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Copenhagen is a compact big city packed with historic buildings lining its narrowcobbled streets. Here you will find a great mix of world-class gastronomy,beautiful architecture, award-winning design, clean harbour baths, the unique,free town of Christiania, and the seat of the world’s oldest monarchy. It has beennamed one of the best cities to live in several times, and it was the first city inthe world to be named the ‘Bike City’ by the International Cycling Union – a titleto which the several hundred bike lanes bear witness.

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NyhavnThis iconic postcard-ready sightis somewhat of a sudden splashof colour, a...Tivoli GardensTivoli Gardens combines thebest of both worlds: home tomultiple roller coa...Freetown ChristianiaThis city within a city is aself-proclaimed autonomouscommunity, home to a...The Little Mermaid (Den Li...The Little Mermaid has becomeCopenhagen's most recognisablesymbol, and vis...Visit CarlsbergThe legendary landmark knownfor its world-famous Danish beeris closed for ...

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THE CITY


Copenhagen is an ancient city, full of beautiful

historic buildings and many points of interest.

The ramparts and walls surrounding the centre

of the city were demolished around the middle of

the nineteenth century. This allowed the city to

assume the peculiar architectural structure

characterised by narrow stone streets that lead

directly to the city centre and which are the

background to numerous shops and bars.

In recent years, Copenhagen's historic

architectural heritage has been enriched with

modern and contemporary buildings. An example

of these are those designed by the Danish and

French architects Bjarke Ingels and Jean Nouvel,

who gave a new touch to the old-fashioned style

of the city. At the same time, many districts have

been modernised as well.

Copenhagen is also known for its relaxing

atmosphere. Citizens go to work by bike, they

like to go out with their families, spend an

afternoon in one of the city's many parks in the

company of their friends, take a bath in one of

the many pools in the harbour during the

warmer months and take an active part in the

events that animate the city throughout the year.

Inner CityThe Inner City can be

dened as the metropolis

of Copenhagen, which

encompasses the oldest

district of Copenhagen

with pretty narrow

streets and original houses. The city centre is full

of shops, bars, restaurants, parks, numerous

canals and of course the Nyhavn, the wonderful

harbour of Copenhagen. The main street of Inner

City is Strøget, which goes from the town hall

square to Kongens Nytorv. Strøget is always

frequented by a myriad of street performers, but

do not forget to take a trip to the pretty side

streets like Frederiksberggade, Nygade and

Vimmelskaftet.

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Østerbro

Broad boulevards,

impressive parks,

countless cafes and

innovating design shops.

The neighborhood of

Østerbro, which is also

called Copenhagen Ø, is somewhat posh and

extravagant but at the same time completely

down to earth.

Østerbro is located north of Copenhagen city

centre, right nearby the old city gate Østerport.

Shop design items at Normann Copenhagen, sip

a glass of wine at Panzon or relax and rest in

Fælledparken – Denmark’s largest public park.

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FrederiksbergFrederiksberg is a

fashionable part of

Copenhagen with

excellent shopping

opportunities and green

areas. It is considered to

be posher than Nørrebro and Vesterbro and

people living here are usually slightly older and

more established. The main street through

Frederiksberg is Gammel Kongevej - ‘Old Kings

Road’. Shopping is great in this neighbourhood

with a variety of clothing shops as well as sushi

restaurants, cafes and delicacy shops. The same

is true for Værnedamsvej, which is seen as cosy,

yet cool. Frederiksberg is also a green oasis with

Frederiksberg Gardens, the romantic garden of

the Faculty of Life Sciences and Søndermarken.

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Vesterbro

Once Vesterbro was

mostly known for its

infamous red light

district. Today it is one of

the most trendy places in

all of Copenhagen. The

district is situated within walking distance from

the city centre, right behind the Central Station.

It is one of the most fashionable places in the

city - not just to live, but to shop, eat, drink and

have an amazing and memorable night out.

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NørrebroVibrant, colourful, casual

and young at heart,

Nørrebro is a magic area

of Copenhagen. Here you

will nd trendy bars and

fashionable designer

shops next door to dodgy dive bars and cheap

kebab places. If you are into small design shops

head for Elmegade or Jægersborggade, and if

you like antiques Ravnsborggade is the place for

you to head to. At Sankt Hans Torv and the

streets around it you have plenty of choices for

dinner and drinks. And at Assistens Cemetery

you can visit the grave of famous Danes, such as

the famous fairy tale writer Hans Christian

Andersen or philosopher Søren Kierkegaard, or

get inspired by the Nørrebro citizens and relax in

the park.

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DO & SEE

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Copenhagen is an old city with historic buildings,

royal castles, beautiful parks and harbours, and

plenty of attractions and activities to keep even

the most eager tourist busy. The city centre is

characterised by charming architecture and

narrow curving streets. But within recent years

Copenhagen has supplemented its architectural

heritage with new, world-class architecture. It is


easy to explore the city and get around, and

many sights are within walking distance from

one another. You can always catch a bus or take

the metro to get around, or rent a bike and travel

the Danish way.

Visit Carlsberg

The legendary landmark

known for its

world-famous Danish

beer is closed for

modernisation until 2020.

Although the Visitor

Centre will not be open to the public until then,

the Jacobsen’s brewery will continue to brew

Jacobsen beer (Jacobsen Restaurant and Bar will

be closed).

Carlsberg Brand Store are open Tuesday to

Thursday between 11:00 and 15:00.

Carlsberg Conference Centre, Carlsberg

Museum & Business Centre and New Carlsberg

Brewhouse will still be open for events every day

of the week during the construction period.

Follow the process on social media channels:

Facebook: Visitcarlsberg

Instagram: Visitcarlsberg

LinkedIn: Visit Carlsberg

Photo: Visit Carlsberg

Address: Gamle Carlsberg Vej 11, Copenhagen

Internet: www.visitcarlsberg.com

Email: [email protected]

NyhavnThis iconic

postcard-ready sight is

somewhat of a sudden

splash of colour, and a

denite must-visit when

in town. Stroll along the

harbour and sit down for an evening drink in one

of the many enticing establishments, most of

which oer heating and blankets to make for a

cosy time even at low temperatures.

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Address: Nyhavn 1/71, Copenhagen

Internet: www.nyhavn.com


Tivoli Gardens

Tivoli Gardens combines

the best of both worlds:

home to multiple roller

coaster rides that will

easily keep

adventure-seekers

occupied for at least a day, it is simultaneously a

great location for a relaxing stroll among the

beautiful gardens and public spaces. Christmas

and Halloween are great times to visit - Tivoli

goes all out on the decor, which will surely help

you catch the holiday spirit.

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Address: Tivoli A/S, Vesterbrogade 3, Copenhagen

Opening hours: 11.00-23.00 Sun-Thur; 11.00-00.00 Fri-Sat.

Phone: +45 3315 1001

Internet: www.tivoli.dk


More Info: Daily and seasonal passes available.


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Freetown ChristianiaThis city within a city is a

self-proclaimed

autonomous community,

home to about 800

permanent residents who

took over this abandoned

military complex in 1971. The “Freetown” they

created was controversial at rst, but with its

heavy emphasis on tolerance, community and

ecology it eventually gained recognition from the

government and has since endured as a “social

experiment.” The infamous “Pusher Street” can

be a little intimidating, but beyond it the

beautiful homes and gardens of the alternative

and free-thinking residents lie.

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Address: Christiania, Copenhagen

The Little Mermaid (Den Lille Havfrue)

The Little Mermaid has

become Copenhagen's

most recognisable

symbol, and visiting to

snap a quick shot is

certainly worth the

detour from the city's core. This commemoration

of Andersen's genius is conveniently located

right next to the historic fortress of Kastellet, so

make sure to walk through the green star-shaped

area on your way back.

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Address: Langelinie, Copenhagen

Danish Architecture CentreThe Danish Architecture

Centre (DAC) is

Denmark’s leading

exhibition venue for new

architecture and urban

development located in

an old warehouse by the waterfront. DAC oers

changing exhibitions, discussions, debates and

cultural events. Enjoy lunch in the cafe and visit

the bookshop with the nest selection of books

on architecture and design.

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Address: Strandgade 27B, Copenhagen

Public Transport: Metro to Christianshavns Torv. Bus: 2A, 19,

48, 81N or 350S to the intersection.

Opening hours: Daily 10.00-17.00.

Phone: +45 3257 1930

Internet: www.dac.dk


More Info: Wednesday 10.00-19.00.

Kunstforeningen GL STRAND

Located by the canals, GL

STRAND is a unique

venue of modern and

contemporary art.

Annually they present 6-8

exhibitions which feature

the newest tendencies and modern art with a

contemporary twist along with artist talks,

performances, and other events. Enjoy a cup of

coee in the café with an outdoor terrace and

browse the fascinating bookshop.

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Address: Gl. Strand 48, Copenhagen

Public Transport: Bus lines / 1A, 2A, 6A, 15, 26, 29 Metro

station / Kgs. Nytorv.

Opening hours: 11.00-17.00 Tue-Sun; 11.00-20.00 Wed.

Phone: +45 3336 0260

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More Info: Closed on Monday.

National Gallery of Denmark

Statens Museum for

Kunst, the Danish

national gallery, is the

only place in Denmark

that features 700 years of

Western art and cultural

history under one roof. Consequently, a visit to

the museum means an artistic encounter

between classical, modern and contemporary art,

just as the museum building itself that

represents a fusion of new and old. In addition to

the permanent exhibition the museum is also

highly capable of delivering temporary

exhibitions of international quality and outlook.

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Address: Sølvgade 48/50, Copenhagen

Public Transport: Bus routes: 6A, 14, 26, 40, 42, 43, 184,

185, 150S, 173 E Trains: S-trains and regional trains to

Østerport and Nørreport Stations Metro: Nørreport Station


Phone: +45 3374 8494

Internet: www.smk.dk



Christiansborg Palace

Whether you choose to go

inside for the tour or opt

for a walk around the

area, this palace is worth

a visit even if only to go

up the tower to the

observation deck and take in the breathtaking

panoramic view of the city. There is an elevator

all the way to the top and admission to the deck

is free.

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Address: Prins Jørgens Gård 1, Copenhagen

Public Transport: Busses: 1A, 2A, 26, 40, 66, 350S Harbour

bus: The Royal Library Metro: Kongens Nytorv Station or

Nørreport Station Trains: Copenhagen Central Station or

Nørreport Station.

Phone: +45 3392 6492

Internet: kongeligeslotte.dk


Camp Adventure

Located south of

Copenhagen, the recently

inaugurated Camp

Adventure is mostly

known for its 45

metres-tall glass tower,

from the top of which one can enjoy a sweeping

view of the surrounding forest. The park,

spanning over 7.5 hectares of land, also oers a

zip line experience as well as 10 dierent

climbing courses for kids and adults alike.

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Address: Denderupvej 9A, Rønnede

Opening hours: Daily 10am–6pm

Phone: +45 38 15 00 30

Internet: www.campadventure.dk/en


Guided Tours

Copenhagen is small

enough to experience it

by foot. But if you do not

know where the good

sights and you are

wondering what to do,

remember that there are lots of excellent guided

tours.

Copenhagen is known for its maritime feel and

vibe. There are many ways to explore the city but

one of the best ways is on a boat tour. One

popular company that provides boat tours is

Canal Tours Copenhagen, provided by the

Stromma Company. The boat will take you to The


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Copenhagen Opera House, Amalienborg Palace,

Black Diamon Library and the Little Mermaid.

So, relax, take a seat and enjoy the calming

feeling of the rocking boat!

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Address: Gammel Strand 32, Copenhagen

Phone: +45 3254 0606

Internet: www.stromma.dk


More Info: Canal Tours are taken in the following languages:

Danish, English, German, Italian, French, Portuguese and

Spanish

The Blue Planet

One of the most iconic

architectural

masterpieces in

Copenhagen is 'The Blue

Planet', Northern

Europe’s largest

aquarium, home to thousands of animals and 7

million litres of water. It oers a unique

experience, combining entertainment,

fascination and knowledge in a spectacular

setting. Surely worth to pay a visit.

Photo: Kit Leong/Shutterstock.com

Address: Jacob Fortlingsvej 1, Kastrup, Copenhagen

Public Transport: Bus 029, Metro M2

Opening hours: 10.00-21.00 Mon; 10.00-17.00 Tue-Sun.

Phone: +45 4422 2244

Internet: www.denblaaplanet.dk


More Info: Open 365 days a year including holidays.

Baths and beaches

In Copenhagen you are

never far from a beach

and during summer you

can go for a swim in the

many centrally located

harbour baths. Amager

Strandpark oers 4.6 kilometres of white sand

beach, Islands Brygge Harbour Bath has ve

basins and Urban Beach oers sand, shells and

drinks.

Amager Strandpark is also ideal for children. On

one side, you have children's pools and on the

other side sand and dunes. Fun times for every

age are guaranteed.

Photo: Thomas Lutostanski/Shutterstock.com

Address: Amager Strand Promenaden 1, Copenhagen

Phone: +45 2630 2483

Internet: www.kk.dk/amagerstrandpark/

Kids Copenhagen - Experimentarium

Copenhagen is a very

kid-friendly city. Buses

and trains have areas

reserved for prams and

pushchairs, there are

children’s menus in

restaurants, and of course reductions at all

museums and galleries. The famous

Experimentarium is a science centre lled with

exciting experiments and activities that will

make your kids interested in science right away.

Some of the activities are The Tunnel of Senses

and The Labyrinth of Light.

Photo: Chubykin Arkady/Shutterstock.com

Address: Tuborg Havnevej 7, Hellerup, Copenhagen

Phone: +45 3927 3333

Internet: www.experimentarium.dk


Louisiana Museum Of Modern Art

Louisiana Museum of

Modern Art is located 35

km north of Copenhagen

with a panoramic view

across the Øresund. The

interaction between

world class art, nature and architecture is


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unique, and Louisiana is often hailed as

“probably the most beautiful museum in the

world”. The collection includes signicant

chapters in XXth century art, and Louisiana is a

dynamic framework for grand exhibitions,

concerts, literature and more.

Photo: Macca Sheri/Shutterstock.com

Address: Gl. Strandvej 13, Humlebæk, Copenhagen

Public Transport: Bus No. 388 to Humlebæk

Strandvej/Louisiana: From/to Lyngby Station via

Klampenborg and Humlebæk Station From/to Helsingør

Station

Opening hours: 11.00-22.00 Tue-Fri; 11.00-18.00 Sat-Sun.

Phone: +45 4919 0719

Internet: www.louisiana.dk


The Danish Jewish Museum

The Danish Jewish

Museum displays 400

years of Danish Jewish

history. It tells a story

about integration and

dierence, about peaceful

coexistence and humanity. The spectacular

exhibition space was designed by world

renowned architect Daniel Libeskind.

Photo: Sean Pavone/Shutterstock.com

Address: Proviantpassagen 6, Copenhagen

Public Transport: Buslines 1A, 2A, 9A, 26, 37 and 66 all stop

near the museum. Harbour bus 901 and 902 to The Royal

Library, Christians Brygge.


Phone: +45 3311 2218

Internet: www.jewmus.dk


More Info: 10.00-17.00 Tue-Sun (June to August).

National Museum of DenmarkWhere can you learn

about the history of the

Danes from the rst

hunters of the Ice Age to

the last hash stall from

the ‘free state’ of

Christiania? And where can you see one of the

world’s biggest collections of exhibits from

cultures all over the planet? The National

Museum of Denmark is a must-see for every

visitor of the city of Copenhagen. As Denmark’s

most important and largest cultural and

historical museum it hosts a broad variety of

fascinating exhibitions.

Photo: Jacob Nyborg Andreassen

Address: Ny Vestergade 10, Copenhagen

Opening hours: 10.00-17.00 Tue-Sun.

Phone: +45 3313 4411

Internet: www.natmus.dk


The Round Tower

The Round Tower is one

of the best known and

most popular structures

in Denmark. It is the

oldest functioning

observatory in Europe,

and the platform that runs around the

Observatory on the top of the tower aords

views over the old Latin Quarter of Copenhagen.

The road leading to the top takes the form of a

white-washed spiral walk, passing the old

Library which is the forum of exhibitions and

concerts.

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Address: Rundetaarn Købmagergade 52A, Copenhagen

Phone: +45 3373 0373

Internet: www.rundetaarn.dk



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Guinness World Record Museum

Visit Ripley's attractions

in the heart of

Copenhagen at the

Guinness World Record

Museum. The 1,000 m2

attraction is lled with

exciting records in sport, art, nature, science,

fashion and music. Meet the world’s tallest man

who measured 272 cm or the heaviest, see the

sight of 1.382.101 dominoes topping over. The

world of music featuring the king of pop Michael

Jackson, and the world of fashion featuring

Hollywood’s queen of dresses Marilyn Monroe -

just some of the many attractions providing

entertainment for all the family.

Photo: Iakov Filimonov/Shutterstock.com

Address: Rådhuspladsen 57, Copenhagen

Phone: +45 3332 3131

Internet: www.guinness.dk


Kunsthal Charlottenborg

Kunsthal Charlottenborg

is the largest

contemporary art venue

in Copenhagen,

presenting exhibitions by

the most exciting artists

from Denmark and around the world. You can

also visit the great café with outdoor serving

during summer and the bookshop – Motto

Charlottenborg. Kunsthal Charlottenborg is

situated on Nyhavn, next to the canal, just

behind Kongens Nytorv.

Photo: Mark Agnor/Shutterstock.com

Address: Nyhavn 2, Copenhagen


Phone: +45 3336 9042

Internet: www.kunsthalcharlottenborg.dk


Hirschsprung Collection

The Hirschsprung

Collection displays a

unique selection of

Danish art from the 19th

century. The collection

gives an almost

overwhelming view of the period’s pictorial art,

which is one of the most exciting and dynamic in

the Danish art. Here are works by masters such

as Hammershøi, Eckersberg, Købke, Ancher and

Krøyer. The museum is set in one of the most

beautiful parks in the heart of Copenhagen,

Østre Anlæg.

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Address: Stockholmsgade 20, Copenhagen

Public Transport: Bus routes: Nr. 6A, 14, 40, 42, 43, 150S,

184, 185 Trains: S-trains and regional trains to Østerport

Station. Nørreport Station Metro: Nørreport Station

Opening hours: 11.00-16.00 Wed-Sun.

Phone: +45 3542 0336

Internet: www.hirschsprung.dk


More Info: Closed on Monday and Tuesday. Free admission.

The Karen Blixen Museum

The Karen Blixen

Museum is located in the

charming old estate of

Rungstedlund where the

world famous author was

born and lived most of

her life. Experience the unique atmosphere of

the very rooms where books such as Out of

Africa and Seven Gothic Tales were written. The

museum has a park and many special exhibitions

and events. Relax in the cosy café.

Photo: 4Max/Shutterstock.com

Address: Rungsted Strandvej 111, Rungsted Kyst,

Copenhagen

Public Transport: Train to Rungsted Kyst st. Bus 388

Phone: +45 4557 1057


www.guinness.dk

www.kunsthalcharlottenborg.dk

www.hirschsprung.dk

Internet: www.blixen.dk


The David Collection

Experience an

atmospheric museum

with elegant 19th-century

interiors, ne collections

of furniture, porcelain

and silver, and works by

many renowned Danish painters, from Jens Juel

and Christen Købke to the internationally

acclaimed, Vilhelm Hammershøi. Then, enter a

completely dierent cultural sphere through one

of the world’s largest collections of Islamic art.

Photo: Iakov Filimonov/Shutterstock.com

Address: Kronprinsessegade 30, Copenhagen

Public Transport: Bus Store Kongensgade and Bredgade: 1A

Sølvgade: 26 Gothersgade: 350S, Train Commuter trains

(S-train) and regional trains to Nørreport Station and

Østerport Station, Metro Nørreport Station and Kongens

Nytorv Station


Phone: +45 3373 4949

Internet: www.davidmus.dk


More Info: Closed on Monday. Free admission.

DINING

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Copenhagen is the leading gastronomy capital of

Scandinavia. The city has more Michelin

restaurants than any neighbouring country, 15 in

total, and Copenhagen was until recently home

to Noma, which was awarded as the World’s Best

Restaurant three years in a row. Whether you

are into bistros or Michelin-starred restaurants

there is plenty for you in Copenhagen. The

restaurant scene is among the world's most

distinct and innovative, and it caters to all

budgets. When dining out, try the much

appraised Nordic kitchen at least once. It is

known for being of high quality and with a focus

on using local and seasonal products.

Peder Oxe

Restaurant Peder Oxe

opened in 1978 and it is

therefore one of

Copenhagen’s oldest

restaurants. Peder Oxe

lies at the historical

Gråbrødretorv, which makes your visit a big

experience. Peder Oxe focuses on using the

products of the shifting seasons, which gives the

guest a unique exquisite meal beyond the usual.

For lunch it is recommended to try the Danish

speciality open sandwiches – in Danish called

smørrebrød.

Photo: jps/Shutterstock.com

Address: Gråbrødretorv 11, Copenhagen


Phone: +45 3311 0077

Internet: www.pederoxe.dk


Höst

Höst is a cosy rustic

restaurant specialised in

Scandinavian cuisine, so

if you're looking to see

what Nordic cooking is all

about - look no further.

The pre-set menus are highly recommended by


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patrons and often include surprise dishes in

between the set courses. Portions are small, but

their abundance will make up for the modest

size.

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Address: Nørre Farimagsgade 41, Copenhagen

Opening hours: 17.30-00.00 Mon-Sun.

Phone: +45 8993 8409

Internet: www.newnorm.dk


Kiin Kiin

Located in the trendy

neighbourhood of

Nørrebro, Kiin Kiin is a

Thai restaurant that was

awarded a Michelin star.

Thai classics with a twist

are served as part of daily menus and wine

pairings are recommended. To remind you even

more that you are having a Thai dinner, guests

are seated in rattan chairs.

Photo: Dar1930/Shutterstock.com

Address: Guldbergsgade 21, Copenhagen

Opening hours: 18.00-00.00 Mon-Sat.

Phone: +45 3535 7555

Internet: www.kiin.dk


More Info: Closed on Sunday.

Ma Poule

The fabled duck comt

sandwich served here is

said to be life-changing,

and the place's location

inside the trendy market

of Torvehallerne allows

you to browse through some amazing deli items

and look at freaky sea monsters in the sh

section after lunch.

Photo: Brent Hofacker/Shutterstock.com

Address: Frederiksborggade 18, Copenhagen

Phone: +45 2763 1981


Restaurant Krebsegaarden

If you're in search for an

upscale dining experience

while in Copenhagen,

look no further.

Restaurant

Krebsegaarden brings art

not only into its food, but it also aligns its decor

with the current exhibitions at the Krebsen

Gallery nearby, which means patrons enjoy a

new exposition at least eight times a year. The

quality of food and service is, naturally, superb.

Photo: Elena Elisseeva/Shutterstock.com

Address: Studiestraede 17, Copenhagen

Opening hours: 18.00-22.00 Tue-Sat.

Phone: +45 2012 4015

Internet: www.krebsegaarden.dk


More Info: Closed on Sunday and Monday.

Kokkeriet

The seating area of this

tiny ne dining

restaurant might as well

have been someone's

dining room. The cosiness

does not take away from

the impeccable service and high quality of food

served - the restaurant lives up to the status of

having a Michelin star. Portions are very

moderate, which is compensated by the number

of courses - up to 14 at a time.

Photo: Kzenon/Shutterstock.com


Phone: +45 3315 2777

Internet: www.kokkeriet.dk



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BioMio

The large restaurant

BioMio, in Copenhagen's

fashionable meatpacking

district, serves organic

and tasty food suitable for

kids in a laid back

atmosphere. Vegans and vegetarians are also in

for a treat.

Photo: Alena Haurylik/Shutterstock.com

Address: Halmtorvet 19, Copenhagen

Opening hours: 12.00-22.00 Mon-Sat; 12.00-21.00 Sun.

Phone: +45 3331 2000

Internet: www.biomio.dk


Bistro Boheme

The Danish winner of

"Best Bistro/Brasserie" in

years 2009 and 2012, this

restaurant is still going

strong and oering

top-notch French cuisine

in a very Parisian-style cafe setting.

Photo: ytyoung/Shutterstock.com

Address: Esplanaden 8, Copenhagen

Public Transport: Bus 1A - Hovebanegåden - Kongens Nytorv

- Grønningen (Esplanaden) 1 A - Østerport St. – Store

Kongens Gade, Metro: Kongens Nytorv St., Train: Østerport

St.

Opening hours: 11.30-00.30 Mon-Sat.

Phone: +45 3393 9844

Internet: www.bistroboheme.dk



WeDoFoodA wonderful place to

make your salad dreams

come true - the variety is

impressive, and prices

are fair. This is a local

healthy lunch favourite

that draws customers from even far-lying areas.

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Address: Halmtorvet 21, Copenhagen


Phone: +45 4440 6627

Internet: www.wedofood.dk


Gorilla

A popular place among

locals, here food is

generously served in

pre-set multiple-course

menus. Order the 10 or

15 courses in one and get

ready for a remarkable culinary adventure.

Prices are fair for the dishes quality.

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Address: Flæsketorvet 63, Copenhagen

Opening hours: 17.30-00.00 Mon-Thur; 17.30-02.00 Fri-Sat.

Phone: +45 3333 8330

Internet: www.restaurantgorilla.dk



Kødbyens Fiskebar

Seafood is the rst and

natural choice when

dining in Copenhagen,

and Kødbyens Fiskebar

has a lot to oer on that

front. Fresh oysters, raw

seafood dishes and even the most common Fish

and Chips are well worth your attention here.


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Address: Flæsketorvet 100, Copenhagen


Phone: +45 3215 5656

Internet: www.skebaren.dk


Geranium

With Noma making an

exit in early 2016,

Geranium is a worthy

replacement with its 2

Michelin stars and its

superb molecular cuisine.

Enjoy the dining experience obviously consisting

upon course of exquisite dishes and do not miss

the juice pairing.

Photo: Andrey Bayda/Shutterstock.com

Address: Per Henrik Lings Allé 4, Copenhagen

Opening hours: 12.00-16.00 / 18.30-00.00 Wed-Sat.

Phone: +45 6996 0020

Internet: www.geranium.dk


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Retour Steak

Heralded as one of the

nest steakhouses in

town, Retour is denitely

a location any meat lover

will enjoy immensely.

Ribeye and lobster with

Bearnaise seems to be on high demand among

patrons.

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Address: Ny Østergade 21, Copenhagen

Phone: +45 3316 1719

Internet: www.retoursteak.dk


MotherThis establishment's

sourdough pizza is what

keeps patrons coming

back for more. The pizzas

that come out of Mother's

wood oven are superb,

just as the outdoor seating area is. Make sure to

come early - you may have to wait to be seated.

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Address: Høkerboderne 9/15, Copenhagen

Opening hours: Daily 11.00-23.00

Phone: +45 2227 5898

Internet: www.mother.dk


CAFES

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Curious about Danish cakes and pastry? When in

Denmark you have to try a real Danish – or

wienerbrød, as it is called in Denmark – they are

sold in many varieties at bakeries and cafes all

over. The oldest patisserie in Copenhagen is La

Glace which was founded in 1870. Amongst

many mouth-watering cakes and pastries you will

nd the classic Sports Cake, which mainly

consists of whipped cream.

There is nothing better than to grab an ice cream

cone to go on a nice day. Denmark is famous for

its dairy products and you can understand why

when you try local ice cream. Did you know that

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people in the world? The average Dane eats 10

litres of ice cream a year!

Cafe Dyrehaven

The cafe's location in the

hip neighbourhood of

Vesterbro sets the tone

for the cafe's vibe - a

trendy mix of eatery and

pub, this venue is known

for its impeccable breakfast foods, and

Morgenmadstallerken (Breakfast Plate) in

particular. The cafe is open until late into the

night and it serves not only coee, but also a

selection of beer and wine.

Photo: Ekaterina Pokrovsky/Shutterstock.com

Address: Sønder Boulevard 72, Copenhagen

Phone: +45 4011 7785

Internet: www.dyrehavenkbh.dk


Granola

A favourite local

breakfast spot, Granola is

open until late into the

night and it oers a

selection of dinner

options as well. The

trendy location comes with a bit of waiting time,

but take a seat at the bar and you will be shown

to a table as soon as one is free.

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Address: Værnedamsvej 5, Frederiksberg, Copenhagen

Phone: +45 3131 1536

Internet: www.granola.dk


The Living RoomWith its unbeatable

downtown location next

to the University and all

the Copenhagen hot

spots, The Living Room is

the perfect casual

hangout venue. Bringing together the best of

both worlds - delicious cafe treats and great

cocktails, it entices you to have a drink in the

cosy, dimly-lit downstairs seating area.

Photo: PondPond/Shutterstock.com

Address: Larsbjørnsstræde 17, Copenhagen

Phone: +45 3332 6610


Paludan Bog&Café

Is it time to catch up on

some reading, or you just

want to browse through

endless amounts of books

and get inspired… but are

you in need of coee too?

Paludan Bog Café is the perfect place for you.

The cafe started out as a bookstore and

publisher which focused on selling books to

students. At the turn of the millennium, the

owner decided that a good book store needed to

be served with coee. The customers

recommend the avorful Cortado with a Morning

Plate lled with bread, Greek yogurt and fruit!

Photo: Kjetil Kolbjornsrud/Shutterstock.com

Address: Fiolestræde 10/12, Copenhagen

Phone: +45 3315 0675

Internet: www.paludan-cafe.dk



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Café NordenEveryone needs a bit of

Paris in their life, and

that’s exactly what the

owners of Café Norden

gave us. You can nd this

spot in the centre of

Copenhagen, right next to the crowded street of

Stroget. The cafe has the Parisian Art Deco vibe

which makes you believe that you are having a

croissant in France. The cafe latte and the

raspberry cheesecake are one of the most

popular dishes, so don’t skip them!

Photo: Fotyma/Shutterstock.com

Address: Østergade 61, Copenhagen


Phone: +45 3311 7791

Internet: www.cafenorden.dk


Lagkagehuset

The famous Danish pastry

shop where the

Copenhageners have

nothing but praise for the

authentic pastry. The

shop has a variety of

traditional pastries, such as the famous

kanelsnegle, strawberry tart and an endless

amount of Danish pastries lled with cream. The

rst, original Lagkageshuset was so successful

that they established 3 more that you can nd all

over Denmark! If you have a sweet tooth and a

passion for coee, this is the place for you.

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Address: Amerikavej 21, Copenhagen

Phone: +45 7214 4700

Internet: www.lagkagehuset.dk


Bastard CafeSometimes you need

something else with your

coee, and we are not

talking about pastry,

cakes or food. Sometimes

all you need is an

old-fashioned board game which transports you

back to the good old days. That’s what the

Danish have the Bastard Café for. Besides the

regular cappuccinos and café lattes, they also

oer Monopoly, chess and scrabble. The café can

easily be found in the neighbourhood of

Christiansborg Slot.

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Address: Rådhusstræde 13, Copenhagen


Phone: +45 4274 6642

Internet: www.bastardcafe.dk


Kalaset

Nowadays you can nd

lots of vegetarian and

vegan cafes, but this is

the café that has been

recommended by the

Copenhageners

themselves. Kalaset serves the most delicious

pancakes (try the walnut variety with

raspberries), and the most amazing hamburgers.

One of their most famous burgers is the ‘Little

Miss Sunshine’, inspired by the movie and lled

with a patty of chickpeas, grilled vegetables and

an olive tapenade. Could you resist?

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Address: Vendersgade 16, Copenhagen

Phone: +45 3333 0035

Internet: www.kalaset.dk



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Atelier September

Tea. One of the most

soothing drinks that there

can be. Atelier September

has dedicated their drinks

menu not just to the

traditional

Western-European style, but also to the avours

of Asia. Some of the Japanese tea they oer is

Matcha, Hojicha and Oolong. To make it special,

they serve their food and drinks with traditional

Japanese tableware.

Photo: Bangkokhappiness/Shutterstock.com

Address: Gothersgade 30, Copenhagen

Phone: +45 2629 5753

Internet: www.cafeatelierseptember.com

Next Door Café

There are some cafes

where you feel like home

right away. It’s not hard

to understand why that’s

the case at Next Door

Café. The owners, Skyler

and Klaus, live next door and decided to make an

extension of their living room. This explains the

kitsch and quirky decoration and the comfortable

chairs! Get yourself a cappuccino and let your

worries vanish when you sink into one of those.

Skyler recommends the lemon squares, it’s his

mom’s recipe. Enjoy!

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Address: Larsbjørnsstræde 23, Copenhagen

Phone: +45 2712 0818

Internet: www.nextdoorcafe.dk


Enghave KaffeEven if you just had a sip

of the best coee in the

world – if the service isn’t

up to standards, it’s not

the best coee

experience of your life

anymore. The reviews of Enghave Kae state

that they have the friendliest sta of all the cafés

that they have ever been to. Good thing that

coee lives up to expectations, too. Try the at

white and it’s like you’re in coee heaven.

Bonus: laptops are not allowed, so you won’t

hear the tapping noises of someone’s ngers on

the keyboard.

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Address: Enghave Plads 3, Copenhagen

Opening hours: 07.30-18.00 Mon-Fri; 09.00-18.00 Sat-Sun.

Phone: +45 2345 6789

Internet: www.enghavekae.dk


BARS & NIGHTLIFE


Whether you want to dance till the sun comes up

or just have a beer or two with some friends,

Copenhagen has plenty of establishments to

choose from, ranging from laid-back bars to posh

upscale clubs.

Copenhageners love to go out – especially on the

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nd several bars where you can enjoy a skilfully

crafted drink. If you are more than a beer

person, Copenhagen oers various pubs, bars

and breweries as well. Each neighbourhood has

its own favourite spots, and, apart from

downtown, Vesterbro and Nørrebro are the

places to be after sundown.

Mikkeller Bar

Located in Vesterbro

(Copenhagen's favourite

night-life area) Mikkeler

is a bar and craft brewery

that simply can't be

missed. Craft beer lovers

will have a fabulous time beer tasting, and the

cosy atmosphere with lit candles and small

tables create a pleasant intimate feel.

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Address: Viktoriagade 8, Copenhagen

Opening hours: 13.00-01.00 Sun-Wed; 13.00-02.00 Thur-Sat.

Phone: +45 3331 0415

Internet: www.mikkeller.dk


Kind Of Blue

With its regular live jazz

sessions, Kind of Blue is a

great place to spend a

pleasant night listening to

quality music, and with

its location on a lively

street you won't be at a loss before or after your

visit.

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Address: Ravnsborggade 17, Copenhagen

Opening hours: 16.00-00.00 Mon-Wed; 16.00-02.00 Thur-Sat.

Phone: +45 2635 1056

Internet: www.kindofblue.dk



Ruby

Currently one of the

trendiest bars in town

with a prime location and

extensive cocktail list.

Ruby is a very inviting

and busy venue for a

night out in the town. The interior is posh yet

cosy, it's a place that will denitely make you

feel at home.

Photo: Jag_cz/Shutterstock.com

Address: Nybrogade 10, Copenhagen


Phone: +45 3393 1203

Internet: www.rby.dk


The Log Lady

Vinyl records are played

in this Twin

Peaks-inspired bar, which

is lit red on the inside.

The place has a

distinctive bohemian style

and cocktails are not served, which is made up

for by other drinks on oer. Organic food options

abound.

Photo: Arina P Habich/Shutterstock.com

Address: Studiestræde 27, Copenhagen

Phone: +45 2627 9362



Loppen

Loppen is a

counter-cultural music

venue located inside

Freetown Christiania -

Copenhagen's famous

self-established territory.

The building is always packed with new and


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known musicians. Check the schedule to see

what's on when you're in town and expect to nd

plenty of alternative musicians.

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Address: Sydområde 4B, Copenhagen

Opening hours: 20.30 Sun-Thur; 21.00 Fri-Sat.

Phone: +45 3257 8422

Internet: www.loppen.dk


Culture Box

Culture Box is one of, if

not THE best electronic

music venue in Denmark.

Hosting some of the

biggest DJs on the scene,

Culture Box consistently

draws electronic and techno-loving crowds.

Photo: Daxiao Productions/Shutterstock.com


Phone: +45 3332 5050

Internet: www.culture-box.com


Jolene Bar

By no means fancy, Jolene

is a bar that consistently

draws rowdy crowds. Do

not expect mixologists

concocting exquisite

cocktails, but rather

prepare to drink beer straight from the bottle.

Jolene is open late into the night, which makes it

an easy after-party choice.

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Address: Flæsketorvet 81/85, Copenhagen

Phone: +45 3585 6960


More Info: Closed on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.

KB18Tucked away in a small

inside yard, KB18 is

worth the search - this

underground venue is

where you can catch

some great electronica,

techno and rock music, which can be seen on the

show schedule. The venue is open late into the

night, so prepare to party until the wee hours of

the morning.

Photo: Pressmaster/Shutterstock.com

Address: Kødboderne 18, Copenhagen

Phone: +45 3331 3933

Internet: www.kb18.net


Rust

Spread over a few oors

each with its own vibe

and music genre to be

played, Rust is a popular

nightclub venue located

in the upcoming area of

Nørrebro. Expect to hear indie rock and pop, as

well as hip hop and electronic music, you'll have

much to pick from! Regular live shows are

hosted here too.

Photo: Aleksandar Mijatovic/Shutterstock.com

Address: Guldbergsgade 8, Copenhagen

Opening hours: 20.30-05.00 only Fri-Sat.

Phone: +45 3524 5200

Internet: www.rust.dk



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VinhanenThis low-key wine bar

sells wines by the glass or

bottle, and it is known for

the very aordable

prices. Cheeses and meat

platters are available to

order, and seating outside is set up during

summer, when one can enjoy the sun.

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Address: Baggesensgade 13, Copenhagen

Internet: www.vinhanen.dk



1105

A securely tucked away

bar with exquisite

cocktails, 1105 is worth a

visit despite the slightly

pricey drinks. The

unbeatable secluded

location right next to Nyhavn and the bartenders'

craftsmanship are patrons' magnets. Cucumber

Yum Yum is the cocktail to go for.

Photo: santypan/Shutterstock.com

Address: Kristen Bernikows Gade 4, Copenhagen

Phone: +45 3393 1105

Internet: www.1105.dk


K Bar

One of the top contenders

for the title of best

cocktail bar in

Copenhagen, K Bar is a

classy and trendy venue

well-known to the capital

dwellers. The vibe here is chill and laid-back,

bartenders are friendly and full house is to be

expected on the weekends.

Photo: Maksim Fesenko/Shutterstock.com

Address: Ved Stranden 20, Copenhagen

Opening hours: 16.00-01.00 Mon-Thur; 16.00-02.00 Fri-Sat.

Phone: +45 3391 9222

Internet: www.k-bar.dk



Ørsted Ølbar

Recently renovated,

Ørsted Ølbar has now

again opened its doors to

the curious and craft beer

lovers. With its 20 on-tap

varieties and countless

bottled beer options, the bar is a perfect hangout

spot to play table football or sit outside during

those sunny summer months.

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Address: Nørre Farimagsgade 13, Copenhagen

Phone: +45 3393 6575

Internet: www.oerstedoelbar.dk


Jazzhus Montmartre

Jazzhus Montmartre has a

long history going back to

the mid-20th century

when it rst opened its

doors. It has since hosted

some legendary jazz

musicians, including Dexter Gordon, Ben

Webster and Kenny Drew among many others.

World-class jazz is still to be heard here today, as

accompaniment to a wonderful evening.

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Address: Store Regnegade 19A, Copenhagen

Phone: +45 7020 2096

Internet: www.jazzhusmontmartre.dk



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Drop InnThis o-the-beaten path

bar truly deserves to be

called a hidden gem. With

regular outstanding live

music performances and

a relaxed vibe, it is the

nightlife connoisseurs' favourite spot.

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Address: Kompagnistræde 34, Copenhagen

Phone: +45 3311 2404

Internet: www.drop-inn.dk


The Barking Dog

A laid-back cocktail venue

with cosy seating and

some creative cocktail

recipes. Don't be

surprised to nd

breakfast cereal on the

list of ingredients (or sprinkled on top of your

drink, for that matter). Enjoy a change to your

regular cocktail pick.

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Address: Skt. Hans Gade 19, Copenhagen

Phone: +45 3536 1600

Internet: www.thebarkingdog.dk


SHOPPING

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Copenhagen is great for shopping, both because

of the variety of the shops and because the city is

compact. Start your shopping trip in the inner

city. On Strøget, you will nd most of the big

chain stores and more exclusive shops.

Stroll down the small streets parallel to Strøget

and Købmagergade where you will nd vintage

shops, Danish designers such as Wood Wood,

Malene Birger and Henrik Vibskov, and small

jewellry and ceramics shops.

Streets outside the inner city that are worth

checking out are Istedgade, Gl. Kongevej,

Elmegade, Jægersborggade and Østerbrogade.

Enjoy, and remember your walking shoes.

Field’s

Field’s is the largest

shopping centre in

Denmark located with

excellent accessibility for

all. In Field’s you get

everything under one

roof. It is Copenhagen’s ultimate shopping and

leisure destination and the perfect place to shop,

eat and meet your friends.

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Address: Arne Jacobsens Allé 12, Copenhagen


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Phone: +45 7020 8505

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Wood Wood

Looking to shop for local

fashion of the upper price

range? Do stop by Wood

Wood - a Danish brand

that produces clothing

and accessories. The

store also features a few hop brands from the

USA and Japan.

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Address: Grønnegade 1, Copenhagen

Phone: +45 3535 6264

Internet: www.woodwood.dk


Normann Copenhagen

Even if you're not looking

to buy furniture, it might

still be worth to stop by

this iconic Danish home

store to look around and

marvel at the cleverly

designed items a stylish Danish home may

contain. You might not be able to resist the

temptation to make a purchase.

Photo: Daria Minaeva/Shutterstock.com

Address: Østerbrogade 70, Copenhagen

Phone: +45 3555 4459

Internet: www.normann-copenhagen.com


Norse StoreIf the men's look you see

on Danish streets is

something you see

yourself pulling o, drop

by Norse Projects and

browse through some

incredibly hip menswear styles. The store sells a

variety of dierent styles of its own label.

Photo: aastock/Shutterstock.com

Address: Pilestræde 39, Copenhagen

Phone: +45 3393 2626

Internet: www.norsestore.com


Juul's Vin og Spiritus

Spiritus connoisseurs

shouldn't miss this

Copenhagen mix of

showroom and liquor

shop that sells

high-quality wines and

boasts an incredible selection of whiskeys. This

establishment even hosts events, so take a look

at the website if interested.

Photo: Minerva Studio/Shutterstock.com

Address: Værnedamsvej 15, Copenhagen

Phone: +45 3331 1329

Internet: www.juuls.dk


Illum

One of the few big

shopping malls in

Copenhagen, Illum is a

shopping venue with

stores and boutiques

displaying both

Scandinavian and international brands. There is

a grocery store in the basement which is

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cheeses.

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Address: Østergade 52, Copenhagen


Phone: +45 3314 4002

Internet: www.illum.dk



Magasin du Nord

Magasin du Nord is an

iconic, long-standing

upscale shopping venue.

Multiple Scandinavian

and international brands

are represented at this

department store, and items range from

household goods to clothing and cosmetics.

Photo: Halfpoint/Shutterstock.com

Address: Kongens Nytorv 13, Copenhagen


Phone: +45 3311 4433

Internet: www.magasin.dk



Henrik Vibskov Boutique

If outrageous and

extravagant clothing is

something you dare to

wear, Henrik Vibskov's

boutique is the right

place for you. Those

whose tastes lean into a slightly more

conservative direction will still enjoy browsing

through this store's one-of-kind clothing items,

even if for entertainment only.

Photo: racorn/Shutterstock.com

Address: Krystalgade 6, Copenhagen

Opening hours: 11.00-18.00 Lun-Sat; 11.00-19.00 Fri.

Phone: +45 3114 6100

Internet: www.henrikvibskovboutique.com



Faraos Cigarer

This comic book shop has

all a nerd's heart desires -

an enormous collection of

comics and graphic

novels, along with action

gures and all sorts of

comic memorabilia.

Photo: maoyunping/Shutterstock.com

Address: Skindergade 27, Copenhagen

Opening hours: 10.00-17.00 Mon-Fri.

Phone: +45 1727 2241

Internet: www.faraos.dk


LEGO Store

Located right in the heart

of Old Town, the LEGO

store is hard to miss. It

was recently re-opened

after renovation, and now

brings even more joy to

its visitors. Come here to stock up on Lego or

just look at the mini-Nyhavn made up completely

of these colourful building blocks.

Photo: hxdbzxy/Shutterstock.com

Address: Vimmelskaftet 37, Copenhagen

Phone: +45 5346 5555

Internet: www.lego.com

Playtype

The best way to describe

this unique little store is

as a "typography

playground" that far not

only graphic designers

will nd entertaining.

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experimenting with all sorts of prints, and the

items on sale are products created by a Danish

brand and design agency e-Types.

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Address: Værnedamsvej 6, Copenhagen

Opening hours: 12.00-18.00 Tue-Fri; 11.00-16.00 Sat.

Phone: +45 6040 6914

Internet: www.playtype.com


More Info: Closed on Sunday and Monday.

Storm

A name not unfamiliar to

fashionistas worldwide,

Storm is a high-end

boutique that features

clothing and accessories

by Céline, Adam Kimmel,

Maison Kitsuné, Comme des Garçons, Peter

Pilotto, Common Aairs and Katy Ear, to name

just a few. Books, music and even mini in-store

exhibitions are to be found here, too.

Photo: MJTH/Shutterstock.com

Address: Store Regnegade 1, Copenhagen

Phone: +45 3393 0014

Internet: www.stormfashion.dk


Jægersborggade

Jægersborggade is a

street that has managed

to shed it's reputation of

being somewhat dodgy

and it has recently turned

into one of Copenhagen's

hippest places to be. The street runs through the

upcoming neighbourhood of Nørrebro and it is

lined with vintage boutiques, cafes and even

Michelin-starred restaurants.

Photo: connel/Shutterstock.com

Address: Jægersborggade, Copenhagen

Internet: jaegersborggade.com

Vesterbro

The neighborhood of

Vesterbro isn't only home

to Copenhagen's red light

district and some of the

best eateries in town, but

also quite a few vintage

shops and clothing boutiques that will surely

make a fashionista's heart beat faster. Do not

miss Istedgade street, the hippest of them all.

Photo: Ivanko80/Shutterstock.com

Address: Vesterbro, Copenhagen

Latin Quarter

Copenhagen's very own

Latin Quarter is made up

of 4 main streets

(Studiestræde, Skt.

Pedersstræde,

Larsbjørnsstræde and

Teglgårdsstræde), and is known for the variety

of creative avantgarde boutiques, as well as

second-hand shops and food take-outs. The

proximity to the University means the area is

always ooded with hip, in-style young students.

Photo: blurAZ/Shutterstock.com

Address: Larsbjørnsstræde, Copenhagen

Bredgade

Bredgade is

Copenhagen's prime

location for art-lovers and

collectors, as here is

where most auction

houses are established.

Antiques, paintings, vintage items and

collectables, as well as modern art and design

products are to be found here in abundance.


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Address: Bredgade, Copenhagen

TOURIST INFORMATION

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Passport/Visa

Denmark can be visited

visa-free for up to 90 days

by citizens of Australia,

New Zealand, Japan,

South Korea, Taiwan,

Malaysia, Israel, UAE and

most countries in America. If you are unsure

whether or not you need to apply for a visa, we

recommend contacting the embassy or consulate

in your country. International (non-Schengen)

travellers need a passport that is valid for at

least 3 months after the end of their intended

trip in order to enter the Schengen zone.

Citizens of Schengen countries can travel

without a passport, but must have a valid ID with

them during their stay.

Photo: TukTuk Design/Shutterstock.com

Best Time to VisitCopenhagen attracts

visitors all through the

year, its highest season

(in terms of visitor

numbers) falling on July

and August. To take

advantage of comfortable temperatures and

avoid the bulk of tourist masses, visit in May,

June or September.

Photo: VectorA/Shutterstock.com

Ferry to Copenhagen from Oslo

DFDS Seaways has daily

departures to

Copenhagen from Oslo,

and vice versa. See

www.dfds.no for more

information.

Photo: M-O Vector/Shutterstock.com

Address: Akershusstranda 31, Copenhagen

Opening hours: Monday to Friday 08.00-16.00.

Phone: +47 2162 1000

Internet: www.dfds.no

Airport

Copenhagen has the

shortest distance from

airport to the city in

Europe. It only takes 15

minutes by metro from

the airport to Kongens

Nytorv and 12 minutes by train from the Central

Station to the city centre next to Tivoli.

The train station is located in Terminal 3, and

the metro station is right above it. Tickets may

be purchased directly in Terminal 3 from

self-service machines of a DSB ticket sales

counter.


www.dfds.no

Photo: Juan Garces

Address: Lufthavnsboulevarden 6, Kastrup, Copenhagen

Internet: www.cph.dk

Public Transport

The Copenhagen Metro,

which has been ranked

the best in the world for

several years, runs

between the airport and

the city centre - useful for

both tourists and locals. It takes just 15 minutes

to get from the airport to Kongens Nytorv in the

heart of Copenhagen, but you can also get o at

Christianshavn or Nørreport.

www.m.dk

S-trains - The bright red regional "S" trains

connect the suburbs and the surrounding towns

with the city.

www.dsb.dk

Buses are eicient and use the same ticketing

and pricing system as the S trains and the metro.

www.moviatrak.dk

Photo: Pierre-Luc Auclair

More Info: To make itineraries visit www.rejseplanen.dk

Bike City Copenhagen

While in Copenhagen,

why not get around the

Danish way? In

Copenhagen practically

everybody rides a bike –

it is an easy way to get

around and it is good for the environment. Rent a

bike from your hotel or at one of the many bike

rental shops in the city. One of the most popular

bike rental shops is Donkey Republic. You can

rent a bike and pick it up from a various amount

of places, you can easily unlock it via your

phone!

Photo: PATIWIT HONGSANG/Shutterstock.com

Internet: www.donkey.bike


Taxi

Taxa 4x35 +45 35 35 35

35 Dantaxi +45 70 25 25

25 TaxiNord +45 48 48

48 48

Photo: ArrivalGuides

Post

Red post boxes to drop o

your mail are scattered

all over the city. Post

Oice at Central Station

Opening hours: Monday -

Friday: 09.00-17.00

Saturday: 12.00-16.00

Photo: Andy Fuchs

Address: Hedegaardsvej 88, Copenhagen

Internet: www.postnord.dk


Pharmacy

Steno Apotek

Vesterbrogade 6C +45

3314 8266 Daily H24

Nørrebro Apotek v/Majid

Sairaanpour Pharmacy

Nørrebrogade 8 +45

3539 8382

Daily 08.00-20.00.

Photo: Gemma Garner

Address: Vesterbrogade 6C, Copenhagen


www.cph.dk

www.rejseplanen.dk

www.donkey.bike

www.postnord.dk

Opening hours: Daily H24.

Phone: +45 3314 8266

Internet: www.stenoapotek.dk


Telephone

Country code +45

Photo: Jardson Almeida

Electricity

220V / 50Hz

Photo: Stirling Tschan

Population775,033

CurrencyDKK (Danish kroner, often abbreviated to Kr)1 kroner = 100 øre = 0.13 Euro

Opening hoursGeneral business hours are:Monday - Thursday 10.00-18.00Friday 10.00-19.00Saturday 10.00-16.00Sunday 12.00-16.00

NewspapersCopenhagen Post (in English)

Emergency numbersEmergency Medical Services: 112 Police: 114Fire&Rescue: 115

Tourist informationCopenhagen Visitor CentreVesterbrogade 4A, 1620 København, Denmark+45 7022 2442


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