Not really. It's a lovely city, and one of those where you don't feel you've missed out on not seeing everything because there's so much. Just watch out for the bikes; they're fast, the bike lanes run between the road and pavement pretty much everywhere and they take no prisoners.

The metro is excellent and you can buy a City pass for not much money, which is valid on trains, buses, waterbuses and the metro. Not that there are any ticket barriers or inspectors.

I'd recommend getting one of the tourist boat trips from Nyhavn on your first day. That will give you a good idea of what's what so you can choose what to do with your time.

It's not as expensive as you think. Even the tourist traps are only around London prices.

Any Good tips for Copenhagen anyways?

As Adam says, it's just a really nice, relaxed city to wander around. It's quite a compact centre, so very easy to walk from place to place and enjoy. Lots of cafes and bars from which to watch the world go by. And the public transport system is excellent as mentioned.

I would strongly recommend visiting Vor Frelser's Kirke (Our Saviour's Church), you can climb the spiral steps around the outside of the spire and get a great view over the city if you've a head for heights (link - vorfrelserskirke.dk/page/1206/tower)

Eats-wise, there's every type of cuisine going. The meat-packing district is lively and has all sorts of bars and restaurants (www.visitcopenhagen.com/copenhagen/eat-drink/best-...t).

Copenhagen's oldest restaurant, Den Lille Apotek (the little apothecary) is not a tourist trap and actually serves good, unpretentious Danish food: detlilleapotek.dk/en/aftenmenu/

One thing to note is that service is pretty much always included in cafe / restaurant bills, tipping is not expected. Same with taxis (which are reasonably priced too).

Any Good tips for Copenhagen anyways?

Don't miss the Jens clock (in the main square IIRC). Re the bridge, we took the train....day return to Malmo is not expensive. There's a small transport museum there you might like.