Clear customs and take taxi/Metro to your hotel; use this time to check in and drop bags so you’re ready to walk the city. Travel time depends on location; Metro to central Copenhagen (København H) is ~15–20 minutes from the airport.
A relaxed walk along the colourful Nyhavn harbour is a great introduction to Copenhagen; it’s open public space (no entry fee) and atmospheric at dusk. Best for photos and a first sense of the city.
Popular seafood-focused restaurant in Copenhagen’s Meatpacking Quarter; lively atmosphere and excellent fish dishes. Most restaurants open for dinner from ~5:00pm–6:00pm; reserve if you can.
If you still have energy, Tivoli (city-centre amusement park and gardens) is magical at night with lights and live music; opening hours vary but in late summer it typically stays open into the evening — check the Tivoli schedule for exact closing time.
Enjoy a Danish pastry or open sandwich (smørrebrød) at a reputable bakery; most good bakeries open from ~7:00–8:00am. Quick, local and excellent fuel for a day of sightseeing.
Visit Rosenborg Castle (crown jewels and historic interiors) and the surrounding Kongens Have; Rosenborg typically opens around 10:00am — check exact seasonal opening times before you go.
Stroll Denmark’s main pedestrian shopping street from Kongens Nytorv to City Hall Square for people-watching and boutiques; shops generally open ~10:00–18:00.
A short walk from Nørreport, Torvehallerne houses many stalls for quick, high-quality Danish and international bites; open roughly 10:00–20:00 (times vary by stall).
See the iconic Little Mermaid statue and the adjacent star-shaped Kastellet fortress for a pleasant harbour-side walk; both are outdoor sites open to the public.
Wander the canals of Christianshavn and, if you’re up for it, climb the spiral tower of the Church of Our Saviour for panoramic city views; tower opening hours vary and typically end in the early evening.
For a memorable Danish meal, choose a Nordic-focused restaurant like Høst (book ahead). Most sit-down dinner services start from ~5:00pm–6:00pm; expect a refined menu and seasonal produce.
Finish the night with a canal boat tour (evening departures exist) or cocktails at a bar near Nyhavn or the Meatpacking District; tours and bars have varying hours — book or check times in advance.
Have a relaxed breakfast at your hotel or a nearby café—leave time to return to your hotel to collect luggage before departure. Cafés typically open from ~7:00–9:00am.
Take the Öresundståg from København H to Lund Central Station; journey is roughly 35–45 minutes direct. Trains run regularly — buy a ticket in advance or at the station.
Grab a relaxed lunch at a local café near the cathedral; cafes in Lund typically serve sandwiches, salads and light warm dishes and are open through early afternoon.
Conference sessions run this afternoon and evening as per your schedule (14:00–20:00). Focus on the event; evening networking may be available at the venue.
After sessions, enjoy a relaxed dinner or a glass of wine on Klostergatan (the cathedral quarter); many delis/wine bars are open until around 10:00pm — check individual opening hours.
Enjoy modern waterfront architecture and sunset views at Västra Hamnen, where the Turning Torso towers overlook the sea; outdoor area is open any time.
Bastard serves chef-driven small plates with a lively atmosphere — a great choice for an evening dinner in Malmö. The restaurant typically opens for dinner from around 5:00pm; booking recommended.
Catch a short train to Malmö and walk along Ribersborg beach for fresh sea air and views back to the city; great if you want something relaxing and outdoorsy.
Explore Möllevången for international, budget-friendly food or choose a Lilla Torg restaurant for a more classic Malmö dinner; many places open for dinner from ~5:00pm–6:00pm.
If you prefer to stay local, visit Lund University Botanical Garden (daylight hours vary) or enjoy a relaxed evening at a central café or beer bar near Mårtenstorget. Many small bars are open into the evening.
Leave Lund in the early afternoon to ensure comfortable arrival at Copenhagen (airport or city) with time for check-in/security. Journey to Copenhagen Airport by direct Öresund train is roughly 35–50 minutes (allow extra connection time).
Arrive at Copenhagen Airport and complete check-in and security; for a 19:00 flight you should aim to be at the airport by ~17:00 at the latest for international check-in/security, earlier if you prefer.
If you want a sit-down meal, choose one of the airport restaurants; otherwise grab a pre-flight snack or sandwich. Airport restaurants typically serve until late afternoon/evening, but opening hours vary by terminal — check the airport dining guide.