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“Copenhagen is a city of contrasts – world-class yet wonderfully down-to-earth. Here, you can bike from a Michelin-starred meal to a quiet harbor dip in minutes. Though it’s the capital, it still feels like a collection of local neighborhoods, each with its own rhythm. The city’s rich architectural tradition – layered, thoughtful, and deeply human – continues to inspire our daily practice. It’s this relaxed, human scale that makes the city not just livable, but lovable.”
Tucked away in vibrant Nørrebro, Calma is a charming neighborhood restaurant blending French and Italian influences with effortless style. The open kitchen sets the tone for a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere. Don’t miss their signature creamy Limoncello.
First and only German/Austrian restaurant in Copenhagen – our Austrian colleague thinks it’s a must.
In a former butcher shop, you’ll find this small restaurant offering a seasonal menu with honest produce and focus on small scale organic farming and sustainable fishing methods. Their servings are best enjoyed as shared dishes across the table. Extensive wine menu.
A beautiful and familiar wine bar and eatery that is the result of a creative partnership between FRAMA, restaurateur Riccardo Marcon, and chef Dhriti Arora in an intimate space at the heart of Copenhagen’s city center.
Italian trattoria inspired by traditional Tuscan family dinners.
A neighborhood grocery shop, delicatessen, and bar – perfect for laid-back gatherings.
Spectacular plant-based vegetarian bistro with a menu that changes every day.
All day hangout and restaurant.
Open Thursday to Sunday only.
Specialty coffee in the industrial Meatpacking District.
A tranquil corner serving and selling wine since 2009. Situated in front of Holmens canal in a historic tea shop.
Contemporary bodega with natural wine, draft beer, drinks, snack platters & smørrebrød.
A beloved natural-wine hideaway tucked right under Knippelsbro in Christianshavn. Wine shop and bar with a distinctly Copenhagen experience.
Specializes in natural, organic, biodynamic wines from Austria – a must per our Austrian colleague.
Beautiful Portuguese taverna, serving wine, small dishes and beer in small glasses to match relaxed Portuguese drinking tradition.
Possibly the smallest hotel in the world – something between a hotel and a houseboat, tucked in the harbor. Crafted of reclaimed materials.
Cozy hotel in Nansensgade neighborhood – big city feel with small town charm.
Loft atop an old printing factory. Urban habitat where design meets art. Designed by Studio David Thulstrup.
Unites showroom, residence, shop, event space, café and restaurant. Revived by Norm Architects.
54-room luxury boutique hotel with ‘curated stay’ service – staff offer tailored recommendations.
