The garden houses the country’s largest collection of living plants, which can be viewed indoors and outside depending on the year. Don’t miss the greenhouses.

Savor a sweet cream ball at this chocolate shop. Licorice and marzipan are popular year-round, and raspberries are available in the summer.

You haven’t had the country’s best cinnamon roll until you’ve visited this bakery. Grab a few and head to the Coffee Collective across the street and enjoy.

This is home to Denmark’s largest museum of cultural heritage where you can learn more about the Dane’s Viking heritage.

Enjoy a traditional Danish lunch here featuring open sandwiches and three-serving platters. Order the pickled herring and don’t leave without a shot of snaps.

This small studio is run by Arhoj in an old envelope factory. You can observe the hand thrown and hand cast ceramics being made and pick up a few to take home.

This tiny castle is located in the middle of the city surrounded by beautiful gardens. Purchase the “café ticket” for admission plus coffee and cake of the day.

Start the morning off with espresso or tea and a superfood acai bowl. Gluten-free porridge bowls with lemon and blueberries will also kickstart the day.

Though trends change, this shop specializes in classic fashion and accessories for men, women, and children. Pick up a signature tote to carry around town.

Escape the hustle of the city and head for a walk along the riverfront from Nyhavn to the Little Mermaid statue and enjoy the harbor views and fresh air.

This food market is where Copenhageners come for fresh food, local produce, snacks, and tons of coffee. Stop by on Wednesdays for a glass or two of sparkling.

In search of a unique gift? This shop is filled with colorful Japanese ceramics and paper goods, including bowls, teapots, and origami kits.

Go to this museum for the indoor garden and stay for the ancient collections of Roman and Greek pottery and French and Danish art from the 19th century.

This cozy Italian café near Studio Arhoj serves up bold flavors in a family-style, long table setting. There's also wine cellar focusing on natural wines.

This shop is dedicated to a carefully selected mix of international handmade ceramics, textiles, furniture, and prints all handpicked by the two founders.

Explore Danish design history here. Before joining the free-guided tours on Sundays at 2 pm, stop by the café, grab a sandwich, and sit in the outdoor garden.