The “Shady Side” and “Sunny Side”
The trade and shipping activities around Nyhavn provided a strong growth of Copenhagen - and the many colourful houses and exclusive buildings surrounding the Nyhavn canal on the “shady side” and “sunny side” along the two historical quays - are nearly 350 years old.

A popular venue and attraction for tourists and locals
The seaside and harbour front venue around Nyhavn - is a part of Copenhagen’s cultural soul - and has become one of the most visited historic places in town - which has gain tremendous popularity - as a genuine tourist attraction - that hold a magnetic appeal for curious and joyful visitors. The Copenhageners just love and adore their Nyhavn district at the city’s long coastline promenade - which has been their waterfront oasis - as well as a bracing and lively breathing hole and a refreshing sea breeze ventilator for generations - and especially - when all bars - restaurants - eating places and live music venues open in springtime - and when weather conditions allows the locals to relish the outdoor life - and then cheerfully blend in with the many visitors from all over the world - in a pulsating maritime atmosphere - surrounded by old colourful houses and historical buildings - while just soaking up some sun and sitting on the edge of the quay enjoying the bustling crowds of people leisurely wandering around the charming Nyhavn area - which also is an authentic local melting pot mixed with history and culture - and placed right at the humming and eventful seafront of Copenhagen.