Copenhagen
in Denmark

Around lunchtime, you can expect to be served Copenhagen's best smørrebrød, a typical Danish sandwich, at Aamanns 1921. Adam Aamann, crowned the king of smørrebrød, has redefined the authentic dish with modern twists. At dinnertime, they serve delicious gourmet Danish cuisine!

We've got to prepare you, Accord is vast. A record, CD, DVD and vintage store you'll find disc after disc at this music palace. 

This romantic little bistro has such a warm atmosphere that it makes for the best date nights. Its menu incorporates a Japanese touch to traditional Danish cooking, and are not shy about their pride for their selection of wines!

This music venue is the go-to for music lovers who are in for something a little adventurous. With its wonderfully ambitious programme, this alternative music space is great for those curious to explore the Copenhagen music scene!

Alouette is an exclusive high-end restaurant that is a gastronomical dream. Their sublime mastery of flavours has rightfully earned them their Michelin star. If you're celebrating, this is the spot to go. 

AMATOR dishes up delicious grub in a design-forward, Japanese-minimalist space, curated by Mati Pichi (the man behind its cacio ai cicnque pepi omelette) and created by wiercinski-studio. Food is served on burnt orange Le Creuset serving dishes, water is poured from Niko June jugs that double up as bouquet vases, and coffee is sipped from the Polish-based Madga Jugo ceramics. 

Roastery, bakehouse and great BMO's, it's a CPH classic. Don't be surprised to find us popping in for a coffee and leaving laden with pain suisse, pistachio cube croissants and their iconic garlic baguettes. 

When a clothing brand is born and bred in Copenhagen we know it's going to be trendy. And this is just the case for Another Aspect. Everyday wear made exciting: from pin-striped shirts to its chunky knits, you just can't go wrong. 

Want to stock up on brands like Acne Studios and Philip Lim? Pop into fashion-forward boutique Another Nué and spend hours finding that perfect piece.

Hidden away in a 17th century vaulted basement is Aoc, a two Michelin-starred fine dining experience. Their exceptional set tasting menu is all things sublime, and one of our favourites to tuck into.

Apollo Bar & Kantine is one of the coolest places in Copenhagen (which probably means it's one of the coolest places in the world). Tucked away in the courtyard of the Kunsthal Charlottenborg on the otherwise busy fanfare of Nyhavn is one of the chicest places in Copenhagen.  It's a buzzing museum café by day and bar by night headed by restaurateur Frederik Bille Brahe – also the man behind Atelier September. One set lunch is served daily in the student canteen, also open to museum-goers and the general public alike, and come the evening the bar becomes a bustling hive of activity, small sharing plates and experimental cocktails. 

Assistens Kirkegård is a burial site in the middle of Nørrebro that also happens to be an important green, garden space for the neighbourhood. Though it was at first inaugurated in 1760 as a cemetery for the poorer districts, many acclaimed figures (Hans Christian Andersen, Niels Bohr, Christoffer Wilhelm Eckersberg, amongst many) were to be buried here after the Golden Age. Now, the garden is a beautifully preserved, peaceful space to stroll, read, and relax in. 

Ran by Frederik Bille Brahe, Atelier September is totally worth the hype. From speciality coffee, pastries, avo on rye, to its infamous BMO's (aka bolle med smør og ost) everything about this veggie café is perfection! Their recipe book-cum-coffee table book also makes for the perfect gift. 

Nothing much can rival a stellar kitchen and deli hybrid. A place where you can take blue and some fresh produce to-go, or hop upon a wooden stool and tuck in to the daily specials. A quiet oasis on an otherwise bustling Godthåbsvej, Auren's Deli does just this. Gourmet groceries are piled high in one corner, though it's the central, wooden bench that takes centre stage. It's here that the dishes, using mostly if not all local produce, are rustled up. From simple sandwiches, sharing dishes to mighty flavoursome plates all washed down with a glass of wine or elderflower kombucha, it's a neighbourhood favourite. 

This heavenly bakery has the most mouthwatering freshly baked pastries and traditional Danish sourdough bread. We can't seem to walk past without being lured in by the heavenly smells!

From the space, to the food, to the ambience, everything at Baka d'Busk is just perfection. With their very own Instagram page dedicated to their art alone, this veggie bistro makes for one of the hippest hangouts in Copenhagen. 

No day at Balderdash is the same, as this bar does not like to limit itself to one concept. An art space by day, a cocktail bar by night - there's a little something for everyone!

Bar Vitrine is a product of the creative collaboration between interior design store FRAMA, restaurateur Riccardo Marcon, and former Noma chef Dhriti Arora. The result is an exquisitely designed wine bar that pours natural bottles alongside scrumptious Indian-inspired small plates. As with the interiors, the menu is kept minimal and is subject to change from service to service.