Great used bookstore with a nice shopkeeper. There's a ton of stuff to look at and you can really…read morespend a lot of time there. Although it might not be as organized as a new book store, this is where you find the real treasures.

Classic overstuffed second-hand bookstore in central Copenhagen near the university. Probably 80%…read moreEnglish holdings so travelers looking for paperbacks or academic types looking for older tomes should check it out.

Well, I mean... it's a bookstore. And since this is a chain bookstore (and probably the most famous…read morebookstore in Denmark), you know what you get! This particular store is my favourite of them all, with a large selection of english books, sorted into different categories. It's 3 stories high, with a coffee shop on the middle floor (do go and check out my review of it before you decide to go!). The people working there are extremely helpful and if you're in the wrong section for what you're looking for, they'll guide you to the right section so you can get help! Really my only issue with the store is that it feels like the stairs are about to break. They're made of glass and seem really wobbly, but... you know... no one has fallen through yet! ;) They very often have sales, so if you're looking for a good price, this is where I'd go!

this shop has a good selection on two floors and the employees are usually happy to help you find…read moresomething or order it. why are books so expensive in denmark? i guess that is a subject for another post..

Extremely nice cafe/book-store music store. Coziness is high and coffee is good too…read more If you are in a need of a relaxing, high cultured, coffee that is the place to go in this part of CPH !

Very cool bookstore, gift shop (sorta), and music played here. I stumbled upon it and was drawn in…read moreand did end up spending some time here. I found two amazing books: TRUST Gert Tinggard who solved the riddle of Denmark's success and that trust is essential to a functional national economy; easy read small soft back and ...by . It is eclectic store and good to spend some relaxing time in. They have unusual ethnic items that I am not sure where they were from but really nice and tempting. I saw lots of cool. I will go back and enjoy this place because it is an unusual set up and I needed more time. They were close to closing. If you are a bookstore bookie..go. I would recommend this on your list of Denmark. It's not all Denmarkyish but worth a stop.

Lovely book-cafe with a big menu to choose from. Workers very professional and usually timely with…read moreany food ordered. I loved perusing the book selection after eating and ended up spending multiple hours with books (accidentally) downstairs. As is true everywhere in CPH, be careful with your spending (but don't be afraid to indulge in a baked good or two ). Also, be careful if you decide to work on your laptop inside during the afternoon; the workers may tell you to work elsewhere to allow more space for other customers

FOOD: 4 SERVICE: 3…read moreAMBIANCE: 4 VALUE: 4 There are so many coffee shops in Copenhagen it's hard to say which is best. I can tell you that this place is really unique, more like a coffee shop inside a library. This place was buzzing when we came first lunch. You have to find a seat, then go downstairs to the counter to order. Once you've ordered, you get your drinks on a tray with a number. You tell the counter person where about you are seated and they will come find you with your food. Since this was supposed to be a light lunch, we just ordered a chicken sandwich and a tomato soup. The chicken sandwich was a piece of marinated chicken breast, lightly grilled, served on a bed of lettuce with slices of tomato in a crunchy roll, with a side of roasted potatoes. As good as any grilled chicken sandwich can get. The tomato soup can best described as " tomato-y", soupy consistency and just right for a cold Copenhagen winter day. This place is popular, it can get loud inside and you may have to wait a bit for seats, but come and hang out.

Faraos Cigarer Comics and Books is the best comicbook store I've ever been to. Its 3 stories full…read moreof comics ranging from Marvel, DC, Image, European comics as well as Manga and anime. Even Harry Potter fans will be stoked with a little room set up just for them. Did I mention there are a few more stores for cosplay, Warhammer, card games, and movie and merchandise?

Faraos Cigarer is an absolute treasure trove if you're into comics, games, or collectibles. The…read moreselection is massive--everything from mainstream Marvel and DC to indie and European graphic novels you'd have a hard time finding elsewhere. It feels like you could get lost in here for hours (in the best way). The staff really knows their stuff and are approachable whether you're a seasoned collector or just curious. I loved how organized the store is despite how much they have in stock--rows of comics, shelves of board games, RPGs, miniatures, even some vintage finds. It's the kind of place where you keep discovering new corners. Prices are fair, and it's very easy to end up walking out with more than you planned (I definitely did). If you're a fan of comics, fantasy, or gaming, this place is a must-visit in Copenhagen.

Although Faraos Cigarer seems like a behemoth with four(?) shops and one wonders how these two…read morestores can coexist, they seem to do so. Yes, this is smaller compared to Fararos' bookstore, but I feel that Fantask's selection and prices can keep up. It is definitely worth a visit. Remember that if you have a membership at Bastard Café you get a 10% discount at both stores.

Amazing selection, knowledgeable staff, cosy atmosphere. From new to rare they have a it or would…read morebe helpful enough to find it. What more can you ask for?

Best bookshop in the country. Have a huge selection of English books, but the fantasy section has…read morebeen downsized recently which kinda sucks. Lovely staff - tip; if the book you want is damaged in some way they'll usually give it to you 10% off. I can't say much about the Danish section, since I only read on English, but there is definitely a wide range of selections in the English section - YA books, fantasy, sic-fi, fiction, non-fiction. You name it, they have it and on the off-chance they don't, they'll immediately offer to order it home for you, and you won't have to pay for shipping or anything. Usually an English book is 100kr. Danish books, according to my mum, are averagely priced for Danish books. Amazing amazing place that practically feels like home!

After the fall of Atheneum it's hard to know where to go for books in the inner city. Well,…read morePolitikens Boghandel is a good choice because it has pretty much all the heart desires. Or you can order it. But it has no real personality and takes no stand on what books to have and which ones to just get rid of. Yes. I am a snob. Very much so when it comes to literature, and I love a bookstore that doesn't sell the supermarket bestsellers, but makes a point to highlight the new talents and old classics. Politikens Boghandel is not that place.

Thiemers Magasin is so far my favorite book store in Copenhagen. It has a cool selection of quality…read moreliterature in both Danish and English. A nice mix of both Nordic and more international authors. You can also buy a cup of coffee and chill out by the window. The owner/shop keeper is a very nice woman with excellent book tips, seems like she's read them all. Everything she has recommended for me has so far been very interesting and to my liking, the favorite being a selection of horror short stories. This is actually a very good place to get interesting short story collections, if you are like me and like to sometimes finish a story over dinner rather than read the same book for a longer period. Thiemers magasin is the perfect place to get your next read, some tips about literature that might suit your taste or just to browse for gifts. The prices seem fair. They also host readings and small literature related events.

I absolutely love this store and I would agree that is quite a huge store considering it has 2…read morefloors. The first floor has mounds of gorgeous old furniture, small knick knacks and various different things. What really attracts me is the clothes they have on the second floor. They have wonderful couches placed all around the place as well as large mirrors so it makes for a very comfortable place to be. The clothes is very organised and even colour coded so you don't feel overwhelmed at all. The volunteers who work there are super nice, helpful and will be your personal shopper if needed. The first time I walked in there, I walked out with a gorgeous pair of retro heels (45kr), and amazing brown satchel bag (50kr), cute boyfriend shorts (40kr), a tie shirt (55kr) and a nice blue button up shirt (60kr) for a total of 250kr and Im dying to get back to that place. They of course also have their share of shoes, hats, scarves and jewellery but if that's what you're looking for then you might be disappointed with their selection as it definitely isn't as big as their selection of clothing.

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.