I almost dont want to tell people about this place because I love it so much. In one week in…read moreCopenhagen I visited four times. FOUR TIMES! So, listen, OSV is one of those places that has constantly rotation selection of items, so it is different every day. People come in and sell their stuff, and then you buy it. Some of the items are gently used, some are brand new with the tags still on. The majority are high-end local brands like Acne, Malene Birger, and Wood Wood. The place is pretty small, so they have a pretty limited selection, but it is all top quality. No digging! They have mostly clothing, but also some shoes, bags and accessories as well. Good news for men! They have a good mens section as well with Trigger, Han Kopenhagen, raw denim jeans, etc. This place is a gem. Dont miss it.

O-S-V Second Hand Fashion is simply one of the best second hand shops in the city…read more A unique ability to combine the classic consignment concept with a strict curation of some of the most interesting brands out there definitely makes O-S-V worth a visit. There are truly a lot of great bargains to be found here, and stumbling upon brands like Thom Browne, Junya Watanabe, ACNE and YSL at very fair prices would not come as a surprise. I can only give O-S-V my best recommendations, so make sure to find your way to the little shop whenever you need to satisfy your need for something new in your wardrobe!

The website got me interested in this shop. When I went to the store to investigate further, I got…read moreimpeccable service, and I found was I was hoping to find - for a very fair price, even. I'll be back!

The jewelry display in the front of the store drew me in. The jewelry is beautiful and reasonable…read morefor most of the jewelry. Some pieces were a tad bit too much. Didn't stop me from lusting though!

This store is hard to miss as you walk by on Istedgade, and even harder not to walk into. From the…read moreracks outside and items in their window, one can tell there's going to be a lot of god finds in the store. They have a wide variety, such as clothes, housewares, records, and furniture. My particular favorites were many of the sets of glasses and cups. If I wasn't afraid they'd break traveling (and had some extra room at home), I would surely have taken away my fair share.

I know I have been skeptical toward second hand shops lately, but this place is a treasure trove!!…read more The first floor is reserved for big stuff as furnitures on the front and more delicate items on the back. You are dreaming of owning one of those old fashioned vases that used to adorn your grandmother's living room? You'd probably find it here. Also looking for Christmas album CD anno 1995 featuring WHAM and the likes? You'd also probably find it here. The big hit for me is on the second floor. Up the stairs and to the left they have very comfy designed library-lookalike with rows and rows books for sale with price tags showing fractions of what the original prices were. Books sold here are extremely in good condition, unlike in several "Antikvariet" I have been to, but there are obviously newer books too. To put it shortly, if you're about to give someone a book as a present from here, they wouldn't know if it's second hand and it's good for the whole saving environment stuff isn't it? Less trees to fell for your books. Next to the book room, there's the children articles occupying the space. Clothing, toys, you name it. On the right side of the upper room there is the second hand clothing area. They all look in very good condition, I guess The Red Cross is very good at vetting these clothing. I did a browse to see if there's anything I like. Alas, I'm quite picky when it comes to clothing. But hey, it's worth checking out, and when you need to give (Christmas) presents, this place is maybe worth to look at.

Zara for 12$ American. Enough said! Plus there are a lot of Røde Kors to enjoy around the cityread more

I live quite close to Designkollektivet and pass by almost every day. It's small…read moreup-coming/hobby-designers that have started it together, and last time I checked there for six of them running the store together. They produce and sell their own jewelry, clothes, accessories for your home, prints and so much more. I first visited it a year ago. They had these lovely earrings in the window that I just had to have. The guy in the shop was really nice, and when he couldn't answer my questions, he tried to call the girl that had designed the earrings. When she didn't answer, I got her phone number, so that I could send her a message. That's good service! I believe that the products they have here are really nice, and considering that they make it all themselves in quite small amounts, I think that the price range is good as well. The reason Designkollektivet dosen't get five starts is because there are many shops like this one in Copenhagen. Designkollektivet is good - but it dosen't stand out from all other shops. So to get the last star, I think they need to be a bit more innovative.

Bought a gorgeous ring here from the artist herself who made it. It wasn't cheap but well worth the…read moreprice to have something so beautiful and unique. I wish I knew the artist's name, but she was a pleasure to chat with and very patient as I made my decision.

My favorite jewelry store in Scandinavia. Ladyfingers is…read morealways a must visit for my family and I. They carry my favorite Danish jewelry designers Lea Winberg and Morning Dew by Sabine Rahbek. All of the jewelry is handmade and crafted locally, and collections are curated in the spirit of true Danish style. The sales assistants are very helpful and polite, and this is the place to go if you want to add beautiful Scandinavian pieces to your jewelry collection.

It's hard not to rate any food market like this as anything less than 5 stars because there really…read moreis something for everyone! I loved it. Always on the search for some authentic food native to the culture, you can certainly find it here. But you can also find lots of other stuff, too like tacos with fresh tortillas and mochi ice cream! FOOD: Some of it was great! Some of it okay. The smorebord was good but not the best I've had. Still I had the Danish meatball one and the smoked salmon one - both good but not great. Loved the fried fish and the pork belly! Supremely awesome. The mochi ice cream was a treat and the French meringue were simply delicious. I bit undercooked for me, but I can't turn down a good meringue. SERVICE: Overall, good. Nice portions. Great plating. And the people were all very nice. More like quick service but that's what you want from a place like this so you can experience different places. COST: Worth it. Nothing was overblown. All were a tad bit on the higher side, but not more than you would epxect. Definitely a fun place to go and check out.

WHAT A LITTLE GEM! 4.8…read more As we strolled around the area of our hotel, we came across this lovely neighborhood market. Flower stands with freshly cut flowers and an abundance of vegetable crates colored the exterior of the building's grounds. The enclosed building is made from beautiful glass and metal, with the inside feeling open and airy, making it feel a bit like a greenhouse with its natural lighting. We found an assortment of shops offering meats, condiments, pastries, baked goods, coffee, fresh seafood, pastas, prepared salads, sushi, lunch spots, cured meats, nuts, beer, wine, fresh herbs, sandwiches, caviar, ice cream, cheeses, housewares and gift items; quite the assortment here! The only thing that was difficult to find were non-food gifts for our friends that were actually made in Denmark. Most were manufactured overseas. We stopped and had a wonderful lunch at the very popular Hallernes Smørrebrød, seated at their bar. This market is definitely worth a visit.