Copenhagen, Denmark

Denmark's colorful and energetic capital city has a lot to offer but is quite crowded during the summer months. Of course, people prefer to visit Copenhagen during the summer, when there is a chance of sun and heat! However, Toplist believes that Copenhagen is one of the greatest locations to visit in Europe in October, as the late summer throngs will have dispersed and it will be too early to be genuinely chilly.

You'll be able to visit this ancient and lovely city in all of its splendor without having to compete with thousands of other tourists. You may also completely embrace the Danish concept of hygge, which refers to a state of warmth and comfortable conviviality, and contentment. September may still be nice, with daytime temperatures around 15° Celsius (59° Fahrenheit). Late October and November will be substantially colder, with temperatures dropping to 9° Celsius (48° Fahrenheit) and 5° Celsius (41° Fahrenheit), respectively, with nights being truly chilly. You should bring warm socks and a scarf. Celebrating Halloween in the Tivoli Gardens is a highlight of the Copenhagen calendar when the theme park is converted into a frightening fantasy. You should attempt to see the vibrant and busy 17th-century shoreline of Nyhavn sans the summer throng.