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The Danes have what it takes: not only because of the Sm
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d, the capital Copenhagen is worth a visit. Fashion photographer Sigurd Grünberger tells us where the coolest parties are or which neighborhood you should visit.
Stockholm is the most beautiful Scandinavian city in winter, Copenhagen in summer and the most beautiful in Denmark in general. And not just because of the enchanting little mermaid who watches over the mainland from her rock. The metropolis stands for colorful hustle and bustle, first-class restaurants, many ships and even more bicycles. Sigurd Grünberger is a fashion photographer and has lived in Copenhagen for twelve years. If he had to move away one day, “then only to Paris“. But he is not sure – he would miss the most beautiful girls in the world. Here are his insider tips for our short trip.
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Ryan Adams, concert, 7.5.2012
The man is great – certainly in Copenhagen too.
Copenhagen Beer Festival, 10.-12.5.2012
The Danes have more to offer than Carlsberg.
Hotels in Copenhagen
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The
Radisson Blu Royal
5-star hotel is located in the middle of the hustle and bustle and boasts a restaurant praised by the New York Times that offers a magnificent panorama of the city. The skyscraper was created under the leadership of architect and designer Arne Jacobsen, who designed it on behalf of the Scandinavian airline. If you are staying here, book room 606.
Hammerichsgade 1, 1611 Copenhagen
Restaurants in Copenhagen
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The best steaks come from the
Rex Republic
a rustic restaurant opposite the Danish Masonic Order building. It is served with Danish bread, deep-fried potato wedges and seasonal vegetables.
Blegdamsvej 106, 2100 Copenhagen
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Vietnamese cuisine in Denmark, why not? The
Lêlê
is said to serve the best and also has a good reputation for its drinks. On Saturdays and Sundays, you can also order an excellent Asian brunch here.
Vesterbrogade 40, 1620 Copenhagen
The Italian restaurant Era Ora is a little more expensive and is generally known for its homemade pasta. There is a story about a man who regularly cheated on his wife. Whenever she found out about it, he took her to the Era Ora and all her sins were forgiven.
Overgaden neden vandet 33B, 1414 Copenhagen
Shopping in Copenhagen
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Anyone who appreciates Scandinavian fashion would do well to visit some of the thousands of vintage stores. One of the best is
Decor Vintage
.
Rømersgade 9, 1362 Copenhagen
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If you like it colorful and extravagant, the
Prague
in Vesterbro.
Vesterbrogade 98A, 1620 Copenhagen
One of the up-and-coming designers from Copenhagen is Susanne Rützou, who was nominated for the Danish Fashion Award last year. You will find her boutique at Regnegade 3.
Regnegade 3, 1620 Copenhagen
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The two shopping streets Strøget and Købmagergade invite you to store with brands such as Gucci, Louis Vuitton, Chanel and others.
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Capturing memories without a camera:
Photografica
offers not only the latest products but also second-hand cameras.
Skindergade 41, 1159 Copenhagen
Party in Copenhagen
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For those who like a chic ambience: The NASA is kept in meticulous space travel style. An elevator takes you to the second floor, where you will increasingly meet models and guys who can afford them.
Gothersgade 8F, 1123 Copenhagen
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Things are more informal in
Rust
located in the vibrant Nørrebro district. The club is synonymous with good concerts, always with US indie rockers.
Guldbergsgade 8, 2200 Copenhagen
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Grab a bite to eat and sip the best cocktails in town,
Dangerous
is hip. If you make an appointment in advance, you can also have your hair cut at the club.
Fælledvej 7, 2200 Copenhagen
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To the Simons Nightclub is the hardest to get into. But it’s worth the effort. The owners attach great importance to being unique.
Store Strandstræde 14, 1255 Copenhagen
Copenhagen’s neighborhoods
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Don’t be misled by Versterbro’s reputation as a red-light district. The district promises to be a hive of activity.
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As in the Nørrebro district, cafés line up alongside restaurants, bars and clubs.
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The Christianshavn district with its old buildings and many canals is ideal for a long walk.
Must do
Rent a bike. The best way to explore Copenhagen is on two wheels.
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is a fashion photographer in Copenhagen.
loves sunshine.
hates January.
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