Hi! I am an American college student who has been eyeing a trip to Europe for the first time during my winter break, and I found what looks like a good deal for a flight! It's for about two weeks, lasting until the 25th. I am heavily leaning toward buying tickets and enjoying what Denmark and the surrounding areas have to offer.
Is it worth traveling to Copenhagen in December? I am aware that it is usually colder, somewhat rainy, and lower on the sunlight side, but I still think there is a lot I can do. I have lived in Chicago before for quite some time, so the cold is not much of a problem for me. I also see that I can purchase a K7 pass for relatively cheap as a student.
Here are some questions I had if I pull the trigger on going:
What do you guys recommend seeing in or around Copenhagen?
Is it worth it to travel to other countries during my time?
Are there still a few places open around the 25th? I am aware many places shut down, but surely there are a few places still open, right?
How is the nightlife around that time? I love electronic music and would love to see the scene there.
Finally, do you guys think it is worth it to go?
Thanks!!!
Edit: thanks for the comments! I arrive the 13th and be flying back morning of the 25th to clarify further.