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!

A contemporary art and design gallery focusing on dynamic, temporary exhibitions. The gallery is set within an architecturally superb space of the former, St Nicolaj Church where much of the former interiors have been preserved.  Make sure to climb to the top floor tower for panoramic views across the city.   

The bakehouse of Lille Fugl arrives from the steadfast, Nordvest-beloved Flere Fugle, within the cultural haven that is art mall and museum Gammel Strand. Bag a seat on the outside terrace when the sun is shining and order a range of their delicious daily bakes. From gluten free corn and almond flour slices soaked in a warm and orange syrup to the crunchy, ever-so buttery tebirkes filled with a marzipan, almond and lemon zest rem once. Purchase a Kunst & Kaffe ticket for access to the exhibitions with a freshly brewed coffee of your choice. 

At the very heart of Copenhagen's historical centre, The Darling, is a design-forward guest house spread across three single residences. Jens Løkke and Uffe Buchard, the founders of DANSK Magazine and Darling Creative Studio,  have created a space that is as much a welcoming place to stay as it is a private art gallery. Tuning in to Danish designers, artists, and creatives, expect statement furniture (for example, an earthy-toned Børge Mogensen Spokeback sofa offset by the golden glow of a Louis Poulsen PH 5/4½ white-painted aluminum lamp) and an art collection that shifts with the seasons, from Peter Ravn's anonymous, figurative paintings to Sophie Dupont's iron works. The highlight? The custom slippers are made-to-order upon arrival.