Considering one or the other for 2 day stay enroute to final destination. Thoughts ???
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Amsterdam or Copenhagen
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Our daughter took a 7 week trip to Europe a couple of summers ago and visited both of those cities. I asked her which one she would pick. She said while she liked them both, she would pick Copenhagen. She said if cost is an issue, Copenhagen will be more expensive.
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I have visited/stayed in both. Loved both.
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Both cities are cool. Amsterdam has more history and is a quite a bit bigger (but easily walkable to all major sights). Amsterdam will also have tons more hotels available at a fraction of the price you'll find in Copenhagen - in my experience everything in Copenhagen was at least double what you'd pay elsewhere in Europe.
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Haven't been to Copenhagen but spend about 3 days in Amsterdam before our Viking cruise. Had a blast, and want to return to finish seeing/doing what we didn't get to do/see. Discovered stroopwaffels there!!
I keep returning to Amsterdam. Over and over. Copenhagen is good for one visit. (imo) Hint (the Little Mermaid is...........little!)
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Ditto. If you do decide on Copenhagen, if you stay in Malmo, Sweden, you’ll probably save quite a bit. Easy commute across the Sound by train.
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Amsterdam. Hands down.