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World’s happiest city in 2025 revealed with theme park that inspired Disney and new UK flights

Published on May 07, 2025 at 11:14 AM

THE Danish city of Copenhagen has been voted the happiest in the world – and it’s now even easier to get to from the UK.

The capital of topped the list of the happiest cities for 2025 revealed by Happy City Index.

Nyhavn harbor in Copenhagen with colorful buildings and boats.
Copenhagen is the happiest city in the world
Illuminated entrance to Tivoli Gardens in Copenhagen at night.
It’s also home to one of the oldest ever theme parks

Out of every city in the world, tops the ranks in the ‘gold’ category.

The Happy City Index awarded the Danish capital with 1039 points.

It evaluates the city through well-being combining existing data on factors like , education, and with survey data on residents’ feelings.

Sadly, none in the UK made the list with others including Singapore, Zurich and Paris.

Copenhagen isn’t just a great place for people to live, it’s also fun to visit – one reason being that it’s home to the .

Tivoli Gardens in Copenhagen is said to have inspired Waltand his .

The Danishfirst opened in 1843, and it claims to be the second-oldest operating amusement park in the world.

Nearly 100 years after it opened, the amusement park welcomed Walt who visited the park.

In 1951, Walt Disney visited the Danish theme park – which was four years before the first Disney park opened in .

After being open for nearly two centuries, Tivoli Gardens is now home to 30 rides and other attractions.

A swing carousel ride at Tivoli Gardens during a Halloween event.
Tivoli Gardens has 30 rides and attractions
Rollercoaster riders soaring through a loop.
Tivoli Gardens has rollercoasters and a 63m high drop tower

One of the theme park’s main attractions is the giant and the Golden Tower, which stands at 63m tall.

The Golden Tower is one of theat the theme park.

Any Brits planning a breakto Copenhagen will be happy to hear that tourists get in the city with its CopenPay scheme.

Visitors will be able to redeem freebies like lunches, cups of coffee, glasses ofand kayak rentals if you pick up litter,through the city and using.

Holidaymakers will be able to gain free entry to several popular tourist attractions, including the National Museum, The National Gallery of, the Karen Blixen Museum, the Museum of Copenhagen, and the Cisternerne.

It’s easy for Brits to get there too, especially with out of International Airport.

The twice-weekly service from Newcastle International Airport to Copenhagen started operating in May 2025.

Flights operate every Monday and Friday from £41.40.

Sun Travel also.

And the .

Colorful houses along a canal in Copenhagen.
Copenhagen is the world’s happiest city for 2025 and has a huge theme park

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