Copenhagen Beer Festival ( Copenhagen beer celebration is a 3-day event where participants can taste over 800 beers made by over 70 local and international breweries, including both world-renowned and family-owned brands.

The Copenhagen Beer Festival attracts tens of thousands of beer lovers every year. The Copenhagen Beer Festival attracts tens of thousands of beer lovers every year, but not everyone can get in, and only a few lucky ones who snagged a spot at the festival are able to wear the appropriate bracelets to get in. The Best of Danish Beer Awards Ceremony is held to select the annual King of Beers. If the beer tasting event is too boring for you, there will also be different kinds of performances for the guests to enjoy.

The Danish Museum of Natural History ( The Statens Naturhistoriske Museum, located in Copenhagen, Denmark, was established in January 2004 by merging the Zoological Museum, Geological Museum, Botanical Museum, Central Library and Botanical Garden of Copenhagen, and is now part of the University of Copenhagen.

The Danish Natural History Museum is an artificial mineral landscape. The museum is currently listed as a national museum of Danish natural history. As an extension of the Botanical Garden in the center of Copenhagen, it is morphologically influenced by the Botanical Garden, with the building resembling a rock formation that echoes the surrounding green landscape. The museum not only introduces the natural environment of Denmark and Scandinavia, but also exhibits natural specimens from all over the world.