When browsing around Copenhagen City centre, you cannot miss out on Lubarol. Aesthetically pleasing both inside and out, you will find a highly curated assortment of fashion, accessories, interior, and beauty. If you want nothing but the best, without having the same as everyone else – this is the place to go. 

Try something different and hop on the harbour bus (as in public transportation in boat form) to Refshaleøen. An industrial, hipster area, just a short boat trip out of the city centre. Here you will find Copenhagen Contemporary; an old 7000 m2 welding hall, transformed into modern, yet raw halls, with plenty of space for large-scale contemporary artwork. After being captivated by installations, performances and newer art forms, head on to the museum’s cool café Connie-Connie for art-based food.

On the always busy Strøget, you will find Mads Nørgaard; an iconic Danish brand, best known for its 101-longsleeved tops – and continuous work within sustainability. Always focused on quality and timelessness, Mads Nørgaard has expanded its own production, so you now can find a selection of most clothing categories with the Mads Nørgaard label in it. 

End your day with fresh ingredients and a seasonal menu at Apollo Bar. Based in Charlottenborg Museum in the famous Nyhavn, you can satisfy your inner foodie with all the Insta-worthy snacks and dishes your heart desires. Burrata, olives and fresh tartar – why pick one, when you can have it all?