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.

This store is located on the 1.1 km shopping zone. It is a pop culture store with Danish comic…read morebooks, silver age to golden age and a few American items. Graphic novels, posters, anime to Funko. It is large and 3 levels. Have fun inside. Across the street is a coffee shop. I love coming across comic book stores. It was very busy inside. They also sell new comic books inside. A great vibe inside. Excelsior!!!

Even though this Gamestop is pretty big in size, it still feels.. small? They definitely use all…read moretheir floor space, that's for sure. It's a pretty average GameStop to be honest, but I've had some less than average service there. Just yesterday I went in to ask for a Han Solo pop vinyl figure, and the two guys behind the counter were adamant that there was no such thing. I found it difficult to resist telling them that I'm a moderator on a forum of over 10.000 people dedicated to these figures, and that I was certain there was one. Oh well. All in all - it's a pretty average GameStop, although if you're there on a weekend, expect to stand in line for 5-10 minutes.