visitor guides to Denmark

Sep 16, 2011

Visiting a few Copenhagen clubs may be the perfect way for you to unwind after a long day. These nightclubs are often known for loud music, snazzy cocktails, and dynamite dancing. Keep in mind, though, that many of these clubs open very late, and you just may be dancing until the wee hours of the morning.

The Top Copenhagen Tourist Attractions

Sep 16, 2011

The city of Copenhagen has one of the most interesting histories. These stories are often told through modern tourist attractions around the city. Tourists and residents alike often can't help but flock to some of the more popular Copenhagen tourist attractions.

Shopping Venues in Copenhagen

What makes the shopping venues in Copenhagen so unique is that they are truly part of the whole Copenhagen experience. To experience the city completely, you have to get in some quality shopping time.

No visit to Copenhagen is finished until you have spent some time in Strøget. The longest pedestrian street in the world, it is home to tons of stores for any price range. You could spend hours in Strøget without getting bored (all though you may get tired!) Don’t worry; there are plenty of cafes and restaurants to relax at. But the shopping doesn’t stop there. Copenhagen is also home to some extravagant shopping areas like Illum and Magasin du Nord. For family-friendly shopping, the play area at Field’s shopping center is perfect. And obviously, the kids will love a trip to the Lego Store.

Shopping in Copenhagen is much more than shopping. It is an adventure that will take you to some of the city’s most famous sights and buildings. Adults and children alike will be amazed by the many things they find.

5 Shopping Venues in Copenhagen

Bang & Olufsen

Bang & Olufsen Kongens Nytorv 26, 1050 København

Bang & Olufsen is a world famous electronics store specializing in all types of audio and video technology. Even if you don't plan on purchasing, head in to experience some of the amazing innovations, like the state-of-the-art Beolab speakers.

http://www.bang-olufsen.com/
Fisketorvet

Fisketorvet Kalvebod Brygge 59, 1560 København

This shopping center's name comes form the fish market that used to reside here. Today, it is a sprawling shopping area with more than 120 shops to choose from. With plenty of quiet cafes and restaurants, you can make a day out of your trip to Fisketorvet.

http://www.fisketorvet.dk/W/do/centre/
Lego Store

Lego Store Vimmelskaftet 37, 1161 København

Did you know that Lego was started in Denmark? Lego (short for leg godt) mean play-well in Danish. Knowing all of this, how could you go to Denmark and not experience Lego? The Lego store is the perfect shopping venue for the whole family (or for adults who just wanna play like kids for a while.) Have fun!

http://stores.lego.com/en-us/Copenhagen/LandingPage.aspx
Magasin du Nord

Magasin du Nord Kongens Nytorv 13, 1095 København

Located in the heart of Copenhagen Magasin du Nord is an extravagant shopping area that is very easy to get to because it of the high-speed Metro station inside. The gorgeous 7-story building has any and all types of shopping. And if you need some help sorting through all of the selections, you can get a free personal shopping assistant for up to an hour! Magasin du Nord in a can't-miss Danish staple.

http://shop.magasin.dk/
Strøget Street Market

Strøget Street Market Frederiksberggade, 1459 København

The Strøget Street Market is Copenhagen's best known outdoor shopping venue and the longest pedestrian street in the world. You will find everything here, from the most expensive brands in the world to budget-friendly chains and quirky local shops. It is also home to some of Copenhagen's best sights and great restaurants. Strøget is the perfect place to spend an hour or an entire day.