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 Do NOT Ask For Coffee |
Kronprinsensgade 5 Copenhagen 1114 Denmark +45 3315 3562 http://www.perchs-the.dk |
Surrounded by Copenhagen's thickest concentration of über-trendy designer fashion stores, this tea shop stands as if untouched by nearly 170 years of history. The interior has been kept largely unchanged since the shop's opening in 1834, and, indeed, the quality, wide selection and intimate atmosphere do not call for a change. This is where the finest kinds of teas in all of Denmark can be bought. A C Perch imports rare teas from the very best plantations around the world, and here the making of tea is a supreme art form. You can basically buy every kind of tea, including, in the last few years, the more modern fruit teas. The tea is weighed as in the old days, with lead weights on proper scales. Apart from the magnificent selection of teas, you can also buy teapots in all sizes, as well as cakes and marmalades to suit your afternoon teatime. The service is remarkably friendly; do not hesitate to ask what tea would be most appropriate for any specific occasion, and allow yourself to be educated on how exactly to make it so that it is just right. Just remember: do NOT ask for coffee! The story goes that you will be kindly asked to leave if you do... Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Hot Shoes From Italy |
Ny Østergade 3 Copenhagen 1101 Denmark +45 33 91 99 20 http://www.apair.dk |
A Pair is-just as the name indicates-a shop that sells pairs, of shoes. Situated in the heart of Copenhagen, A Pair is one of the hottest shoe shops here, partly due to the popular brands that it sells. There are for example a lot of Italian brands that are not to be found in any other part of town. If you visit this shop, check out the comfortable couches where you can sink in and try on the shoes. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Traditionally Jewellery |
Store Kongensgade 20 Copenhagen 1264 Denmark +45 3315 5556 |
Store Kongensgade, the expensive shopping street by Kongens Nytorv, is home to a small shop with fine jewellery, A Dragsted, named after its 1854 founder. The shop is now run by the fifth generation of Dragsteds and specialises in pearls and jewels, found on rings, necklaces, earrings and bracelets. The pearls are from various places: Japan, Australia, Tahiti and China. The precious stones they use include a large selection of rubies, emeralds, sapphires, lapis and opals. Every item in the shop is handmade by their qualified goldsmiths. The prices are high, but the quality of everything is exceptional. This shopping area in general is high-class. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Designer Ann |
Nikolaj Plads 9 Copenhagen 1067 Denmark +45 33 14 81 81 |
Ann Wiberg is a Danish fashion designer who has lent her name to her own shops in Copenhagen. One of them is situated just by Nikolaj Udstillingsbygning. All of the clothes in the shop are designed by Ann herself and manufactured in a sewing factory in Paris. The shop gets new deliveries in from France at least every other month. There is a very broad selection of clothes, ranging from ordinary, everyday trousers to classy dresses for near-royal purposes. The prices are reasonable, considering the fine quality of the designs. Ann Wiberg uses her imagination and often brings new, extraordinary ideas to life in her clothes. In May and November the collections are displayed to the public at a fashion show. This shop has a twin branch on Larsbjørnsstræde, a street on the opposite side of Strøget. Here the fashion is, like the clientele, a bit younger and more extreme. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 A Working Man's Bank |
Vesterbrogade 5 Copenhagen 1655 Denmark +45 3338 8000 http://www.al-bank.dk |
As the name suggests, Arbejdernes Landsbank (The National Bank for Workers) is deeply associated with the Danish Labor movement, the great unions as well as the Social Democratic Party. It mainly serves wage earners. Call ahead to know more. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Large selection in old shop |
Købmagergade 49 Copenhagen 1150 Denmark +45 33 73 3500 http://www.arnoldbusck.dk |
Arnold Busck is one of the most popular bookshops in Copenhagen. It is situated on Købmagergade, a side street to Strøget and one of the busiest shopping streets in Copenhagen. The University of Copenhagen is nearby, and originally the shop was meant for collegiate literature students. Now it has become 'public', with a special focus on books on art and architecture. The selection of fiction books is large too. Once a year this shop has a sale, and though it does get very crowded, it's a great place to pick up a bargain. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Quality Sports Shoes |
Frederiksberggade 19 Copenhagen 1459 Denmark +45 33 11 23 66 |
Athletes Foot is a popular shop that sells sportswear on a corner of Strøget, the busy shopping street of Copenhagen. The shop specialises in sports shoes of any kind, and especially the quality brands. Typically, the trainers are meant both for sport and for everyday use, to go with anything, even a suit. The models are getting more and more space-like, according to the current fashion. But you should be able to locate almost any kind of trainer in this shop. The selection of sports clothes is lesser but its the opposite in terms of a quality and price levels. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Third Largest Bank in Denmark |
Højbro Plads 10 Copenhagen 1200 Denmark +4543303030 http://www.bgbank.dk |
BG Bank is the country's third-largest bank. One out of four Danes, and nine out of ten Danish enterprises are its customers. BG Bank is the leading giro bank in Denmark. It cooperates with Post Danmark, the leading postal service, to make giro transactions possible from almost any post-office in the country. The bank itself has branches nation-wide, of which the most centrally located in Copenhagen are - (for private customers) Købmagergade 33, Højbro Plads 5, St. Kongensgade 27, Nørre Voldgade 68, Torvegade 35 (Christianshavn), Vesterbrogade 55 (Vesterbro), Gammel Kongevej 160 (Frederiksberg), and Østerbrogade 23 (Østerbro), and (For Business) Pilestræde 19. The phone lines are open throughout the week till 10p. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Rock and Electronica: Two-in-One |
Larsbjørnsstræde 15 Copenhagen 1454 Denmark +45 33 15 4035 |
If you were born in the 70s, listened to My Bloody Valentine in the 90s and still read Melody Maker, then you probably already know Baden Baden-at least if you are from Denmark. Baden Baden is Copenhagen's favourite record shop and whether your record collection rocks to post-rock, Gothic-rock or whatever-rock, then press Play and enter. If you were born in the 80s, got your first sampler when you were 13 and know how to beat-juggle then you probably also know Baden Baden. Since 1993 they have had an electronic section specializing in Hip-Hop, Drum'n'Bass, Detroit, Minimal and everything DJish. Most of the records here are strictly vinyl wax and imported. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Help for Fashion |
Ny Østergade 19 Copenhagen 1101 Denmark +45 33 32 23 63 |
Barcode is a trendy fashion shop that gladly gives advice regarding fashion to any woman in doubt. The shop will give you the right outfit for any dress code; you can be sure to be uniquely equipped at this shop. It sells very special things for example from Australian and Belgian brands that you will not find elsewhere in Denmark. The strength of the store lies in the help and ideas given by the shop assistants, who will guide you through this jungle of fashion. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Danish Flowers in Beautiful Arrangements |
Købmagergade 7 Copenhagen 1150 Denmark +45 33 15 2611 |
Denmark's most recognised florist, Erik Bering, sells from his shop on Købmagergade bouquets and flower arrangements made for celebrities as well as for ordinary people. The shop, opened in 1972 in a former glove shop. It has been kept in its old style, with a hand-painted glass ceiling and an iron staircase and balcony. The window display outside the shop varies with the seasons. Erik Bering is also royal purveyor to the Court, and so delivers all kinds of flower arrangements to the Royal Family. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Quality Shoe Shop With A Selection Of Clothes |
Østergade 55 Copenhagen 1100 Denmark +45 33 12 35 11 http://www.billing.dk |
Billing Sko primarily sells shoes, but also stocks clothes and fashion accessories. It is situated on Strøget, Copenhagen's busy shopping street. Billing puts great importance on following the latest trends, and on shop assistants being well-qualified and knowledgeable about fashion. Their expertise is in shoes of all kinds - for men, women, kids, parties and the outdoors. The small but high-quality selection of clothes includes only the finest brands. The prices in this shop are slightly on the higher side, but that's the price you pay for quality. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Books For Every Season |
Rådhuspladsen 37 Copenhagen 1550 Denmark +45 33 47 25 60 http://www.boghallen.dk |
Boghallen is a large bookshop on the ground and lower ground floors of Politikens Hus at Rådhuspladsen (the Town Hall Square). It is connected to Politiken, one of the largest newspapers in Denmark. With its location in the heart of Copenhagen, it has an enormous amount of customers. The shop has a wide selection of books, from fiction to non-fiction, and travel guide books. You can be sure to find what you are looking for in this shop, and the offers are good. Furthermore, you can easily buy books on the internet through their well-organized webpages. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Popular, Alternative Design |
Kronprinsensgade 8 Copenhagen 1114 Denmark +45 33 32 1999 http://www.bruunsbazaar.com |
Bruuns Bazaar is one of the most popular fashion brands in Denmark. The shop is located in the heart of Copenhagen, and above the shop is the studio where the designer, Susanne Levring, works. There is a branch for men's on the other side of the street. The special thing about Bruuns Bazaar is the quality of clothes, combined with new and alternative ideas. The style is kept simple but varies; similarly, it tends to stick to earthy colours. You shouldn't wait too long before buying something you have found; the number of items in each model is surprisingly low, and you might miss your chance. Prices are above average. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Best For Children |
Købmagergade 50 Copenhagen 1150 Denmark +45 33 15 44 66 |
Børnenes Boghandel means 'The Children's Bookshop', and that just about sums up this shop. It isn't just any place to buy books for children, though; you can be sure that the children will love you if you buy something for them here. This shop is rumoured to be the best in its field, and the shop is worth noticing. You will find anything you are looking for here. The selection is wide, with - of course - a special focus on the popular Danish children's writers like Ole Lund Kirkegård, Bjarne Reuter and Dennis Jürgensen. But there are also the old series like 'The Five'. Astrid Lindgren has quite a large section on the shelves too. The expertise of the shop assistants is indisputable. Call them on +45 3315 4466. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Denmark's National Train Company |
Sølvgade 40 Copenhagen 1350 Denmark +45 33 14 04 00 http://www.dsb.dk/ |
DSB's travel agency manages domestic train travel as well as arranges for travel abroad. Traveling by plane can also be arranged to anywhere in the world. The 'Day of Holiday' deal offers train or plane travel to 33 European cities or round trips to USA or the Far East. DSB also sells InterRail tickets for travelling in Europe, ScanRail tickets for traveling in Scandinavia and EuroDomino tickets for travelling in other countries. It also offers ski package holidays. Most of the large and medium big train stations in the metropolitan area have a DSB ticket office. Three different ticket slot machines can be found in various places. Some useful telephone numbers are +45 7013 1415 (domestic), +45 7013 1416 (abroad), +45 7013 1417 (train holiday) and +45 3314 1701 (S-train). Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Christmas All Year! |
Studiestraede 41 Copenhagen 1455 Denmark +45 33 32 3161 http://www.christmasshop.dk |
The Danish Art and Christmas Shop is a real tourist attraction, with the rich variety of Danish Christmas decorations and art displayed on the shelves of the store. It is possible to watch the craftspeople braiding Christmas hearts and to buy a rich variety of crawling pixies, hearts, Christmas mobiles, knitted elves, Christmas mice, hay Christmas trestles, advent calendars in felt and jumping cardboard elves. The shop also sells ordinary souvenirs and Danish art articles, such as Little Mermaid miniatures. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Largest Bank In The Country |
Holmens Kanal 2-12 Copenhagen 1092 Denmark +45 33440000 http://www.danskebank.dk |
Den Danske Bank is the largest bank in Denmark and a leading player on the Scandinavian financial market. It is represented in all Nordic countries, international financial centers and in Denmark's principal export markets. The main phone line is open 24 hours a day. Check out the bank's English website. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Streetwear and Hip Clothes |
Studiestræde 35 Copenhagen 1455 Denmark +45 3332 0073 http://www.dropdead.dk |
Drop Dead sells street wear, hip clothes and accessories for both sexes. It is situated in one of the most popular areas of Copenhagen. Since it opened in 1994, it has become one of the leading places for street wear in Denmark. This is a shop for young people, with hip-hop blaring through the loudspeakers, and its facade is sprayed over with graffiti. The clothes are averagely priced here. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Sparkling Jewellery |
Niels Hemmingsens Gade 4 Copenhagen 1153 Denmark +45 33 93 73 77 |
Dyrberg/Kern is a very popular brand of jewellery among Danish women. The real name should be 'bijouterie' everything in the shop is costume jewellery with imitation stones. The quality is really high, though, everything is cast and plated with a thin layer of silver or gold. The reason for the popularity is that even though everybody is aware of the jewellery being fake, it looks a million dollars anyway. The women wearing it feel good, the more so because the prices are not very high. Mainly young people are attracted to this brand, but it really suits any person who wants to create a little glamour. The walls of the shop are naked and white, creating a splendid environment for viewing everything. The style of the jewellery varies, but generally it is romantic, almost princess-like, even going towards the extraordinary, almost grotesque! Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Cheap Fashion Clothes |
Østergade 24 Copenhagen 1100 Denmark +45 33 91 11 04 |
Et Toi is a very trendy fashion shop for young people, located on Strøget, Denmark's most popular shopping street. The interior of the shop is worth noticing - soft pastel shades along with a very kitschy chandelier. This is not the place to find clothes that will last for decades, but be sure to be on the latest wave of fashion if you by anything here. The shop primarily sells clothes in the popular Danish brand Nice Girl, whose collections fill up the long and narrow shop. It is a very 'here and now' brand, and very inexpensive. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Bus Service |
Reventlowsgade 8 Copenhagen Denmark +45 99 34 44 88 |
Eurolines Scandinavia offers bus services to Berlin, Frankfurt, Vienna, Hamburg, Paris, Munich, and London. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Mecca For Film Freaks |
Vognmagergade 8b Copenhagen 1120 Denmark +45 3374 3421 |
Filmhusets video- og boghandel is a book and video shop connected to Cinemateket, the new cinema of the Danish Film Institute. Cinemateket is situated just opposite Kongens Have (the King's Garden), the beautiful park with Rosenborg Castle in it. The cinema complex, including the book and video shop, is an interesting piece of modern interior design, so you should take a look while you are there. The speciality is - of course - books on the subject of film. The selection is wide, but most of the books are in English. The shop is happy to order books or videos from all over the world for those who are interested. Truly, this is a Mecca for film freaks, and you shouldn't miss it if you are one. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Just say NO |
Studiestræde 18 Copenhagen 1455 Denmark +45 33 91 21 11 |
At NO the atmosphere is lively yet relaxed. It is easy to be in the company of the lovely and innovative hairdressers who definitely are competent. With its restaurants, shops, atmosphere and life, the location of NO is ideal and is one of the best in town. The only credit card accepted is Dancard. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Size Does Matter |
Vimmelskaftet 32 Copenhagen 1161 Denmark +45 33 7766 6000 http://www.gad.dk |
GAD is a large Danish chain of bookshops. In Copenhagen alone, there are branches in Illum, at Statens Museum for Kunst, at the Central Station and on Frederiksberg. The shop on Strøget is perhaps the most important and largest branch. The store keeps a wide selection of books, concentrating on new Danish and international authors. The selection of non-fiction is quite good too. Stop by this shop no 'Culture Nights', held on the last Thursday of every month. On these evenings, the shop does not close until midnight, and there are readings and book signings. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Purveyor To The Royal Family |
Amagertorv 4 Copenhagen 1160 Denmark +45 33 11 40 80 http://www.georgjensen.com |
Georg Jensen, the legendary Danish silversmith, is located next to Royal Copenhagen, on Amagertorv Square. The store sells a variety of beautiful, hand-crafted products like silver services, candlesticks, watches, rings and necklaces. In fact, the display is so awesome that it is well worth popping in even if you don't intend to buy anything. Georg Jensen also has branches at Copenhagen Airport and on Søndergade in the centre of Aarhus. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Design With a Capital D |
Grønnegade 10 Copenhagen 1107 Denmark +45 33 32 63 68 http://www.gubi.com |
Gubi International is a large, widespread firm that sells and exhibits designer items, everything from furniture to clothes. The clothing section is an interesting place to visit; like everything else in the shop, they are trendy and well made. The styles are minimalist, Italian-inspired, and you will be sure to find the hottest of the hot designs here. The selection of colors though is limited. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Go For theYellow Sign |
Larsbjørnsstræde 21 Copenhagen 1454 Denmark +45 33 13 73 69 http://www.gufmusik.dk |
The bright yellow sign is the easy-to-recognise trademark of popular record shop Guf. Guf can be found in several places around Copenhagen but the one on Larsbjørnstræde is the most specialised. Guf has many shelves with funk, jazz, soul and fusion but also must-have titles in other major genres are covered. The music comes only on CD. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Copenhagen Way to Wear Hair |
Skoubogade 4 Copenhagen 1158 Denmark +45 33 14 79 75 |
Gun Britt Coiffure is a bit of an institution. Many of the most established hairdressers in town started here with Gun Britt as their mentor and teacher. She still reigns supreme and has cut and styled a string of regular customers for years now. London is the main source of inspiration and thus Gun Britt manages to remain utterly contemporary. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Public Transport in Copenhagen Harbour |
Nordre Toldbod og Det Kongelige Bibliotek Copenhagen 1259 Denmark |
Havnebussen is an alternative to the yellow public buses, which often run late on the busy streets of Copenhagen. The harbour is not heavy with traffic, and because of that a route has been created that crosses down through Copenhagen Harbour, from shore to shore. Havnebussen is comfortable and the sights from it are often fantastic. It shouldn't be used as tourist transport at very busy times, though, as it functions as a means of transport for a lot of busy Copenhagen commuters. The end stations are Nordre Toldbod and the newly-built Royal Library, and on its way, the boat passes Holmen and Nyhavn. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Centre of all Train Traffic in Denmark |
Banegårdspladsen 4 Copenhagen 1577 Denmark +45 3314 0400 |
Hovedbanegården, the Grand Central Station, is the centre for all train traffic in Copenhagen as well as Denmark. From Central Station, you are able to travel to the forest as well as the beaches with the S-train. You will also find departures to most of the bigger cities of Europe, on ordinary trains. In 1911, the Central Station moved to its present location on Vesterbrogade, just across the road from Tivoli. The man behind this grand building was DSB's chief architect Henrik Wench. At the beginning of the 1990s, several fancy shops and cafés opened up in the arrival and departure hall, which lead to the creation of the shopping centre Hovedbanen. The ambience is very relaxed at Central Station, at any time of the day or year, with all kinds of people. Even the Royal Family have their own apartment at the Central Station, where they wait for their train to depart. There is a clock just inside the entrance; many people make arrangements to meet 'under the clock'. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Large Department Store on Strøget |
Østergade 52 Copenhagen 1100 Denmark +45 33 14 4002 |
Illum is a large shopping centre on Copenhagen's most popular shopping street, Strøget. Illum contains 56 stores, distributed over five floors. Here you will find almost anything you can think of. Illum is built around an inner yard containing specialist stores. After shopping you could enjoy a drink or a meal at the cafe or restaurant on the top floor. From there you will be looking over the rooftops of the beautiful centre of Copenhagen. There are parking possibilities in the basement, in Illums Parkeringshus, but you will probably burst into Illum whilst walking along Strøget. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Jazz Up Your Home |
Amagertorv 10 Copenhagen 1160 Denmark +45 33 14 1941 http://www.royalshopping.com |
Located on Strøget in the centre of Copenhagen, Illums Bolighus is one of the most fashionable furniture and decor shops in the country. The store is spread over four floors and contains all that you could need for the home, from huge bedroom wardrobes to tiny kitchen accessories. Most of the products are made by classic names like Georg Jensen, Dux and Bodrum. The prices are generally fairly steep but the quality is exceptional. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Popular and Casual Fashion |
Østergade 27 Copenhagen 1100 Denmark +45 33 14 2041 http://www.inwear.dk |
In Wear Matinique sells the related Danish brands of In Wear (for women) and Matinique (for men). The shop is situated on a corner of Strøget, Copenhagen's busy shopping street, and opposite Magasin, one of Denmark's largest department stores. Many people stroll by this spot every day.A two floored shop,the interior is minimal. The brand style classic and casual, combined with slightly more daring details. It is one of the most popular Danish brands, and although it used to be very mainstream, with time it has developed a special style of its own. Prices are average coupled with high quality. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Be Inspired by the Selection |
Vesterbrogade 6D Copenhagen 1620 Denmark +45 33 11 1107 http://www.inspiration.dk/ |
Inspiration is quite a trendy nationwide chain (with 43 stores in Denmark) that specialises in somewhat finer ironmongery and hardware. Everything can be found here from glasses to dinner sets, kitchen accessories to stuff for the bathroom, living room and bedroom. There are also rich sources of inspiration for those who are looking for nice presents for friends or family. The designer goods include many Danish products, but also foreign makes can be found on the shelves. You will not find many retail products in Inspiration. The prices on some of the designer goods are not for the needy; but the selection is enormous and you will quite surely be inspired after a look through the store. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Copenhagen's Flea Market |
Israels Plads Copenhagen 2300 Denmark |
On Saturdays between May and September, the parking lot on Israel Plads makes way for several little shop owners and private citizens, who set up shop and sell everything from teddy bears to shoe stands (as long as it is old and about to break). Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Store For Jazz Music |
Gråbrødretorv 5 Copenhagen 1154 Denmark +45 33 91 22 45 http://jazzmusic.dk |
The Jazz Basement, managed by David Reuss, is not just a music store that specialises in jazz music. Besides the approximately 1,000 different CD titles, the store also has sheet music from some of the leading jazz publishers, as well as instructive and theoretical books, play-with-improvisation books, jazz biographies, historical and technical books, photo books and reference books. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Trendy Collection |
Studiestræde 32 b Copenhagen 1455 Denmark +45 33 33 03 60 |
København K is the name of the inner part of Copenhagen City, but also of a second-hand shop situated in a hidden place (through a gate and past a yard) in one of the hottest parts of Copenhagen. The collection in this shop consists of the trendy worn clothes that have come back into fashion. Compared to the state of the clothes, the prices might seem a bit high. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Copenhagen's Central Station |
Bernstorffsgade 16-22 Copenhagen 1577 Denmark +45 33 14 04 00 |
From Copenhagen's central station, you will find train and bus connections to domestic destinations, including the airport, as well as destinations abroad. A large amount of HT city buses stop here. For further information, please call +45 3613 1415. Both Eurolines and Combus pick up travelers here for destinations abroad. The Tinggaard Express Bus between Aalborg and Copenhagen also stops by. Many chartered buses also park or stop here, such as buses for one-day trips to Germany. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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The Latest Home Accessories |
Købmagergade 62 Copenhagen 1150 Denmark +45 33 32 80 70 |
On Købmagergade, one of Copenhagen's best pedestrian shopping streets, you will find the trendy Lisbeth Dahl shop. Incidentally, Lisbeth Dahl is the name of one of Denmark's most famous actresses, but actually this shop has nothing to do with her. In any case, Lisbeth Dahl, the shop, is worth a visit, as it is packed with great things for your home. Upstairs, you will find quirky lamps, beautiful vases and kitsch candle-holders. Downstairs, there are things for the kitchen - washing-up brushes like you have never seen before and other fun stuff. Keep in mind that what you buy here will be the latest in interior fashions, which is why you will probably find the shop a bit expensive. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Ritzy Department Store |
Kongens Nytorv 13 Copenhagen 1095 Denmark +45 33 11 4433 http://www.magasin.dk |
Magasin du Nord is probably the best-known department store in the whole of Denmark. It has a long tradition and occupies an enormous building at Kongens Nytorv. The building was recently restored and is now as splendid as ever. Shoppers will find almost everything they could desire including a huge choice of menswear and ladieswear spread out over three floors. The prices vary, though the best deals are to be had during the January and late summer sales. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Diamonds and Pearls |
Grønnegade 26 Copenhagen 1107 Denmark +45 33 33 03 23 |
Michael Strøm is a prominent experimental goldsmith, whose shop is in the nice part of the Latin District. The tasteful and cozy little room functions both as shop and workshop. Michael Strøm designs and produces all of the jewelery himself with help from his apprentice. His designs vary a lot, going from the simplest, minimalist shapes to glamorous and romantically decorated ones. Michael Strøm takes great interest in his customer's requirements. Most customers give him guidelines and then leave the rest to his imagination. A great deal of unique work comes out of this combination. Furthermore, Michael Strøm will gladly transform your old jewelery into new. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Head of all Bank |
Havnegade 5 Copenhagen 1058 Denmark +45 3363 6363 http://www.nationalbanken.dk |
Nationalbanken is the bank for the banks as well as the state. It is the issuer of coins and notes, and responsible for the country's foreign-exchange and monetary policies. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Casual Clothes, Close to Nature |
Købmagergade 5 Copenhagen 1150 Denmark +45 33 14 08 57 |
Noa Noa is a popular Danish brand, sold in this shop on Strøget. The style at Noa Noa is easily recognisable, with its loose-fitting dresses and blouses, coats, hats and corduroy trousers. Other specialities are eastern-inspired fabrics combined with the simplicity of the Nordic cuts of the clothes. 'Noa Noa' is synonymous with harmony, comfort and casualness; the materials are kept as natural as possible, and that closeness to nature is clearly what the shop wishes to express to customers. Both quality and prices are reasonable. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Delicious Chocolates |
Skoubogade 1 Copenhagen 1158 Denmark +45 33 93 07 17 |
PB Chokolade is located on a small street in central Copenhagen. Their expertise lies in delicious, filled chocolates. The owners, Mr and Mrs Bagger, have created a lovely, exclusive shop. The initials PB in the name stand for Peter Beier, the man behind the chocolates. He is very well-known and recognised by experts in this field. The chocolates aren't cheap, but they are definitely of the highest quality. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Fine Danish porcelain |
Amagertorv 6 Copenhagen 1160 Denmark +45 33 13 71 81 http://www.royalcopenhagen.com |
Located next to Illums Bolighus on Strøget, Royal Copenhagen sells some of the world's finest porcelain. The store boasts a massive selection of designs to come out of the royal Danish porcelain factory at Frederiksberg. The most expensive dinner set is the famous Flora Danica from 1790; a complete set for 24 people costs DKK1 million. Visitors shouldn't miss the scrumptious cakes sold at the in-store café, Konditoriet ved Royal Copenhagen. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Do Not Touch |
Amagertorv 8 Copenhagen 1160 Denmark +45 3313 7181 http://www.royalcopenhagen.dk |
Royal Copenhagen Crystal on Amagertorv is located next to Royal Copenhagen's porcelain establishment. On the ground level of the crystal store, a large collection of crystal, wine glass sets, vases, bowls and other glassware is on display for the admiration of onlookers; you can look but not touch. On the store's first floor, unique pieces of glassware are on display together with exhibitions of the work of well-known international and Danish artists and designers. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Shopping In The Heart Of Copenhagen |
Vesterbrogade 1 B Copenhagen 1620 Denmark |
Rådhusarkaden is, as the name indicates, a shopping arcade near Rådhuspladsen (the Town Hall Square), in Copenhagen city. You will probably run into it or pass by it when you stroll from Hovedbanegården (the Central Station) along Østergade to Rådhuspladsen or Strøget. It contains shops of all different kinds: a supermarket, fashion shops, patisserie, cinema, music shop, and so on. Most of the shops can be reached both through Østergade and through the arcade, which runs indoors, parallel to Østergade. In these shops you are likely to find good offers of various kinds of products. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Combined Shopping and Entertainment Centre |
Axeltorv 2 Copenhagen 1609 Denmark +45 33 73 7400 |
Founded in 1989, Scala was originally a shopping centre in the middle of Copenhagen. Now its four floors mostly contain restaurants, bars, a nightclub and a large cinema. There are still six shops left, specialist stores in fashion and music. Scala is located across the street from Tivoli and can be reached from Copenhagen Central Station in just two minutes. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Films, Music and Concert Tickets |
Studiestræde 18, st. th. Copenhagen 1455 Denmark +45 3312 8292 |
Sex Beat Records on Studiestræde (parallel to Strøget) does not just have records, CDs, tapes, films and other accessories; it also sells and promotes concert tickets for Copenhagen clubs and some of the larger venues, including some of the big events with top international names. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Designs That Create Trends |
Studiestræde 25 A Copenhagen 1455 Denmark +45 33 91 25 20 |
Sneaky Fox is an exclusive shop in the hottest part of Copenhagen. This shop has started trends, and the style is young and outré, with the elegant designs of famous designers like Jean Paul Gaultier. The owner of the shop wishes to bring back individualism to the customer, whatever the cost. A propos of prices, they are both well above average and very reasonable depending on how hot the specific item is. But if you wish to follow or create fashion, this is the place to go. Even the changing-rooms are nicely fitted. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Elegant Wear |
Kompagnistræde 9 Copenhagen 1208 Denmark +45 33 15 17 44 http://www.stasia.dk |
Stasia is one of the most popular designers in Copenhagen. This shop is located on Kompagnistræde, a pedestrian street parallel to Strøget, and has been around for many years. This is where many upper-class ladies buy their dresses when they are going to a big ball. You can buy the clothes you can see in the shop, or have them specially designed for you. If you choose the latter option you can easily end up paying in thousands. They also design wedding dresses, which are just as beautiful as the rest of the outfits. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Sweets and Candy |
Nørregade 36 Copenhagen 1165 Denmark +45 33 12 60 46 http://www.soemod.dk/bolcher |
Take a stroll down Nørregade and let yourself be taken back in time. For four generations, the Sømods family has been making sweets in the old factory on Nørregade and are still running strong. The recipes are the same as a hundred years ago, and Sømods Bolcher still uses the same old rollers and boilers that were purchased when the factory was founded in 1891. Sømøds Bolcher today produces more than 70 different kinds of sweets and the colourful pieces of candy are enjoyed by people of all ages. It is possible to visit the factory and see the spectacular production of sweets. The factory is open from 9:30a-3p Monday to Friday. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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English Books and Arts |
Skindergade 23 Copenhagen 1159 Denmark +45 3312 0669 http://www.booktrader.dk/ |
The Booktrader is the main English language bookshop in Copenhagen. It is located in the Latin District of the centre of Copenhagen. For a specialist bookshop it is rather big, perhaps because it has two specialities. Primarily, the shop sells books in English, mainly by English authors. The selection is wide and the ambience is somewhat British. The store also specializes in books on history of art and philosophy. In these fields, the languages vary from English to Danish and German. The sections in both specialities are good. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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