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

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!

Great location, next to the metro. Very nice mall with everything you may need including a…read moresupermarket, clothing stores, electronics, pharmacy, restaurants, etc. You can be on the train in 2 minutes from the front door of the market! Very clean with nice restrooms.

As someone here said before; If you've seen one mall, you've seen them all…read more I'm sure this is a fine mall for the people who live close by, but there are definitely better malls out there. It seems the new 3rd floor is mostly dedicated to stores that only rich people can go in. I might be wrong, but they look so expensive I don't dare to go in. There's just too many clothing stores to be honest. No mall needs a billion clothing stores. There's 1 bookstore and as far as I remember 2 electronics/entertainment stores, which are pretty much the only stores I go in to. There's however also a very big Føtex, which is super nice, and right in front of that there's an escalator leading down to the metro, which is pretty great. But to be quite honest, this isn't really the mall for me. If you love clothing and don't care about 'Den danske hygge', this might be the mall for you.

I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of the fabric here. Besides fabric, there are lots of…read moreknitting and crochet supplies, plus beads, felting, yarn, and sewing stuff. It's a bright, well-organized space and no one bugs you as you stroll the aisles for way too long. (Or maybe one could say that the workers didn't help you.) Either way, I found the crochet hook I needed and picked up some felting needles, too.

I'm here visiting CHP and love checking out local fabric stores when I travel. The Kroner is much…read morestronger compared to the dollar so I was worried about it being too much but even with the currency conversion this store is priced equally if not less expensive than boutique fabric stores in the States or other EU shops. I was really happy with the store layout and the amount of fabric choices. I'm used to 45 to 60 inch wide fabrics and these are long, maybe 4ft wide!! Priced by the meter I got 3 meters for 33$ about 205DKK, so it was about 9€ a meter, very reasonable!! Staff was friendly, lots of patterns, buttons, zippers, interfacing, fluff, yarn etc.

I must say, I am normally not a Rema 1000 girl but this one was actually voted best Rema 1000 of…read more2015! It is a great space with a variety of items. The staff are efficient, and I love the crow. It is very Vesterbro in a good way...a mix of young professionals, hipsters, families and some ''creative types''. The prices are still not be be beat and the location is perfect. I heard rumor this will be torn down when they build the new Carlsberg city, but I really hope it's not the case!