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Copenhagen

Capital of the Kingdom of Denmark, Copenhagen has the heartbeat of a big city but at the same time everything is within easy reach. In Copenhagen you can go exploring in a world of fashion, design, culture and gastronomy. But at the same time the surroundings offer plenty of outdoor activities.

Getting around on bikes in Copenhagen is to recommend. Free city bikes can be rented from Citybike. A Copenhagen card is also handy to purchase, which makes best use of subways, trains, buses, water-buses to tour the capital. It can be purchased at most tourist offices. Recommended sights and areas not to miss include: Slotsholmen, the city hall, Nyhavn, Kastellet and Christianshavn area.


Design & Architecture in Copenhagen


Tivoli Christmas Market

The Tivoli Christmas market in Copenhagen is a must during the winter season. The atmosphere is much like that of a small carnival, filled with the pungent smells of ginger cookies and glögg, Christmas carols and Danish arts & crafts. Linger over a traditional meal or indulge in a quick pick-me-up at one of its restaurants -try Michelin starred The Paul, Café Ketchup, Fregatten or Ultimo

 

 

Website: www.tivoligardens.com


Restaurant Jacobsen

A restaurant that was opened for master designer Arne Jacobsen's achievements. Its interior is a testament to Jacobsen's work.

Address: Strandvejen 449

Tel: +45 39 63 43 22

Fax: +45 39 63 43 20

Email: mail@restaurantjacobsen.dk

Website: www.restaurantjacobsen.dk


Royal Copenhagen Porcelain Manufactory

Royal Copenhagen Welcome Center, Museum You can view the skilled work of designers of the world's top-rated product, Royal Copenhagen. There are also table-setting and paint courses that you can participate in. Inside the museum is an exhibit of products from when Royal Copenhagen was first established, you can also view the manufacturing process of ceramic ware. Second-rate products are also sold in the outlet shop.

Email: velkomstcenter@royalscandinavia.dk

Transport: 400m from Solberg subway station Tour times: Monday to Friday 9am to 4pm Closed days: Saturdays/Sundays, December 25th to 31st, May 1st, June 5th

Admission fee: 40kr (35kr for groups with 15 or more persons)

Website: www.royalcopenhagen.com


Louis Poulsen

World-famous lighting equipment showroom.

Address: Nyhavn 11

Tel: +45 33 14 14 14

Fax: +45 33 14 60 62

Email: info@lpmail.com

Website: www.louis-poulsen.dk


Louisiana Museum for Modern Art

This beautiful modern museum is well worth a visit, if you are interested in art and architecture. It is surrounded by lakes and coasts, making the most of its natural environment. Works by Picasso, Munch and other well known modern artists are exhibited here. It is approximately a 30 min train ride north of Copenhagen

Address: Gl. Strandvej 13, Humleb a k 3050

Tel: +45 49 19 07 19

Website: www.louisiana.dk


Gubi International

Address: Frihavnen Klubiensvej 7-9

Tel: +45 33 32 63 68

Website: www.gubi.dk


Illum

Not only does it offer an abundant selection of daily goods but you can also buy Danish ingredients at the market-type food section in its basement.

Address: Ostergade 52

Tel: +45 33 14 40 02

Website: www.illum.dk


Fritz Hansen

World-famous furniture showroom of Fritz Hansen.

Address: Tofteengen 2 Vassingrød

Tel: +45 48 17 23 00

Website: www.fritzhansen.com


Old Stock Exchange (Børsen)

Completed in 1640 by command of Christian IV. An architectural structure with a distinctive twisted steeple that seems to reach for the sky, reputed as one of the masterpieces of Dutch Renaissance architecture. Since it is now used as an office building, its interior cannot be toured.


Copenhagen Hotel

There are also a number of design hotels in Copenhagen. Denmark's master designer Arne Jacobsen's "Radisson SAS Royal Hotel Copenhagen, " and the novel Scandinavian design of "Hotel Skt Petri"are hotels that are worth seeing.

Website: www.visitcopenhagen.dk


Paustian

A store that sells stylish interior goods from around the world, centred around products with Northern European designs.

Address: Kalkbrænderiløbskaj 2

Tel: +45 39 16 65 65

Website: www.paustian.dk


Bang & Olu

Company store of Denmark's audio equipment manufacturer that is well-know for its novel designs.

Address: Kgs. Nytorv 26

Tel: +45 33 11 14 15

Fax: +45 11 14 35

Email: fak.kgs.nytorv@beostors.com

Website: www.bang-olufsen.com


Illums Bolighus

An interior specialty department store that is a purveyor to the royal family. Stocks a selection of Danish-designed furniture, kitchenware, foods, and other products. From an assortment of products that range from the eccentric to the functional, you are sure to discover an item that will enhance your daily life. A shop worth seeing for those interested in Northern European interior design.

Address: Amagertorv 10

Tel: +45 33 14 19 41

Website: www.royalshopping.com


Bodum

Household kitchenware with simple Denmark designs.

Address: Østergade 10

Tel: +45 33 36 40 80

Fax: +45 33 91 77 40

Website: www.bodum.com


The Round Tower (Rundetårn)

A cylindrical stone architecture made from red brick that was constructed as an astronomical observatory in 1642 by Christian IV. It is known as the earliest observatory in Europe. It is currently used as an observatory to view over the city of Copenhagen.

Address: Købmagergaden 52A

Tel: +45 33 73 03 73

Website: www.rundetaarn.dk


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