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Copenhagen is a beautiful city to visit year-round, but April is especially magical. The weather is milder, the days grow longer, and the city is far less crowded than in summer. Whether you're seeking culture, nature, or adventure, you'll find something for everyone.
Here are 7 must-do activities to make your April trip to Copenhagen truly unforgettable.
A boat tour through Copenhagen's narrow canals is one of the best things to do in April! Aboard Stromma’s electric boat Hygge, you’ll discover iconic sights, hidden gems, and local stories. With space for just 12 passengers, this cozy boat tour is the perfect way to experience the city's charming and vibrant waterways.
Live guided in English and Danish, with plenty of opportunities to ask your knowledgeable guide about the attractions and landmarks you pass by, as well as Copenhagen and Danish culture. This quiet and eco-friendly boat tour takes 70 minutes and departs from Ved Stranden 26.
April’s clear skies and longer days make it the perfect time to explore Copenhagen’s quirky side with Weirdwalks, guided tours that blend history, culture, and legends in a unique way.
Step into Copenhagen’s twilight zone on the Twilight Tour, where you'll hear eerie tales about the city’s most haunted house, most occult tower, and much more. Or join the Twisted Tour, where your guide will share Copenhagen's wildest stories and reveal sights you won’t find in any guidebook. Both tours offer a fascinating and unconventional look at Copenhagen’s past.
Copenhagen is known for its clean and safe harbor, where you can swim year-round. In April, the water might be a bit chilly, but that's part of the fun! Several harbor baths across the city offer a refreshing dip or a place to relax on the wooden decks. Among the most popular are Islands Brygge and Fisketorvet, both free to use. Most harbor baths are also equipped with changing rooms and showers. Just don't forget to bring a towel and a swimsuit!
Getting there: Use Stromma’s Hop On Hop Off buses and hop off at stop 35 for Islands Brygge Harbor Bath, and hop off at stop 13 for Fisketorvet Harbor Bath.
Explore the wonders of the animal kingdom at Copenhagen Zoo, home to a wide variety of animals from across the world. Visit the majestic polar bears in the Arctic Ring, get up close with snakes, spiders, chameleons, and other exotic creatures in the Tropical Zoo, or take a walk through the Savanna, where you'll spot giraffes, zebras, okapis, and more.
If you're traveling with kids, be sure to check out the super fun playground, pet the friendly goats, and say hi to the farm animals in the Children’s Zoo. Stop by the Zoolab to see the day's activities, there’s always something fun for the kids to discover.
Bring your own food or treat yourself to delicious options from the many food stalls and restaurants. Choose from burgers and fries, paninis, pita bread, and lots more.
Before you leave, climb the Zoo Tower for a panoramic view of Copenhagen and Frederiksberg. At 43.5 meters tall, it offers stunning views, and on a clear day, you can even see all the way to Sweden.
Address: Roskildevej 32
Getting there: Join Stromma’s Hop On-Hop Off buses to stop 23 – Copenhagen Zoo/Cisterns
Photo by Copenhagen Zoo
Frederiksberg Gardens is one of the most beautiful and romantic parks in Copenhagen, and a perfect place to enjoy the spring flowers and lush greenery. Originally designed as the royal garden of Frederiksberg Palace, it still retains its classical style. Stroll along the winding paths, admire the fountains and statues, or rent a rowboat to explore the lake.
Don't miss a visit to the Chinese Pavilion, built in 1799, or the Apis Temple, dating back to 1802. Both landmarks provide a unique glimpse into the garden’s rich history and architectural beauty.
With fun playgrounds and the possibility of seeing the elephants in their zoo enclosure from the park, Frederiksberg Gardens is also a great spot to visit with kids.
Getting there: Join Stromma’s Hop On-Hop Off buses to stop 23 – Copenhagen ZOO/Cisterns
Photo by Mellanie Gandø
This one-of-a-kind attraction in Copenhagen offers a range of outdoor activities such as skiing, snowboarding, hiking, and rappelling. Challenge yourself by climbing the 85-meter-high climbing wall, or hike to the top of the slope for a stunning view of the city and harbor.
CopenHill is an artificial ski slope built on top of a waste-to-energy plant, a brilliant example of how Copenhagen blends sustainability with fun.
The slope is open year-round and features different levels of difficulty for skiers and snowboarders. No equipment? No problem! You can rent gear for all activities. And if skiing or snowboarding is not your thing, try the sleds instead. They're great fun for everyone!
Address: Vindmøllevej 6
Getting there: From outside Copenhagen Central Station, take bus 2A toward Refshaleøen. Hop off at Margretheholm (Refshalevej) and walk 881 meters.
Photo by Press/CopenHill
One of the most spectacular sights in Copenhagen in April is the cherry blossoms, which bloom in several places around the city. The most famous spot is Bispebjerg Cemetery, where you can walk beneath a sky of pink flowers that create a magical atmosphere.
Another great place to experience the cherry blossoms is Langelinie Park, where you can also visit the iconic Little Mermaid statue. If you're in Copenhagen on April 18 and 19, don’t miss the Sakura Festival 2026, which takes place in this very park and celebrates Japanese culture with traditional performances, workshops, food, and festivities.
Want to learn more about the festival? Check out our blog post about the Sakura Festival
Cherry blossoms at Bispebjerg Cemetery
With these top things to do in Copenhagen in April, you’re all set for an adventure-filled visit! Want to make the most of your springtime travels in the Danish capital? Check out our Spring in Copenhagen blog for even more tips and inspiration.
On the map below, you’ll find the 7 must-do activities we recommend for an April visit to Copenhagen. Start planning your adventure today!
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