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

Cute little shop in Vesterbro. Local handmade goods. Bought a cute ring. Service was excellent…read more Got very busy while I was there. Seems to be a well loved store.

Anders (the guy behind Handcraftedcph) was so wonderful to work with. My husband and I ordered our…read morewedding bands from him and they came out better than we could have ever imagined. We've gotten so many compliments on our rings and their unique and well made designs. Anders was so easy to work with via Facebook messenger and it was so easy to find his shop on Sønder Boulevard. When my husband picked up our wedding bands I also had him get two pairs of small earrings and Anders gave us a small discount on everything :) I will absolutely be going back to him for more jewelry in the future. His store is perfectly situation in Vesterbro among cute coffee shops and boutique stores. A great little stop on the weekend if you want to check out some beautifully crafted Danish design and jewelry. He also collects antiques and vintage home items, which he also sells in his store. The store itself is pretty small there are some cute benches outside to sit and enjoy a coffee or put on the jewelry you just bought :) Bonus note: His instagram feed is beautiful and is a great way to see all of his jewelry online. (@handcraftedcph)

There is a great selection of shirts, pants, shorts, and jackets! I bought a cool hoodie and my…read morewife bought a nice jean jacket & blouse!

I spent some hours walking around Copenhagen, and of all the vintage shops I went to I liked Prag…read morethe best. Mainly because of their organized shop space, but of course also because of the prices. In appearances, It's quite similar to Episode in some way, except way cheaper and not that much of a "hip" atmosphere they reach for at Episode. When I walked into Prag, I felt like I walked into my grandmas gigantic closet - and that is exactly the feeling I want to have when I visit a vintage shop. I bought a pair of Levi's jeans for 180 dkk, but if I had the time I would easily have ended up buying much more stuff. They had all sorts of dresses, organized by decade and styles (like "Little black dresses" or dresses with waaaay to much glitter and glam), shirts and jackets, and even some seriously cool and crazy swim wear. I nearly bought a swimming suit that looked liked someone had puked flowers all over it, but sadly I didn't have the time to try it on. The girl who worked there was really nice and service minded, and she could answer all the questions I had without the slightest touch of arrogance. That I think, is a really good attitude to have when you work in a vintage shop. I often tend to meet people behaving in the other direction in these kind of shops. Prag felt homey that way. If I ever go to Copenhagen again - I will certainly be back! With lots of money and time on my hands...

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.

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

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!

Nice and perfect central station since I'm taking train from Malmo to Copenhagen central. Old…read morebuilding but functional and small comparing to other stations, but 2nd busiest in Denmark. Easy to navigate with directions signs and shops in the main terminal.

The central train station in Copenhagen, it is marked as Kobenhavn H on most maps and is situated…read moreunderground with the newest M3 line platforms being 62 feet down. I intentionally planned my 2 days in Denmark around this area, with my hotel and the sites I wanted to visit within walking distance. The current station building opened in 1911, with a major overhaul in 1980 including elevators, escalators and a new station concourse. It has 7 platforms and 13 tracks, making it the largest train station in Denmark. With 100,000 travelers per day, it is the second busiest in the country. Getting to it from the airport required taking the M2 line, transferring at Kongens Nytorv to the either the M3 or M4 line to get here. The journey took a little over 30 minutes, and the trains were relatively crowded on both the inbound and outbound. The cost was (30,00 DKK - $4.69 USD converted) for the one way. There are no gates of any sort, and I didn't see any security doing ticket checks. Read on-line that fines could be substantial. Since the trains to the airport run so frequently, didn't have a chance to admire/partake of the station. On my next longer visit, will linger a bit more.

My sister and I first discovered Tiger in Reykjavik, but decided to refrain from buying anything…read moreand shop in Denmark, as Tiger is a Danish chain. We were ridiculously excited to shop at Tiger when we arrived in Copenhagen, and it did not disappoint. (I think Tiger was seriously the highlight of our time in Copenhagen.) Tiger is kind of a cross between a dollar store and IKEA. It is amazing. Prices are cheap, and the items aren't just cute, but functional too, as they have a variety of housewares. Due to luggage weight and size restrictions I couldn't buy a lot, but I did buy a few random bits and pieces. One of the items my sister and I bought were those pink luggage tags with the red heart (I'm sure everyone who's been in a Tiger store knows what I'm talking about). While waiting for our luggage at the airport we saw several suitcases sporting that tag, and figured that it must be a common item at some store. So when we saw them at Tiger, we each bought one, just for the sake of it. I wish there were a Tiger store in Vancouver!

There's no such thing as a 'walmart' in Denmark - everything is TOO expensive for that. So Tiger is…read moresimilar to Five Below in the USA. Pros: - Cheap! - Notebooks are around 10-30DKK each - You can get your everyday stuff here: dishes, utensils, alarm clocks, etc... - Spices are sold in little packs Cons: - Material doesn't last long - I mean it's cheap so that makes up for it

This was an awesome find!! It's like a huge food hall with…read moredifferent local foods. One of the main dishes I found is different toasts with toppers. It's easy to walk around and find literally anything for anyone to eat! This is a good lovers dream!

I feel it's important to share my disappointing experience in Torvehallerne at Omegn & Venner…read moreDuring our meal, our belongings were stolen, which severely affected our overall experience. Alarmingly, the staff seemed familiar with the thief/theft, even conversing with him in Roma, and appeared more upset with us for expressing our distress than with the situation itself. To make matters worse, the chef was confrontational and lacked empathy. If my customers were robbed in my establishment, I would be deeply embarrassed and would prioritize assisting them instead of responding aggressively. I was unable to pay for our meal because my device was taken, yet the restaurant insisted on charging us the full price, which we observed another patron pay. They did not contact the police or report the theft. Instead of providing assistance, we were asked to leave while the thief was allowed to walk away, despite three witnesses confirming he was the one responsible. Afterward, we approached the police, who informed us that such treatment of customers is unacceptable and raises serious safety concerns. I strongly advise potential diners to reconsider their choice of restaurant. While the food may be enjoyable, the treatment of customers left much to be desired.

Depending on what you're looking for, B&W is either a great flea market or a subpar one. For…read moremidcentury teak furniture, B&W is the jackpot. There are just piles and piles of dressers, tables, chairs, and sofas. Most of the furniture is wood and most of it seems to be midcentury modern with a large range of quality and prices. If you are looking for a Luxo lamp, this is also a good place to come as they have a large selection. The stands or stalls here are not so defined, everything sort of merges into each other. Some stalls have mobile numbers posted so I guess you can call the owner if you want to buy something and they are not around. In terms of clothes, accessories, and jewelry, this is not a very good flea market at all. The interesting thing about this place is really the old ship yard space itself. The open trusses are beautiful. The best vantage point in the building is certainly the elevated platform which holds hundreds (if not thousands) of wooden chairs. From there, you get a bird's-eye view of the flea market around you. The coolest thing I found there was a vintage blue phone booth. But there was no way I could take that home =(

Amazing place. Wish i could afford to ship overseas to the United States. A mid century dream placeread more