Nyhavn, Copenhagen's iconic waterfront district, is known for its colorful 17th and early 18th-century buildings, historic ships, and vibrant atmosphere. The area is generally accessible, with flat cobblestone streets, though some restaurants and bars might have limited accessibility. Exploring Nyhavn is equally enjoyable solo or as part of a guided tour, with options ranging from walking tours to canal cruises. While Nyhavn is appealing year-round, the summer months offer the most pleasant weather and outdoor activities; winter can be charming but cold. Expect to spend around 2-4 hours exploring the harbor and enjoying a meal or drink. Costs can vary, but a meal can range from moderate to expensive. Keep in mind that some canal tours may have seasonal restrictions.