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Shopping The guide was updated: 2023-04-13

Copenhagen is great for shopping, both because of the variety of the shops and because the city is compact. Start your shopping trip in the inner city. On Strøget, you will find most of the big chain stores and more exclusive shops.

Stroll down the small streets parallel to Strøget and Købmagergade where you will find vintage shops, Danish designers such as Wood Wood, Malene Birger and Henrik Vibskov, and small jewellry and ceramics shops.

Streets outside the inner city that are worth checking out are Istedgade, Gl. Kongevej, Elmegade, Jægersborggade and Østerbrogade. Enjoy, and remember your walking shoes.

Field’s

Field’s

Field’s is the largest shopping centre in Denmark located with excellent accessibility for all. In Field’s you get everything under one roof. It is Copenhagen’s ultimate shopping and leisure destination and the perfect place to shop, eat and meet your friends.

Wood Wood

Wood Wood

Looking to shop for local fashion of the upper price range? Do stop by Wood Wood - a Danish brand that produces clothing and accessories. The store also features a few hop brands from the USA and Japan.

Normann Copenhagen

Normann Copenhagen

Even if you're not looking to buy furniture, it might still be worth to stop by this iconic Danish home store to look around and marvel at the cleverly designed items a stylish Danish home may contain. You might not be able to resist the temptation to make a purchase.

Norse Store

Norse Store

If the men's look you see on Danish streets is something you see yourself pulling off, drop by Norse Projects and browse through some incredibly hip menswear styles. The store sells a variety of different styles of its own label.

Juul's Vin og Spiritus

Juul's Vin og Spiritus

Spiritus connoisseurs shouldn't miss this Copenhagen mix of showroom and liquor shop that sells high-quality wines and boasts an incredible selection of whiskeys. This establishment even hosts events, so take a look at the website if interested.

Illum

Illum

One of the few big shopping malls in Copenhagen, Illum is a shopping venue with stores and boutiques displaying both Scandinavian and international brands. There is a grocery store in the basement which is rumoured to offer a nice selection of wines and cheeses.

Magasin du Nord

Magasin du Nord

Magasin du Nord is an iconic, long-standing upscale shopping venue. Multiple Scandinavian and international brands are represented at this department store, and items range from household goods to clothing and cosmetics.

Henrik Vibskov Boutique

Henrik Vibskov Boutique

If outrageous and extravagant clothing is something you dare to wear, Henrik Vibskov's boutique is the right place for you. Those whose tastes lean into a slightly more conservative direction will still enjoy browsing through this store's one-of-kind clothing items, even if for entertainment only.

Faraos Cigarer

Faraos Cigarer

This comic book shop has all a nerd's heart desires - an enormous collection of comics and graphic novels, along with action figures and all sorts of comic memorabilia.

LEGO Store

LEGO Store

Located right in the heart of Old Town, the LEGO store is hard to miss. It was recently re-opened after renovation, and now brings even more joy to its visitors. Come here to stock up on Lego or just look at the mini-Nyhavn made up completely of these colourful building blocks.

Playtype

Playtype

The best way to describe this unique little store is as a "typography playground" that far not only graphic designers will find entertaining. What's on display here is the result of experimenting with all sorts of prints, and the items on sale are products created by a Danish brand and design agency e-Types.

Storm

Storm

A name not unfamiliar to fashionistas worldwide, Storm is a high-end boutique that features clothing and accessories by Céline, Adam Kimmel, Maison Kitsuné, Comme des Garçons, Peter Pilotto, Common Affairs and Katy Ear, to name just a few. Books, music and even mini in-store exhibitions are to be found here, too.

Jægersborggade

Jægersborggade

Jægersborggade is a street that has managed to shed its reputation of being somewhat dodgy and it has recently turned into one of Copenhagen's hippest places to be. The street runs through the upcoming neighbourhood of Nørrebro and it is lined with vintage boutiques, cafes and even Michelin-starred restaurants.

Vesterbro

Vesterbro

The neighborhood of Vesterbro isn't only home to Copenhagen's red light district and some of the best eateries in town, but also quite a few vintage shops and clothing boutiques that will surely make a fashionista's heart beat faster. Do not miss Istedgade street, the hippest of them all.

Latin Quarter

Latin Quarter

Copenhagen's very own Latin Quarter is made up of 4 main streets (Studiestræde, Skt. Pedersstræde, Larsbjørnsstræde and Teglgårdsstræde), and is known for the variety of creative avantgarde boutiques, as well as second-hand shops and food take-outs. The proximity to the University means the area is always flooded with hip, in-style young students.

Bredgade

Bredgade

Bredgade is Copenhagen's prime location for art-lovers and collectors, as here is where most auction houses are established. Antiques, paintings, vintage items and collectables, as well as modern art and design products are to be found here in abundance.

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