where you eat as we went to two restaurants here and one was an awful tourist trap and the second was amazing. Reminded me of Amsterdam! Be sure to pack a raincoat as we have not experienced one day in Copenhagen that didn’t have a period of a downpour!

This area is lovely and picturesque. The colorful buildings along canals are a must see for us when we visit this city. Pronounced Nee-Houn (New Harbor) is loaded with great restaurants and pubs. It’s great for a leisurely stroll during the day or evening. A nearby local attraction is the Royal Danish Theatre.

This is arguably the heart and soul of Copenhagen. The convergence point of locals and tourists. Colorful houses adorn the certain stretch of this body of water. But in it are docking points of boats, multiple restaurants and bars. Feel the ambiance, albeit chaotic. Relaxed eating , drinking or even people watching. Postcard ready pics await the adventurous photographers .