Det Vide Hus is super affordable, extra cosy (or hygge as we’d say in Danish), with one of the best coffees in the city & a great selection of Danish pastry!

I’d recommend the 2-hour AirCombi, which will give you 1 hour of climbing and 1 hour of jumping – if you’re doing it right, you will be sweaty and wobbly.

Woolstock is full of yarn, character, and coziness, and whatever you desire for your next sweater or something entirely different, you can find it here.

MovieHouse is an entire night out. You can come to eat dinner while enjoying the view from the top-floor windows; you might even see the ocean.

The architecture is twisting my brain and inviting my body to move and play in new ways and the folks working there are always kind and helpful.

On the menu, you’ll find an infrared sauna where you’ll get your own private sauna box – or book the double and bring a friend.

This little shop is a place people travel to from the entire Copenhagen area to buy fresh and delicious fish. It’s been here since the beginning of time!

"Riga-boden" Copenhagen is a small shack with a handful of tables and parasols outside for a drink. It's a very local place with a great mix of people.

Between 1982 and 2007, the building (which used to be there) was an important community hub for people who challenged the norms of established society.

The building is from 1874 and the women above you are the nine muses from Greek mythology, infusing the theatre with inspiration and beauty.

As a part of a project to create artistic surprises in the city, 16 artists were commissioned to decorate the buildings of two parallel streets.

"Kongens Have": a park that provides a nice, peaceful retreat from the busy city life of Copenhagen. I suggest you go see Europe's longest flowerbed there.