Simply put, a shop full of beautiful things. We visited this large department store, as well as one…read moreof the smaller outposts. I indulged in several beautiful things, as did my boyfriend. My Georg Jenson champagne topper will always remind me of a wonderful trip København. Ditto for the beautiful bag I got here. Everything here is extremely high quality. And the prices are not all that bad for how nice everything is. Worth a pop in, or two!

Oh my, I had no idea what to expect upon entering what thought was a womenswear store. This was a…read moreSaks Fifth Avenue on steroids. Four floors of upscale designer clothes from just about ant designer you can name. Beautifully decorated. As you took each turn, another name brand would appear before your eyes. I had a great time wandering about looking at outfits and home decor. Take a stroll through here if you're nearby. Interesting sights. Free WiFi.

My mother and her mother and millions of Danish mothers have shopped here for eons. But I was just…read moresome dude who knew he couldn't go to Søllerød Kro in Skechers! Tourist unforced error. In Jersey, you tell a shoe sales person. You can't spend more than $280, they upsell you to $350. But in Denmark, my Angel-faced empathy salesperson found shoes on sale for $100 and they were worth more. I would have kissed her on the nose I was so happy but I bet there are laws against that ! If not, tell me and I'll go back to bestow the tiny gift! Magasin has always been incredible. Simple answer? Danish. Go!

Terrific department store - lots of Danish designers, lots of clothing made sustainably. The prices…read moreare reasonable, the sales staff helpful

This was a fun mall to visit in Copenhagen…read more There was a Large fish statue hanging from the ceiling, attributing to the name. There were a handful of different shops, like a Boba tea spot and a Shop called Normal, which is like a dollar tree with a maze set up. Like any mall, the goal is shop therapy. There are many shops in the mall for all your needs. Malls in Europe usually have a grocery shop and a store that acts as a one stop shop for household needs. Malls in Europe seem more practical than their counterparts in the states.

Very nice, indoor mall, with movie, theaters, shops, and everything you would expect, spent a few…read morehours just window, shopping and browsing around, it is very practically located by the canal, you can just rent a bike and get there and secure your bike in the multiple spaces they have designed signed for them

This store is on the main street, Amagertorv. I went inside just to see what it offered, and from…read morea tourist experience, it was fantastic. There are two floors of hand painted porcelain. These are some of the finest pieces of porcelain in the world. I looked at it as if it were a museum of exquisite plates, cups, glasses, platters, service ware, and bowls. There are walls of examples, as well as explanations of how its made. I'm sure I spent between 30 to 60 minutes in this store. Is everything the very best quality? Yes. Are they beautiful? Yes. Is this worth seeing? Yes, especially if you happen to pass it. Did I intend to buy anything? Absolutely not. None of these items are in my price range. If you added up all of my serving ware, plates, cups, etc. I'm sure the total value of my entire kitchen is less than the cost of a plate here. But that doesn't mean it's not fun to look. Don't worry, no one is going to make you feel uncomfortable because you are clearly a gawker, not a buyer. Surprisingly, there ARE many actual buyers in the store. If you enjoy this experience, stop into the Georg Jensen Silver silver store that is literally next to Royal Copenhagen for another experience.

Purchased a Soldier, accidently broke and should.... be covered under the Brakage Warranty they…read moreadvertise. Not able to get any assistance and they say it is no longer available but shows in stores. Was a big fan of Royal Copenhagen and dissapointed with service

If you are looking for high end shopping, this 5 story plus a basement department store is for you…read more Everything here is outside of my budget, but it didn't stop me from coming in to check it out. This store pretty much carries all the top name brands of clothing and home furnishings including the Japanese brand, MUJI (first time seeing MUJI items in person). On the top floor of ILLUM is a coffee shop named Original Coffee which overlooks the square/courtyard of the Strøget Shopping District. If you are looking to do some high end shopping or want a great view at Original Coffee, check it out.

Summary: Department store with some interesting brands worth browsing. Slightly smaller but…read morebetter curated than Magazin. Enjoyed Holm's Kaffeebar while I shopped around the store. Atmosphere: Everyone's going to have an opinion on this. I would say, this department store is between Macy's and Sak's in feel (Use NYC as reference). If you're from Asia, it's a bit like a Sogo, with "cooler brands", but not uber-trend. Curated, slightly higher price point than Magazin, which I think of as a Macy's, but a lot of overlap. While both have a coffee shop, somehow I like the format of how they worked it in better here. Check out: Bags: There are two bag stores on the ground floor that are worth checking out. Veloris is a Denmark brand. Very masculine very leather. Not my deal, but I could see someone really wanting this particular look. There is another little separate purse brand. Quite structured. Worth a look. Lingerie: Better selection, particularly of Simone and Perele. I can't say it's larger. It's simply better curated. Other floors: A lot of British brands. I quite like. They had a few nice Dune pieces, which I had not seen at the other stores. Swimwear: This is where the store got me. They have two brands I hadn't seen at other spots. Relative to American stores that are all skimp and no help, the design here is more practical, even in the two pieces. Staff: I found everyone very professional and friendly. They stayed close to the dressing room area and were available for changes in sizing. This speaks to the organization of the store, i.e. the right number of people for each little alcove.

Nice things. Staff…read moremember forgot to give discount on couple items so I had to return to the store to get it corrected but they were very nice about it.

What can I say - distintive historic brand that is always fashion forward- sterling silver jewelry…read moreis affordable so go in and buy! I love my items and spent a bit to find a special piece! Lovely area - lovely shop - historic jewelry always with modern flair!

If you live in the US don't order from here or you get crazy expensive customs duties they don't…read moretell you about upfront and then when you try and email them they never ever answer

Terrible customer service and deceptive practices--…read more I ordered a pair of shoes and paid a high shipping fee. About a week later, DHL contacted me saying I owed a large amount in import duties before they would deliver the package. When I reached out to the company, they basically said it wasn't their problem and pointed to their terms and conditions -- where, buried in fine print, they claim they're not responsible for such fees. Most reputable companies either include import duties in the price or clearly disclose them before checkout. Instead, this company hides that information deep in the fine print, knowing that most customers would think twice before buying if the true cost were clear upfront. It is incredibly misleading. Thankfully, my credit card company immediately recognized the issue and refunded me in full.

ENGLISH--------A small but cozy shopping all with lots of cafés and restaurants with outdoor…read moreseating for nice weather. You've got Irma a big supermarket with lots of organic foods and a really good shoemaker, and a very big book shop and flower shop that smell fantastic. Here you also have the communal office if you'll need to get a new drivers licenses or help with registration in Denmark etc. DANSK------------------ Amager centret er ikke så stort men de har det meste og mange cafeer og restauranter hvor man kan sidde ude i solen når det er vejr til det. Kan god lide at det er en stor Irma med mange økologiske varer, borgerservice og en stor H&M. Skomageren er også dygtig og hurtig service. De spiller også hyggelig musik i højtalerne :)

Amager Centret reminds me of a run-down shopping mall in a forgotten corner of a suburb. Although…read moresome parts of it are renewed, it still has the same feeling. I figure that it provides the necessary evil if you want to go shopping for something specific but don't want to go all the way to the city or other big shopping malls, not that it matters (I come from the land of shopping malls and the ones they have here are very uninteresting to look at and be in). They have Irma, Føtex, inspiration, imerco and some other nondescript shops that are usually there in these kind of malls.