This place is oozing creativity. There's no word around it…read more I'm continually amazed on what these designers could make. From beautiful prints to machine-sewn posters, from beautiful jewelleries to colourful sofa throws. This is definitely a place to get your last minute Christmas gifts with a quality that is nowhere near last minute. I must admit I'm a bit tired of looking the same old Christmas markets that offer the same stuff all year round, but this place is definitely offering something new to you and at the same time helping these new designers into the market. With the location in Israels Plads, just across Torvehallen, it does definitely not hurt to check out while you're doing your grocery shopping! I totally recommend it.

I've actually eaten here my times. It's fast service and it tastes good but it's not like wow but…read moreit isn't bad either. There's seats outside which is nice in the summer, inside is smaller it big tables so it's still room. They also sell organic juices. The staff is friendly but they only actors cash or Dankort. Not credit cards which I think it's a bummer. But there's a ATM just around the corner. All in all a descent budget place with nice tasting food. I do prefer organic foods so I don't come here that often but it's nice to it's there when the hunger suddenly hits you after training. My Pilates studio is around the corner so for me it's convenient after training to grab a fast, descent meal for not do much money. I like that and it's nice to watch the life and people of the city walk by

Here is my LOVE letter to the city of Copenhagen:…read more C: Christianhavn, one of my favorite parts of the city; a historic and trendy district in Copenhagen, Denmark, known for its canals, 17th-century fortifications, and unique mix of old warehouses converted into modern homes. The Church of our Savior is known for its spiral staircase which you climb and see majestic views of Copenhagen. O: open faced " buttered bread" sandwich known as Smorrebrod, big part of the cuisines of Denmark, Norway and Sweden that usually consists of a piece of buttered rugbrød topped with commercial or homemade cold cuts, pieces of meat or fish, cheese or spreads and are truly scrumptious P: Polse: yes, the Copenhagen hot dog is delicious with so many different ways to eat: tofu, bacon, plain, onions, mustard etc. it is the bomb diggit and knocks Chi-town off its little pedestal as one of the greatest hot dogs I've ever consumed E: explore; so much to do: Malmo, Sweden is forty minutes away, Kronborg Castle, Rundetaarden, palaces, churches, markets ( Xmas, food etc) NOMA N: Nyhavn, the beautiful waterfront in Copenhagen. There are great restaurants to eat traditional Danish food, people watch and view the boats sailing by. You can catch canal tours here and view the Kissing Bridge. H: Hygge "a Danish and Norwegian term that describes a cozy, comfortable feeling much like the one you get while sipping hot cocoa around the fire with your family on a cold Christmas night. The word loosely translates from the Danish word meaning "to give comfort, joy, or courage." Imagine if New York followed this beautiful way of living. I encountered this with every Danish person on my visit A: Hans Christian Anderson was born in Copenhagen , a prolific writer who wrote "The Little Mermaid" and other classics G: Guru walks; download this wonderful app that you can sign up for and participate in free walks that can last from 2-4-8 hours. All you need to do is tip the docent. I have utilized these walks in many countries and the tours I took here were wonderful and informative. Glogg: is a traditional Scandinavian mulled wine that is a popular warm drink during the winter and Christmas holiday season. It is a spiced and sugared red wine, typically fortified with stronger spirits like aquavit, vodka, or rum, and served hot with almonds and raisins. E: Elsinore home to the UNESCO world heritage site, Kronborg Castle. This castle is notable for inspiring Shakespeare to write Hamlet N: NOMA: "a pioneering, multi-Michelin-starred restaurant in Copenhagen, famous for its innovative use of local, foraged Nordic ingredients. Status: Chef René Redzepi announced plans to close the restaurant in 2024/2025 to transform it into a food lab (Noma Projects) focusing on fermentation and innovation, though they still do pop-ups. " I always dreamed of visiting NOMA and although I won't but I had a snippet of their delicious food in POPL, the elite hamburger spot in Broen food market I indeed will return to Copenhagen, one week is not enough. Add Copenhagen to your bucket list you will not be disappointed. jeg elsker dig københavn: I love you Copenhagen in Danish.

"She walks in starlight in another world... it was just a dream..." - J.R.R. Tolkien…read more There's a romantic stillness to the city of København in Danmark (Copenhagen, Denmark to you non-Scandinavians). The city is rich in history and tradition. A Crowned Princess still lives in a castle, and yet, the Prime Minister is a søcial demøcrat! As a history romantic and time traveler, I fell in love with the simpler things of København, a Northern city in Europe. To me, it was walking back into time. The Danes seemed friendlier, the lifestyle less complicated, and the joys of existence less judged. Once the stronghold of the Vikings, today it's one of the more open-minded cities in the world! The only downer is how cold it can get, even during my visit in early Spring. The sun was out, yet the Northern chill was still in the air. I unleashed my inner Vikings battle pose at every crosswalk lol. Late Spring and thru Summer are more welcoming months for those more accustomed to warmer climates. However, even with the cooler air, this did not stop me from exploring the streets in fur boots lol. I enjoyed the historic landmarks like the 17th century Nyhavn, and Royal Palace, a monarchy that dates to almost Millennium. Of course how could I not visit Dan Lille Hafvrue (Little Mermaid) statue in honor of Hans Christian Andersen's story of unrequited love. What I found most fascinating was just the natural landscape and København architecture from the back alleys to city center. A city from the pages of a Tolkien or Andersen novel! A city with a story to tell. København opened up my heart in a way I have difficulty explaining. It's a long story, but let's just say I was here before in another lifetime. It was a fairytale of everlasting love and a Princess. Maybe it was just a dream, but to me it's forever...

I got my ears pierced again after they had not been for 10 years. They did an amazing job and are…read morevery friendly. Thank you! Highly recommended!

I got a lip piercing yesterday and not even two hours later it was infected, I haven't touched it,…read moreand it got an infection really fast. I do not recommend you should not go there.