Following in the mighty footsteps of all-day, affordable hangout Minas and its sister wine bar, Yellow, is the newly revamped and reopened, Lille Musling. There's a sprawling outdoor terrace, filled with vibrant red benches and striped parasols, and an interior finished with stainless steel rimmed fridges jammed with sodas. The display cabinet is loaded with bowls of hummus, labneh, beetroot dips and stuffed focaccia; and there's a menu scribbled on a neon sign by the bar. Edging on the more affordable side of the city, it's all too telling from the packed tables that Lille Musling is becoming the trendy spot for locals to flock.  

After numerous successful ventures around the world, Mathias Silberbauer decided to return home to start his very own French bistro that has earned him a Bib Gourmand review by the Michelin Guide. Using local and fresh ingredients and an emphasis on seasonal fish and shellfish, Silberbauers is guaranteed to satisfy!

Beer enthusiasts can enjoy Mikkeller's micro-brewed beer (plus beer from other innovative breweries from around the world) at this trendy bar. Their unique beers feature everything from Szechuan peppercorns to blackthorn berries.

When the weekend rolls around, particularly come the spring and summer, Copenhagen's streets transform into bustling hives of flea markets. From farmer's markets, children-focused sales, pre-loved furniture havens to simple closet clear outs, a list is published at the beginning of the week for where to go, when to head and guides to shop. Det grønne loppemarked, nestled on the square between Jaftvej and Rantzausgade along the green cycle path, is no exception. Here, amongst the rails of CPH's coolest garments, are plant-based food stalls, a conversation lounge, a chess space, book exchange, workshops, tarot readings and a mental health corner. It's a whole day occasion.