Copenhagen is possibly my favourite city I have ever visited, despite never being there during my favourite season (summer). I’ve spent time in the Danish capital in autumn, winter and spring now, and can confirm that it is a city for all seasons, with a never-ending list of places to visit whatever time of year you time your visit for.
Sick of spotting the same old places mentioned on every guide I come across, my secret spots for Copenhagen look beyond Atelier September, the Meatpacking District and shopping trips to Ganni and HAY. Read on to discover my list of hidden gems for a city that manages to be slow, sustainable and stylish all at once.
This is the first edition of my new series of curated lists, entitled Secret Spots. I’ll be sharing these lists on a regular basis for my paid subscribers. Upcoming lists will include Paris, Athens and Manchester, with many more destinations in mind for the future.
This is the best secondhand store I’ve ever rummaged through. Expect to find Danish brands such as Ganni and By Malene Birger at bargain prices.
There are six Hart Bageri’s around the city. I visited the Holmen branch and fell in love with their black sesame cookies.
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