Nataschas Guide to Copenhagen
Guide to the best things in the Nørrebro area
Hip local Nørrebro brewpub, BRUS, is not only for beer-lovers.
In many ways, BRUS is what you would expect of a new Nørrebro hotspot. Complete with a brewery, a large and really good looking bar, an ambitious and experimental restaurant and a shop, the brewpub caters for all needs of the hip local crowds.
Take a seat in the bar with a quality brew (or more), or in the restaurant which is operated by the talented Christian Gadient - Denmark's youngest Micheling chef. Whether you go to quench your thirst or bury your hunger, BRUS manages to surprise. With 30+ craft beer and kegged cocktails on tap you are guaranteed to try something new.
Website: https://tapperietbrus.dk
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BRUS
29 GuldbergsgadeHip local Nørrebro brewpub, BRUS, is not only for beer-lovers.
In many ways, BRUS is what you would expect of a new Nørrebro hotspot. Complete with a brewery, a large and really good looking bar, an ambitious and experimental restaurant and a shop, the brewpub caters for all needs of the hip local crowds.
Take a seat in the bar with a quality brew (or more), or in the restaurant which is operated by the talented Christian Gadient - Denmark's youngest Micheling chef. Whether you go to quench your thirst or bury your hunger, BRUS manages to surprise. With 30+ craft beer and kegged cocktails on tap you are guaranteed to try something new.
Website: https://tapperietbrus.dk
Cozy, vibrant and young at heart
Elmegade is a popular and vibrant side street to Nørrebrogade and Sankt Hans Square in Nørrebro. The street buzzes with activity and is known for its small creative boutiques, bars, take away’s and cafes. In Elmegade, the atmosphere is relaxing and cozy - just like in Værnedamsvej and in Jægersborggade.
I would recommend that you visit the small jewelry shop Cappalis, which have gorgeous payable things. The lady in the shop is also always very nice, smilling and helpful.
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Elmegade
ElmegadeCozy, vibrant and young at heart
Elmegade is a popular and vibrant side street to Nørrebrogade and Sankt Hans Square in Nørrebro. The street buzzes with activity and is known for its small creative boutiques, bars, take away’s and cafes. In Elmegade, the atmosphere is relaxing and cozy - just like in Værnedamsvej and in Jægersborggade.
I would recommend that you visit the small jewelry shop Cappalis, which have gorgeous payable things. The lady in the shop is also always very nice, smilling and helpful.
The Copenhagen citizens love to chill at the bridge when the weather is nice. Have a look, bring a beer and watch the young generation enjoy their lives.
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रानी लुईज़ा पुल
2 SøtorvetThe Copenhagen citizens love to chill at the bridge when the weather is nice. Have a look, bring a beer and watch the young generation enjoy their lives.
The Lakes
Cozy market where you can buy flowers, food or sit and enjoy a glas of wine
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Torvehallerne Copenhagen
21 FrederiksborggadeCozy market where you can buy flowers, food or sit and enjoy a glas of wine
Skt Hans Torv
Sankt Hans TorvOutdoors cafes and a nice atmosphere
If you're into 2hand, the Nørrebrogade/Elmegade area is a place for you.
I would recommend the shop PRAG.
Website: http://pragcopenhagen.com/prag-norrebro/
It describes itself as:
"PRAG is the name of two second-hand/vintage shops based in Copenhagen – one is in the area of Vesterbro and the other is in Nørrebro.
The stores take inspiration from classic vintage shops in urban capitals such as Berlin and New York and all goods are collected abroad. PRAGS’ assortment is chosen based on current and future trends, but you can always find a hefty selection of casual everyday clothes, extravagant dresses, shoes and custom-made accessories. In addition, the stores have a large range of tights, bow ties, jewelry, petticoats (for both children and adults), bags and lots of other items to style up the vintage treasures."
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PRAG Nørrebro
45 NørrebrogadeIf you're into 2hand, the Nørrebrogade/Elmegade area is a place for you.
I would recommend the shop PRAG.
Website: http://pragcopenhagen.com/prag-norrebro/
It describes itself as:
"PRAG is the name of two second-hand/vintage shops based in Copenhagen – one is in the area of Vesterbro and the other is in Nørrebro.
The stores take inspiration from classic vintage shops in urban capitals such as Berlin and New York and all goods are collected abroad. PRAGS’ assortment is chosen based on current and future trends, but you can always find a hefty selection of casual everyday clothes, extravagant dresses, shoes and custom-made accessories. In addition, the stores have a large range of tights, bow ties, jewelry, petticoats (for both children and adults), bags and lots of other items to style up the vintage treasures."
Blågårdsgade is one of the Nørrebro's cozy areas
Leading up to Blågårds square, this area of Nørrebro is becoming more and more popular. At the street Blågårdsgade, you will find everything from vegetarian cafés to wine bars and a music venue.
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Blågårdsgade
BlågårdsgadeBlågårdsgade is one of the Nørrebro's cozy areas
Leading up to Blågårds square, this area of Nørrebro is becoming more and more popular. At the street Blågårdsgade, you will find everything from vegetarian cafés to wine bars and a music venue.
Guide to the Jægersborggade area: My favorite things right next to the apartment
Stefanos is right around the corner from the apartment. They serve an excellent breakfast/brunch.
It's very popular especially in the weekend where you will see all the local enjoying their day of.
it is possible to sit outside during the summer.
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Stefanos Pizzabar
33 StefansgadeStefanos is right around the corner from the apartment. They serve an excellent breakfast/brunch.
It's very popular especially in the weekend where you will see all the local enjoying their day of.
it is possible to sit outside during the summer.
Go to Kronborggade and find the little "BAR"-sign in front of the pub.
Kornborggade 3 is a locale pub. You can meet all type of people here, but the guests are most often older university student in the mid/late twenties.
The pub is small and it can be quite crowded -but it is my favourite pub non the matter.
As a classic small danish pub, they allow smoking at Kronborggade 3
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Kronborggade 3
3 KronborggadeGo to Kronborggade and find the little "BAR"-sign in front of the pub.
Kornborggade 3 is a locale pub. You can meet all type of people here, but the guests are most often older university student in the mid/late twenties.
The pub is small and it can be quite crowded -but it is my favourite pub non the matter.
As a classic small danish pub, they allow smoking at Kronborggade 3
My favorite take out place.
Stefanos Pizzabar is famous for their delicious pizzas.
Tip: Check out their menu and order at http://stefanospizza.dk
It is possible to eat at the Pizzabar too.
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Stefanos Pizzabar
33 StefansgadeMy favorite take out place.
Stefanos Pizzabar is famous for their delicious pizzas.
Tip: Check out their menu and order at http://stefanospizza.dk
It is possible to eat at the Pizzabar too.
Try the world-famous and very delicious bakery: Meyers.
They serve coffee and danish pastry (of cause) - to go or to stay
If you want to try traditional danish food, buy some rye bread. For breakfast it should be enjoyed either with cheese or toasted with butter.
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Meyers Bageri - Jægersborggade
9 JægersborggadeTry the world-famous and very delicious bakery: Meyers.
They serve coffee and danish pastry (of cause) - to go or to stay
If you want to try traditional danish food, buy some rye bread. For breakfast it should be enjoyed either with cheese or toasted with butter.
Nørrebroparken - Playground
28-30 StefansgadeIn a small restaurant you otherwise would't notice is the best Thai take away in the area. The food is excellent, the price is cheap and the personal is extremely kind and nice. If you like thai food - do not miss out on this.
Open until 21.30 (9.30 pm)
Mobile: +45 35 81 06 02
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Nittiya's Thai Take Away
39 JagtvejIn a small restaurant you otherwise would't notice is the best Thai take away in the area. The food is excellent, the price is cheap and the personal is extremely kind and nice. If you like thai food - do not miss out on this.
Open until 21.30 (9.30 pm)
Mobile: +45 35 81 06 02
Sightseeing Guide: What to do in Copenhagen while you're visiting
Places to see while visiting Copenhagen.
In general check out Visit Copenhagens website for tips and tricks during your stay:
https://www.visitcopenhagen.com/copenhagen-tourist?_ga=2.194656109.171104435.1555515694-695007006.1535074121
A Danish national treasure: The Little Mermaid is a sculpture of the female main character in one of H.C. Andersons storries.
(You might know her from the Disney movie as Ariel)
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छोटी सी जलपरी
LangelinieA Danish national treasure: The Little Mermaid is a sculpture of the female main character in one of H.C. Andersons storries.
(You might know her from the Disney movie as Ariel)
If you are interested in the Royal Danish family, visit Amalienborg Castle where Queen Margrethe and her son prince Fredeik lives.
You can also see the Garder guarding the Castle. There is a 'Changing-of-the-guard' ceremoni everyday at noon.
http://www.kongernessamling.dk/en/amalienborg/
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अमालिएनबोर्ग
5 Amalienborg SlotspladsIf you are interested in the Royal Danish family, visit Amalienborg Castle where Queen Margrethe and her son prince Fredeik lives.
You can also see the Garder guarding the Castle. There is a 'Changing-of-the-guard' ceremoni everyday at noon.
http://www.kongernessamling.dk/en/amalienborg/
Købmagergade is a shopping street in central Copenhagen. The street starts at Nørreport and ends at Strøget (the main shopping street). You can find everything here: from danish brands such as Matas (make-up store), and the popular juice bar Joe and the Juice to world famous brands: Prada, Gucci, Louis Vuitton etc.
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Købmagergade
KøbmagergadeKøbmagergade is a shopping street in central Copenhagen. The street starts at Nørreport and ends at Strøget (the main shopping street). You can find everything here: from danish brands such as Matas (make-up store), and the popular juice bar Joe and the Juice to world famous brands: Prada, Gucci, Louis Vuitton etc.
TIP: During the summertime approximately at 11:45 (am) you will also be able to see the The King's Watch ceremoni. See description below.
The King's Watch (Kongevagt) - ceremoni:
Every day at noon, you can watch the change of guards in the court yard. When HM the Queen is in residence, the ceremony is called The King's Watch (Kongevagt) and the guards are accomopanied by the Royal Guards music band. The route, that starts at 11:31 at the barracks, goes: Rosenborggade, Købmagergade, Østergade, Kongens Nytorv, Bredgade, Sct. Annæ Plads, Amaliegade, and Amalienborg.
If one of the Royal Princes is residing at the palace in the capacity of regents, the parade is called The Lieutenant Watch, and drums and flutes will be heard.
In other cases (when the palace is not inhabited or the princes are at home but not in the capacity of regent) the Guards march through Copenhagen without music accompaniment, and the route is shorter. This watch is called The Manor Watch.
https://changing-guard.com/changing-guard-worldwide/copenhagen-denmark.html
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Købmagergade
KøbmagergadeTIP: During the summertime approximately at 11:45 (am) you will also be able to see the The King's Watch ceremoni. See description below.
The King's Watch (Kongevagt) - ceremoni:
Every day at noon, you can watch the change of guards in the court yard. When HM the Queen is in residence, the ceremony is called The King's Watch (Kongevagt) and the guards are accomopanied by the Royal Guards music band. The route, that starts at 11:31 at the barracks, goes: Rosenborggade, Købmagergade, Østergade, Kongens Nytorv, Bredgade, Sct. Annæ Plads, Amaliegade, and Amalienborg.
If one of the Royal Princes is residing at the palace in the capacity of regents, the parade is called The Lieutenant Watch, and drums and flutes will be heard.
In other cases (when the palace is not inhabited or the princes are at home but not in the capacity of regent) the Guards march through Copenhagen without music accompaniment, and the route is shorter. This watch is called The Manor Watch.
https://changing-guard.com/changing-guard-worldwide/copenhagen-denmark.html
The Round Tower
52A Købmagergadeकोपेनहेगन ऑपेरा हाउस
10 EkvipagemestervejEnjoy the sun at the King's Garden
If the weather is nice, you'll see people from all over greater Copenhagen drinkring a beer, playing games and tanning in the sun.
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राजा का बगीचा
Øster Voldgade 4AEnjoy the sun at the King's Garden
If the weather is nice, you'll see people from all over greater Copenhagen drinkring a beer, playing games and tanning in the sun.
In old days, Nyhavn was a place for sailors coming to Copenhagen, and the port was splited in two parts - one naughty, and one nice side.
Nowadays Nyhavn - known for its picturesque harbour with old sailing ships bobbing on the canals water, and colourful facades of old houses.
However, Nyhavn is still popular among the locals, who as soon as weather permits occupy numerous outdoors bars and restaurants by the canal. Others prefer to spend time simply sitting by the waterfront and chatting over some beers. Today, on this formerly gloomy side of the street, the atmosphere is always cosy and familiar.
The famous Danish writer H. C. Andersen wrote his first fairy tale in the house number 20 down the harbour in 1835; he ended his life in the house number 18. In between, he lived nineteen years in the number 67
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Nyhavn 17
17 NyhavnIn old days, Nyhavn was a place for sailors coming to Copenhagen, and the port was splited in two parts - one naughty, and one nice side.
Nowadays Nyhavn - known for its picturesque harbour with old sailing ships bobbing on the canals water, and colourful facades of old houses.
However, Nyhavn is still popular among the locals, who as soon as weather permits occupy numerous outdoors bars and restaurants by the canal. Others prefer to spend time simply sitting by the waterfront and chatting over some beers. Today, on this formerly gloomy side of the street, the atmosphere is always cosy and familiar.
The famous Danish writer H. C. Andersen wrote his first fairy tale in the house number 20 down the harbour in 1835; he ended his life in the house number 18. In between, he lived nineteen years in the number 67
कोपेनहेगन कैथेड्रल
8 NørregadeTivoli Garden is actually an amusement park - but is just as much known for its theme and decoration.
Tivoli Gardens was founded in 1843 and has become a national treasure and an international attraction. Fairytale writer Hans Christian Andersen visited many times, as did Walt Disney and many other celebrities, who all fell in love with the gardens.
Part of Tivoli Gardens' secret is that there is something for everyone. The scenery is beautiful with exotic architecture, historic buildings and lush gardens. At night, thousands of colored lights create a fairy tale atmosphere that is completely unique.
The rides are all designed to match Tivoli's architecture and gardens. Some rides are wonderfully nostalgic. Others will match the expectations of the keenest thrill seekers.
Tivoli’s oldest and most popular ride, the wooden Roller Coaster from 1914, is one of only seven roller coasters worldwide which have a brakeman on board every train.
Experience the Tivoli Food Hall where you will find some of the city's best eateries, along with some exciting and brand, new food concepts. As a guest, you will be able to choose from a range of tempting gastronomic offerings and you can satisfy your thirst with high-quality beverages.
Tivoli Food Hall is located at the Tivoli Corner Building opposite the Central Station with free access from the street. Tivoli Food Hall is open all year.
There is an entrance fee.
https://www.tivoligardens.com/en?_ga=2.243906629.1597318871.1555520817-1028363933.1555520817
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तिवोली उद्यान
3 VesterbrogadeTivoli Garden is actually an amusement park - but is just as much known for its theme and decoration.
Tivoli Gardens was founded in 1843 and has become a national treasure and an international attraction. Fairytale writer Hans Christian Andersen visited many times, as did Walt Disney and many other celebrities, who all fell in love with the gardens.
Part of Tivoli Gardens' secret is that there is something for everyone. The scenery is beautiful with exotic architecture, historic buildings and lush gardens. At night, thousands of colored lights create a fairy tale atmosphere that is completely unique.
The rides are all designed to match Tivoli's architecture and gardens. Some rides are wonderfully nostalgic. Others will match the expectations of the keenest thrill seekers.
Tivoli’s oldest and most popular ride, the wooden Roller Coaster from 1914, is one of only seven roller coasters worldwide which have a brakeman on board every train.
Experience the Tivoli Food Hall where you will find some of the city's best eateries, along with some exciting and brand, new food concepts. As a guest, you will be able to choose from a range of tempting gastronomic offerings and you can satisfy your thirst with high-quality beverages.
Tivoli Food Hall is located at the Tivoli Corner Building opposite the Central Station with free access from the street. Tivoli Food Hall is open all year.
There is an entrance fee.
https://www.tivoligardens.com/en?_ga=2.243906629.1597318871.1555520817-1028363933.1555520817
Located in the former Naval barracks in Copenhagen, Nyboder is a row-house district and a major tourist attraction. Built with an aim to provide accommodation to the families of the rapidly growing Royal Danish Navy and their families, this housing district was first built by Christian IV. Originally painted in red and white, today these houses are referred to as "Nyboder Yellow" due to the different hues of yellow. Over the years, Nyboder has housed enlisted personnel of the Danish Navy, Army and Air Force but starting 2006, this housing was open to civilians as well. Attractions here include: Nyboder's Church, Edouard Suenson Memorial, and Christian IV statue.
Near the Kings Garden and the Little Mermaid
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Nyboder
24 Sankt Pauls GadeLocated in the former Naval barracks in Copenhagen, Nyboder is a row-house district and a major tourist attraction. Built with an aim to provide accommodation to the families of the rapidly growing Royal Danish Navy and their families, this housing district was first built by Christian IV. Originally painted in red and white, today these houses are referred to as "Nyboder Yellow" due to the different hues of yellow. Over the years, Nyboder has housed enlisted personnel of the Danish Navy, Army and Air Force but starting 2006, this housing was open to civilians as well. Attractions here include: Nyboder's Church, Edouard Suenson Memorial, and Christian IV statue.
Near the Kings Garden and the Little Mermaid
Christiania is a neighborhood in Copenhagen that declared itself as a free state within Denmark. It was founded by the hippies in the beginning of the seventies and most of the houses are former military barracks. The freetown is different and spectacular. It’s a bohemian neighborhood filled with street art, artists and vagabonds. You will find something interesting to see around every corner.
Nowadays Christiania is also known for Pusher Street: Even thought hash is illegal in Denmark, you will see a huge amount of small shops selling it. Do not take pictures of this, the people doesn't like it.
However, Christiania is a harmless place and feel free to take pictures of the houses and the art. See the Visit Copenhagen guide for more information
https://www.visitcopenhagen.com/copenhagen/christiania-gdk957761
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Freetown Christiania
Christiania is a neighborhood in Copenhagen that declared itself as a free state within Denmark. It was founded by the hippies in the beginning of the seventies and most of the houses are former military barracks. The freetown is different and spectacular. It’s a bohemian neighborhood filled with street art, artists and vagabonds. You will find something interesting to see around every corner.
Nowadays Christiania is also known for Pusher Street: Even thought hash is illegal in Denmark, you will see a huge amount of small shops selling it. Do not take pictures of this, the people doesn't like it.
However, Christiania is a harmless place and feel free to take pictures of the houses and the art. See the Visit Copenhagen guide for more information
https://www.visitcopenhagen.com/copenhagen/christiania-gdk957761
A new and very popular thing to do in Copenhagen.
See the city from the channels. Rent a boat and have a nice time on the water.
The locals also enjoy this new concept, and you'll see both friends or colleagues starting there party with a beer and a good talk in the boats.
Tickets and more information: https://en.goboat.dk
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GoBoat Boat Rental - Islands Brygge
10 Islands BryggeA new and very popular thing to do in Copenhagen.
See the city from the channels. Rent a boat and have a nice time on the water.
The locals also enjoy this new concept, and you'll see both friends or colleagues starting there party with a beer and a good talk in the boats.
Tickets and more information: https://en.goboat.dk
The best way and the right way of traveling in Copenhagen is by bike.
Denmark is know for its bicyclists and you should join the fun.
It is possible to to rent a City Bike (in Danish: Bycykel)at Stefansgade, just around the corner from the apartment.
For prices and information visit https://bycyklen.dk/en/
Cph Citybikes
9 StefansgadeThe best way and the right way of traveling in Copenhagen is by bike.
Denmark is know for its bicyclists and you should join the fun.
It is possible to to rent a City Bike (in Danish: Bycykel)at Stefansgade, just around the corner from the apartment.
For prices and information visit https://bycyklen.dk/en/
Have you ever been insight a real castle? Or seen actual royal jewelries? Well here is your chance. Visit Rosenborg Castle (near the Kings Garden) to have a trip down the royal memory lane. Be amazed by the beautiful crowns and necklaces and learn about the history of the Royal Danish family.
For information about the different tours, prices, opening hours etc. visit: http://www.kongernessamling.dk/en/rosenborg/
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रोसेनबोर्ग कैसल
4A Øster VoldgadeHave you ever been insight a real castle? Or seen actual royal jewelries? Well here is your chance. Visit Rosenborg Castle (near the Kings Garden) to have a trip down the royal memory lane. Be amazed by the beautiful crowns and necklaces and learn about the history of the Royal Danish family.
For information about the different tours, prices, opening hours etc. visit: http://www.kongernessamling.dk/en/rosenborg/
This is a very nice place to try (and love) a traditional Danish dish: Smørrebrød.
The place is affordable and the food is made in a modern way. The guests are hip and the coffee is good. What's not to love?
Mad & Kaffe is furthermore placed at Sønder Boulevard (Vesterbro), which is a wonderful street to visit.
https://madogkaffe.dk/?lang=en
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Mad & Kaffe
68 Sønder Blvd.This is a very nice place to try (and love) a traditional Danish dish: Smørrebrød.
The place is affordable and the food is made in a modern way. The guests are hip and the coffee is good. What's not to love?
Mad & Kaffe is furthermore placed at Sønder Boulevard (Vesterbro), which is a wonderful street to visit.
https://madogkaffe.dk/?lang=en