Copenhagen

I’ve been to Copenhagen twice—once for leisure and once for work—and both accommodations were absolutely fantastic. I can highly recommend them!

If you're looking for a truly beautiful hotel that offers a lot, Villa Copenhagen is our absolute recommendation. The rooftop pool is stunning, and in addition to a sauna, there’s also a fitness room and an amazing breakfast. The hotel is perfectly located between the city center and the trendy Vesterbro district.

If you’re more into staying in an apartment, you should check out Venders. The apartments are beautifully designed and radiate an authentic Danish vibe. The location is also fantastic—right by Nørreport Station in the heart of the city.

Breakfast

• Apollo Bar (we recommend the Blueberry Toast)

• The Roe Bar(we recommend drinking a coffee out of the beautiful mugs together with a typical morning set)

• FORMAT at the Designmuseum(we recommend the Grilled Rye Bread)

• Atelier September (we recommend the Blueberry Pancakes)

Lunch

• Broens Street Food(we recommend grabbing a glas of beer and a snack at Strangas)

• Torvehallerne (we recommend the duck sandwich at Ma Poule)

Dinner

• Italo Disco (our absolute favourite place in CPH, we recommend going for the menu to let yourself be surprised)

• Gorilla (we recommend taking a menu to let yourself be surprised)

• Paté Paté (we recommend taking a menu to let yourself be surprised)

• Warpigs (we recommend Spareibs and beer)

• Cantina (we recommend Artichoke cream & grilled bread as a starter and any of the seasonal pasta)

We loved strolling aroung Vesterbro with its nice little cafés and shops and also enjoyed the area around Kongens Have and Frederiksstaden.

Copenhagen has a variety of interesting museums, however the two places I enjoyed the most are:

Kunsthal Charlottenborg

and

Overgaden (free admission)