#Strøget

[europeposts]

Strøget, Copenhagen, Denmark: Strøget is a pedestrian, car-free shopping area in Copenhagen, Denmark. This popular tourist attraction in the centre of town is one of the longest pedestrian shopping streets in Europe at 1.1 km. Located at the centre of the old city of Copenhagen, it has long been one of the most high-profile streets in the city. Wikipedia

[tilbageidanmark]

Nikolaj Plads

[mournstera]

Postcard from a night in Copenhagen

[1five1two]

'Strøget (Main Street, Kopenhagen)'. Harald Engmann. 1941.

[luminarai]

hello! Im visiting Copenhagen in January and was wondering if you have any recommendations of things to do or like cafes/stores/etc to visit?

Hi nonnie! So sorry for the delayed answer, I was down with the flu/plague/?? most of december so I've only just gotten back to my inbox.

I've tried to make a compilation of the recommendations for places to see, eat, and shop that aren't just the usual touristy stuff. I hope you enjoy your trip and the weather won't be too Copenhagen-in-January!

Where to eat (especially bakeries)

Sct. Peders Bageri – The oldest bakery in Denmark! They have a wonderful selection of traditional Danish baked goods but their seasonal varieties are also incredible.

BUKA – They have a few bakeries in town now and some of the best croissants and pastries.

Cakery Copenhagen – The best eclairs in town, hands down. Always a bunch of fun seasonal varieties and mini versions.

Bertels Salon – They do cheesecakes. And they’re amazing. They have 10+ fresh varieties every day (!) and turned me into a cheesecake lover.

La Glace – They do traditional Danish layer cakes and fancy patisseries as well as hot chocolate ad libitum. Very atmospheric and historic. A bit more expensive all in all but not insanely so.

Torvehallerne – Two large greenhouses full of delicious food and other food/drink related stores. Coffee Collective for coffee, Rørt for Danish smørrebrød, Granny’s House for pastries and Ma Poule for their famous duck sandwich.

Broens Gadekøkken – A small street food market right by the bridge across from Nyhavn. Depending on when you’re here, there’s also an ice skating rink set up during winter.

Mahalle - Lebanese fusion kitchen at affordable prices. You might want to book a table just in case.

Jagger - Burgers! Not the most hyggelige surroundings (a bit too industrial chic) but you can't argue with the food. Highly recommend the milkshakes!

What to see

Glyptoteket – Absolutely gorgeous museum. Free entrance on the last Wednesday of the month.

Thorvaldsens Museum – Also stunning, focused on statues. Free entrance all Wednesdays.

Nationalmuseet – Bog bodies! Their seasonal exhibitions are usually very good.

David’s samling – Smaller museum with free entrance. Classical European and Islamic art.

Kronborg – AKA Hamlet’s castle. Technically outside Copenhagen but you can easily take the train the whole way. I highly recommend doing one of the daily guided tours (no additional cost to the entrance fee).

Rundetårn – A fun look into the old astrology tower with a lovely view of the city. The majority of the inside is one big ramp with some narrow stairs at the end so keep that in mind if you have trouble walking.

Assistentens Kirkegård digital guided tour – If the weather is with you, you can go for a digitally guided tour in the old graveyard, located in a park in the middle of the city. Here’s a link for the app.

Other nice parks in case it's not raining the whole time (Danes love going for a walk, what can I say) include the Botanical Garden, Frederiksberg Have (where you can peek into the elephant enclosure in the zoo) and Kongens Have.

To shop

Vintage shopping: There’s a bunch of good quality vintage stores on Studiestræde and Larsbjørnsensstræde. Also worth a mention is Audrey Vintage on Hyskenstræde, run by a woman who handpicks all the items from all around Europe.

Strøget is the place for high street shopping but I definitely recommend having a look around the inner city’s side streets and down Frederiksborggade (check out the home goods store Maduro here) over the lakes to Nørrebro where you’ll also find some more offbeat stores and great bars and restaurants.

The largest bookstore is Arnold Busck on Købmagergade for books in both Danish and English. Fiolstræde close by has the independent book café Brøg that I highly recommend both for books and for a quick cake + coffee. On Fiolstræde you’ll also find some used bookstores with a variety of options and other smaller shops and cafés.

[nothing-like-the-sun-jgr]

View of Strøget, Copenhagen

1901,oil on canvas,82 x 64 cm

Paul Fischer (Danish,1860-1934)

[christineforevigt]

ham i kiosken sagde have a lovely night efter jeg havde skændtes med min far på strøget<3

og derefter fik jeg fransk dressing på min hånd og jeg slikkede det af og det føles som at være med i en film og jeg fik lyst til at lave filmen but i never will

[misshoneyimhome]

Copenhagen, a 3.5-hour drive from Herning, known as the city of bikes. Strolling down Nyhavn, where Freddie would spoil you, showering you with love and small gifts. Enjoying the sunshine and taking a kanalrundfart (boat sail in the canals). You'd stay at either Nyhavn 71, a luxurious yet cosy hotel right on the harbour of Nyhavn, or Copenhagen Island. Perhaps even D’Angleterre if it's a special anniversary (located at the centre of Kongens Nytorv / King’s New Harbour).

Indulging in wine, champagne, and Danish beer (Carlsberg) on sunny days, but also embracing rainy days. Freddie would give you his coat when you're freezing, always eager to protect you. Walking down Strøget, and occasionally exploring the side streets for a cosier, less touristy experience. Navigating the bustling bike lanes, with Freddie trying to shield you from the traffic.

Relishing in coffee shops, shopping at Illum and Magasin, and leisurely strolls through Tivoli. Capturing silly photos together, sharing loads of kisses, and holding hands. Passing by the Queen's castle and the Marble Church, taking photos by the water's edge. Biking around the city, Freddie sharing his cherished childhood stories of growing up in Denmark.

Watching sunsets by the water, enjoying evening walks, and listening to live music by the harbour. Sharing desserts and giggling at Freddie's cheesy jokes and compliments. The romantic and intense moments culminating in intimate closeness.

Throughout it all, Freddie exudes love and care, creating an atmosphere where love seems to fill the air.

[chelseafcwmemes]

Hi!

I will be traveling to Stockholm and Copenhagen in a few weeks and I remember you once gave another anon some recommendations, but I can’t find the post. And I was wondering if you could recommend me some places to visit or thing to do there.

Thank you so much!

Hi! I can try and find it tomorrow and reblog it for you too.

A huge recommendation is that August is our Pride Month. Most events and stuff are around August 12th-20th but worth checking out if you’re here for that week - and the parade on the Saturday.

If you’re here later in august, the Danish women’s league begins on the 25th and there’s a few clubs around Copenhagen. Feel free to ask if you want more info on that :)

Other than that here’s a few

Inner CPH:

Glyptoteket (Free on Tuesdays)

Statens Museum for Kunst (our national gallery)

Canal tour

Free walking tours

Nyhavn

Amalienborg

Kongens have + Rosenborg slot

Søerne

Christiansborg tower (you can book a free ticket online or just show up. Such nice views of the city)

Tivoli gardens, even just to walk around in. On Fridays they have “free” concerts there if you purchase the entrance. (This park inspired Walt Disney to create Disneyland)

Take a ferry bus!

If the weather is nice (probs not) you can swim in the canals too - I recommend Islands Brygge for this

If you want to look at football shirts (also woso) Unisport on Strøget is the best. (they even have Melly and Frido pictures there)

General Copenhagen:

Bakken (World’s oldest amusement park with a free entrance) + Dyrehaven

Frederiksborg Castle

Helsingør + Kronborg (the ship museum there is also very nice)

Roskilde

Amager beach

Take a daytrip to Helsingborg (by Helsingør the ferry is 90kr return) or Malmö

As tempting as it is, I wouldn’t recommended biking around unless you’re super confident on a bike it’s brutal but if you do 100% wear a helmet!

[tilbageidanmark]

A woman walking through an open air market in postwar Denmark, probably in the ’50s. Gammel Strand today.

[iamot]

丹麥的購物區有哪些？

想像一下，當你漫步在丹麥的購物區時，那種獨特的氛圍讓人流連忘返。無論是悠閒地享受咖啡香氣，還是在設計感十足的街道上逛街，每個角落都散發著北歐簡約與舒適的魅力。而對於台灣朋友來說，了解丹麥有哪些知名購物區，不僅能拓展視野，更能激發未來旅遊或留學的美好期待。 丹麥最具代表性的購物區主��集中在哥本哈根市中心，包括斯坦布羅大道（Strøget）、尼哈文港口（Nyhavn）周邊以及蒂沃利花園附近商圈。其中，斯坦布羅大道是世界上最長的人行購物街之一，匯聚了各式精品店、百貨公司和特色小店，是喜愛都市繁華與多元選擇人士的天堂。此外，在尼哈文港口一帶，可以欣賞到迷人的水景，同時享受高端品牌和特色餐廳所帶來的奢華體驗。 除了市中心外，郊區如阿瑟恩（Århus）也逐漸成為熱門的新興購物熱點，以其融合傳統與現代風格而受到青睞。這些地方不僅提供豐富多樣的商品選擇，也彰顯出丹麥注重生活品質與設計美學的精神。 如果你…

[laursil-blog]

Arriving in Copenhagen for the first time in more than 11 years was such a magical feeling. It was emotional and felt like coming home. When I landed in the airport (Lufthavn!!!) even though it looked soooo different (great updates!!!) it just felt familiar. I was able to navigate the metro with the ease of someone who once lived there and I headed to my hotel. I definitely took the public transit for granted when I was there and now after living in Chicago I can’t believe how amazing it was. So clean and quick. There were literally trains like every 2 minutes. And the metro in Copenhagen are conductor-less. I always thought it was a wild thing to be controlled by a humanless vehicle.

Finally I arrived at my hotel which was truly the CUTEST. I did my research on where to stay (aka looked up some website online) but could not have picked a better place or location. It was right by rådhuspladsen (city hall) and strøget!!!!

Once I put my stuff in my room, I did a quick change and headed out to see my favorite city!!! I literally was walking around with the brightest smile on my face and headed straight to my favorite cafe, Paludan which is this precious cafe/library. I ordered the breakfast platter and was literally blown away by how delicious it was.

After some refueling, I had the pleasure of leisurely strolling and trying to get reacquainted with the city. It was so nice to just have no agenda and take it all in.

I suddenly found myself at the Ruundetarn (The Round Tower) , I place where I had gone many times in 2012 and immediately knew I had to go up. It was so awesome to see the view and I was blessed with a stunning blue sky.

I came down and did more of my favorite activity (shopping and strolling the stroget) and just felt like I was living a dream. I was so energized by the city and excitement, that I wasn't until later when my Oura ring finally reconnected again, I realized that I was running on 2 hours of sleep.

[globebooks]

When she ventured down the pedestrian street called Strøget, she was poised as if on the edge of a knife.

[roomchailimited]

Copenhagen’s Hygge Haven: Denmark’s Design and Comfort Capital

Copenhagen, the enchanting capital of Denmark, is a city where modern design meets old-world charm, and the Danish concept of hygge (coziness and contentment) is a way of life. Whether strolling along the colorful Nyhavn Harbor, cycling through the city’s scenic streets, or indulging in the world-famous Danish pastries, Copenhagen offers an experience that blends culture, comfort, and sustainability. For Bangladeshi travelers, exploring this Nordic gem is now easier with Roomchai Limited, ensuring a seamless and hassle-free trip.

Best Time to Visit Copenhagen

Spring (March–May): Blooming gardens, mild weather, and fewer crowds.

Summer (June–August): Long daylight hours, outdoor festivals, and canal tours.

Autumn (September–November): Cozy cafés, golden foliage, and cultural events.

Winter (December–February): A true hygge experience with Christmas markets and candle-lit cafés.

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Exploring Copenhagen’s Iconic Landmarks

Nyhavn: The Picture-Perfect Harbor

The city’s most photographed spot, featuring colorful 17th-century houses and lively restaurants.

Tivoli Gardens: The Fairytale Amusement Park

One of the world’s oldest amusement parks, filled with stunning lights, rides, and live entertainment.

The Little Mermaid: A Symbol of Copenhagen

Inspired by Hans Christian Andersen’s famous fairytale, this iconic statue is a must-visit.

Rosenborg Castle & The Crown Jewels

A beautifully preserved Renaissance castle showcasing Denmark’s royal treasures.

Copenhagen’s Modern and Sustainable Side

Christiania: The Free-Spirited District

A unique, self-proclaimed autonomous community filled with street art and alternative culture.

The Bicycle City

Copenhagen is one of the most bike-friendly cities in the world, with dedicated lanes and easy rental options.

The BLOX & Danish Architecture

Home to the Danish Architecture Center, showcasing the city’s innovative urban design.

Danish Cuisine: What to Try in Copenhagen

Smørrebrød: Open-faced rye bread sandwiches topped with fresh ingredients.

Danish Pastries: A must-try for anyone with a sweet tooth.

New Nordic Cuisine: Michelin-starred dining experiences at restaurants like Noma.

Halal and vegetarian-friendly options available, with Roomchai Limited offering guidance.

Shopping in Copenhagen

Strøget: One of Europe’s longest pedestrian shopping streets.

Torvehallerne: A gourmet food market with Danish delicacies.

Illums Bolighus: The go-to place for Scandinavian design and home decor.

Conclusion

Copenhagen is a city that blends tradition, design, and sustainability effortlessly. Whether exploring its royal castles, experiencing its bicycle-friendly culture, or embracing the warmth of hygge, this Danish capital has something for every traveler. With Roomchai Limited ensuring a smooth journey, Bangladeshi travelers can fully enjoy the magic of Copenhagen, while competitors like ShareTrip and Gozayaan provide alternative options.

Let Copenhagen’s charm and coziness embrace you on your next adventure!

[mscoyditch]

"Strøget. Main St, Kopenhagen". 1941-

By Harald Engmann. Danish. 1903-1968.

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[christineforevigt]

shrek er psykotisk

hun gik gennem strøget med koranen