Copenhagen Guide

Welcome to Copenhagen

Copenhagen is a pretty city with many bridges connecting the various districts, green parks – Tivoli Gardens – promenades and waterfronts, and with a great commitment to keeping its city environment clean.

As the capital of the reportedly happiest country in the world and having been named one of the world’s best cities to live in, it has quite a reputation to live up to and doesn’t disappoint; Copenhagen is much loved by locals and visitors alike.

Here you will find a great mix of world-class gastronomic restaurants, beautiful architecture, palaces and museums, the unique free town Christiania and the world’s oldest monarchy.

Eating out here is a delight with many options available from a simple but delicious Smørrebrød (Danish open sandwich) to exquisite fine dining, there are plenty of options and all have that genuinely friendly atmosphere and uniquely Danish conviviality.

Outside its outstanding restaurants Copenhagen has begun to be noticed for its contributions to art and culture, design and fashion.

And after visiting this historic city of canals, cobbled squares and narrow streets and enjoying the clean parks and lovely colourful harbour views, you have a choice of after-hour venues as well, from bars to clubs, to hotel cocktail lounges. Copenhagen has it all.

Important Information

DENMARK

Tourist Information www.visitdenmark.com

Emergency number: 112

Country Code: +45

Currency: DKK – Danish kroner

 

COPENHAGEN

Tourist Information visitcopenhagen.com

Tourist Information Office address:
Vesterbrogade 4A, Copenhagen
070 22 24 42

Area Code: 3

Airport:

Copenhagen Airport, Kastrup cph.dk

Lufthavnsboulevarden 6, 2770 Kastrup, Denmark
032 31 32 31

Restaurants/Cafés

Victor

Type of Cuisine: Trendy
Victor, or Café Victor, is an institution in Copenhagen, frequented by celebrities, authors, supermodels, international business moguls etc. Opened as a French/Italian-inspired brasserie in 1981 Victor is always inventive and dynamic and offers a splendid opportunity to indulge in excellent cuisine. The café is tastefully decorated and lighted, and the open kitchen flames with activity. Victor has friendly waiters and many regulars talking across tables, lending a special atmosphere to the place.

www.cafevictor.dk
Ny Østergade 8, 1101 Copenhagen
00 45 3313 3613

Kong Hans Kælder

Type of Cuisine: Haute cuisine
The Kong Hans Kælder Michelin-starred restaurant is a well-established and enthusiastically run restaurant located in the oldest building in Copenhagen, a vaulted Gothic cellar. The menu is classically grounded with a modern edge; choice of concise à la carte or 9 course ‘Innovation‘ menu. The idea from the beginning was to create a classic luxury restaurant without being pretentious and snobbish. The vaulted ceilings give an unique and intimate atmosphere with solid wooden floors and romantic light from candles.

www.konghans.dk
Vingårdstræde 6 1070 Copenhagen
00 45 33 11 68 68

Ida Davidsen

Type of Cuisine: Traditional
This restaurant is cosy and there are plenty of regular customers – some famous enough to have a piece of ‘smørrebrød’ (open sandwich, Danish style) named after them. If something is unbearably long, the Danes say it is as long as Oskar Davidsen’s list of smørrebrød, because in 1888 he started out his business on Nørrebro with 177 sandwiches to choose from. Now the restaurant is named after his great-granddaughter,  Ida Davidsen, and the list of ‘smørrebrød’ is even longer with 250 varieties on the menu. Try the one with with salmon, freshly marinated lumpfish caviar, crayfish tails, Greenland shrimp, lime and dill mayonnaise.

www.idadavidsen.dk
Store Kongensgade 70 1264 Copenhagen
00 45 33 91 36 55

Café Dyrehaven

Type of Cuisine: Traditional
Café Dyrehaven roughly translates as the Deer Garden café and this place has become one of the most popular cafés in its leafy neighbourhood. Dyrehaven is a forest park north of Copenhagen. It covers around 11 square kilometres. Dyrehaven is noted for its mixture of huge, ancient oak trees and large populations of red and fallow deer. The walls on Café Dyrehaven is painted in bright colors, but to preserve the old pub atmosphere, the old wooden bar and the deer heads on the wall are still here. Open every day, especially nice open sandwiches.

www.dyrehavenkbh.dk
Sdr Boulevard 72, 1720 Copenhagen

Kødbyens Fiskebar

Type of Cuisine: Trendy

Fiskebar, or The Fish Bar is all about fish and shellfish, fresh, healthy, delicious food, fine wine and a great atmosphere. Fiskebar strives to give the customers relaxed, atmospheric and affordable experiences when visiting the restaurant. The focal point is naturally the best fish and shellfish from the waters around, but also when it comes to vegetables and other products Fiskebar is looking for local quality. It is their ambition, as far as possible, to cooperate with retailers and producers who have strong opinions of taste, quality and sustainability.

fiskebaren.dk
Flæsketorvet 100, 1711 Copenhagen
00 45 32155656

DØP

Type of Cuisine: Traditional
DØP is an abbreviation for Den Økologiske Pølsemand (the organic hotdog man) and proof that fast food can be healthy and of high quality! DØP is located next to the Round Tower in the city centre and serves organic grilled pork and beef sausages with buns made from slow-fermented sourdough bread and linseed. Even DØP’s packaging is made ​​from environmentally friendly materials. Sustainability, which is also one of the fundamental ideas of ecology is very important in the DØP, and efforts are constantly made to be as environmentally friendly as possible.

www.døp.dk
Amagertorv 31, 1160 Copenhagen
00 45 30 20 40 25

Geranium

Type of Cuisine: Haute cuisine
One of Copenhagen’s two two Michelin-starred restaurants, Geranium is a lucid, light and dynamic kitchen whose mission is to create meals that involve all our senses – to restore, challenge and enrich. The restaurant is situated on the 8th floor in Fælledparken (Common Gardens) in the center of Copenhagen. This location emphasizes Geraniums vision of gastronomic clarity and diversity. Here, the area of tension between the urbane and the natural is explored. The chef at Geranium is Rasmus Kofoed, who won the world championships in cooking – the Bocuse d’Or – in January 2011.

geranium.dk
Per Henrik Lings Allé 4, 8 Copenhagen
00 45 6996 0020

Era Ora

Type of Cuisine: Haute cuisine, International
With an emphasis on fresh and authentic ingredients, many of which are sourced directly from Italy’s best producers, the menu of Era Ora is based on simple yet innovative combinations of food with some unexpected elements.  Risotto and light pasta recipes from Northern Italy are reinvented, along with Sicilian and Sardinian classics such as arancinis, wild fennel flowers and tender spring lamb. Lunch and dinner menus are classic Italian-style, with ‘stuzzichino (appetizer), antipasti, pasta, main course, cheese and dessert. The restaurant has a romantic ambiance and the patio, with its flowers, plants, art pieces and ceramics, recreates a cosy corner of Italy.

www.restauranteraora.com
Overgaden Neden Vandet 33B, 1414 Copenhagen
00 45 32 54 06 93

Relæ

Type of Cuisine: Haute cuisine
The idea behind Michelin-star restaurant Relæ’s menu is simple: Focus is placed on the gastronomy alone.  Relæ’s ambition is to create a new kind of top-gastronomic experience – a creative kitchen free from the cultural boundaries, which surround the restaurants that strive for recognition in e.g. the Michelin guide. Relæ is a restaurant that breaks away from the norms that normally define top-end gastronomy and simply wishes to serve delicious dishes in a warm, unpretentious atmosphere.

www.restaurant-relae.dk
Jægersborggade 41, 2200 Copenhagen
00 45 36 96 66 09

Kiin Kiin

Type of Cuisine: Haute cuisine, International
Denmark’s first Michelin-starred Asian gourmet restaurant serving modern Thai cuisine such as marinated lobster in ginger, green curry with chicken confit and pandan ice cream with pistachio. Comfortable lounge for canapés; tasteful dining room with gold masks and fresh flowers. Set menu offers modern, personal interpretations of Thai dishes and features some unusual flavour combinations. Excellent service. The food is certainly worth waiting for: set menus include seven delectable dishes and accompanying wines.

www.kiin.dk
Guldbergsgade 21, 2200 Copenhagen
00 45 45 3535 7555

Hotels

Hotel Nimb*****

Located in Copenhagen’s lovely Tivoli gardens this wonderful magical-looking Moorish palace-style hotel comprising 13 rooms is definitely a unique experience. Adventure is ever present in Nimb’s 17 uniquely decorated suites. Hotel Nimb is an exclusive boutique hotel like no other in the world, and yet homely, intimate and magnificent all at the same time.

www.nimb.dk
Bernstorffsgade 5, 1577 Copenhagen
00 45 88 70 00 10

Copenhagen Admiral Hotel ****

The Admiral is a waterfront hotel in Copenhagen. Located in the theatre district, it overlooks Copenhagen harbour and the Royal Opera House. This heritage-listed 18th century former warehouse has been converted into a stylish luxury hotel. Unique original architectural features include grand archways, exposed wooden beams and vaulted ceilings. The gourmet hotel restaurant SALT fuses Nordic and French cuisine, whilst the bar is a laid-back spot for an evening aperitif. No two of the guestrooms are the same at the Copenhagen Admiral Hotel.

www.admiral-hotel-copenhagen.com
Toldbodgade 24 1253 Copenhagen
00 45 33 74 14 14

D’Angleterre*****

Hotel D’angleterre is one of Copenhagen’s most luxurious and classic hotels; originally constructed as a neoclassic palace this hotel is a landmark since 1870. Completely refurbished in 2013 the hotel blends elements of its original legacy with the latest in tailored services, elegance and technology. The hotel features newly designed rooms with free Wifi, spacious marble bathrooms, the latest technology and individually controlled climate systems. The stunning Royal Suite, with three bedrooms, features a grand balcony and fireplace, and a private dining room.

www.dangleterre.dk
34, Kongens Nytorv, DK-1050 Copenhagen
00 45 33 12 00 95

Scandic Front****

This waterside boutique hotel is right in the heart of things, has 132 cool bedrooms, including one suite, all with Modern-Scandinavian good looks. The hotel attracts a design-conscious, international crowd. The restaurant Front Diner fuses Danish and American dinner classics. From the Scandic Front hotel you can enjoy Nyhavn’s canal-side bars and restaurants, walk along the waterfront, or hop on one of the river boats. Meet friends or colleagues for a drink in the trendy hotel bar, which is also a popular meeting place for Copenagen locals, or enjoy a tasty evening meal in the restaurant.

www.scandichotels.dk
Sankt Annæ Plads 21, 1250 Copenhagen
00 45 33 13 34 00

71 Nyhavn Hotel****

Housed in stunning heritage warehouses, 71 Nyhavn Hotel next inspires you with charming, rustic interiors and spectacular panoramic view across Copenhagen Harbour. Just a few minutes’ walk from the hotel you’ll find Amalienborg Palace, Kongens Nytorv and Strøget – but you don’t have to venture very far to experience the unique atmosphere for which Nyhavn is so renowned. The hotel’s elegant meeting rooms are ideal for both board meetings and other small events, and their restaurant, Pakhuskælderen, welcomes guests with enticing gastronomic experiences.

www.71nyhavnhotel.dk
Nyhavn 71, 1051 Copenhagen
00 45 33 43 62 00

Crowne Plaza Copenhagen Towers****

Hotel Crowne Plaza Copenhagen Towers in Copenhagen is one of the leading sustainable hotels in Denmark and has welcomed guests from all over the world since it opened in 2009. The hotel is ideal for business travellers or visitors enjoying a weekend stay or short break. Hotel Crowne Plaza Copenhagen Towers provides guests free wifi throughout the hotel. In the Bar Still and restaurant Brasserie Storm, you can enjoy refreshments, coffee or a wonderful meal with meat from Grambogård, an independent farm based in central Fyn that focuses on animal welfare.

www.cpcopenhagen.dk
Ørestads Boulevard 114-118, 2300 Copenhagen
00 45 88 77 66 55

Avenue Hotel***

A small luxury hotel in the heart of Copenhagen, Avenue Hotel has been partly designed by Mikael Mammen who has carefully crafted the furniture throughout the hotel in collaboration with choice local carpenters, whereas other items are carefully selected from the show rooms of renowned international designers. The bedspreads are from the Italian design house Missoni, in their trademark bold and colourful design. Bedroom lamps are the iconic Bestlite lamps, and you find Smart TV, also known as “The Window to the World”, by Lava in all the rooms.

www.avenuehotel.dk
Åboulevard 29, 1960 Copenhagen
00 45 3537 3111

Skovshoved Hotel***

Hip and romantic, international and local at the same time: Skovshoved hotel is an extraordinary hotel. The hotel is a modern version of a former bath hotel, places in historically beautiful surroundings. The hotel has accommodated travelers since 1660 and offers, besides a splendid view of the sea, one of the best restaurants in the area to its guests. The sea, culture and shopping: Skovshoved hotel is placed in the charming Skovshoved, one of Copenhagen’s most exclusive areas and just 7 km from the city centre.

www.skovshovedhotel.com
Strandvejen 267, 2920 Charlottenlund (Copenhagen)
00 45 39 64 00 28

Radisson Blu Royal Hotel*****

This renowned Copenhagen hotel’s design was conceived by famous Danish architect Arne Jacobsen to appeal to cosmopolitan visitors, and guests can still experience Room 606 as it was originally designed. The hotel offers 260 stylish guest rooms and suites with first-class amenities. The two restaurants include the renowned Alberto K with gourmet cuisine and soaring views. A bar, large fitness centre and ample meeting facilities round out the offerings. It is located in the heart of the city, in the Vesterbro district, close to Tivoli and the central station.

www.radissonblu.com
Hammerichsgade 1 1611 Copenhagen
00 45 38 15 65 00

Bars/Nightclubs

Ruby

Ruby is an innovative cocktail bar with a seasonal menu, much “like a gourmet restaurant,” explains manager Nick Kobbernagel Hovind. The spring menu for example includes the Primavera (white grapefruit juice, Galliano L’Autentico herbal liqueur, Campari, and Agrapart & Fils Champagne) and the Ruby Daiquiri (rhubarb jam shaken with vanilla syrup, lime juice and Angostura rum from Trinidad). The Ruby is located in an 18th-century town house and decorated with oriental rugs, chandeliers, Chesterfield couches, gilt-edged mirrors and fresh flowers.

www.rby.dk
Nybrogade 10, Copenhagen
00 45 3393 1203

Vega

Vega is one of Copenhagen’s top nightlife venues, it offers the most in-demand DJs in Europe, and is the preferred destination of global stars such as Prince, Jamie Cullum and Arctic Monkeys. Store Vega hosts the major live acts. Lilla Vega is a great place to catch the up-and-comers of the music world and becomes the Vega Nightclub and Lounge at weekends. The Ideal Bar allows you to lounge in style with a cocktail in one hand, and plays easy listening grooves as a soundtrack.

vega.dk
Enghavevej 40 1674 Copenhagen
00 45 33 25 70 11

K-Bar

A classy cocktail bar in Copenhagen named after its owner Kirsten Holm, K-Bar has made a name for itself due to the excellent drinks on offer and its trendy, laid back atmosphere. Kirsten Holm is one of the most respected bartenders in the city and K-Bar is best known for its Martinis, with revelers particularly enjoying the Lychee concoction. The bar has a grown-up clientele, all of whom are cocktail lovers and are usually happy to share their drinks knowledge over a cocktail or two.

www.k-bar.dk
Ved Stranden 20, 1061 Copenhagen
00 45 33 919 222

Rust

Since birth in 1989 Rust has been at the forefront of Copenhagen nightlife, presenting a vital live music and clubbing scene for those who prefer their night out a bit off the mainstream. With a total capacity of 670 people on three floors the house has an easy-going atmosphere. Rust is situated in the vibrant neighbourhood of Nørrebro, close to the city center.

www.rust.dk
Guldbergsgade 8, 2200 Copenhagen
00 45 3524 5200

1105

Chic and trendy, yet homey and inspired by exclusive London hotel bars, 1105’s décor is modern and stylish, yet imbued with a warmth that makes you feel instantly welcome. You can get classic cocktails and modern shakes but no fancy, out-of-this-world concoctions. Old virtues are still maintained here, meaning skillfully crafted top-quality cocktails! 1105 is geared towards guest over 30. The owners are in their 30s and were determined to create a place where they would want to go to themselves.

www.1105.dk
Kristen Bernikows Gade 4, 1105 Copenhagen
00 45 33 931 105

Shopping

Royal Copenhagen Factory Outlet

Purveyor to Her Majesty the Queen of Denmark since 1775, Royal Copenhagen is Denmark’s foremost manufacturer of hand painted porcelain in dinnerware, figurines, collectibles. Go shopping at the Royal Copenhagen Factory Outlet where you find tempting offers on 2nd quality porcelain as well as discontinued products at special prices. The Factory Outlet is situated at Frederiksberg 4 km from Copenhagen Town Hall Square.

Søndre Fasanvej 9 2000 Frederiksberg, Copenhagen
00 45 3834 1004

Illum

One of Copenhagen’s best department stores, Illum is a skillfully decorated shopping paradise, offering everything from fashion and beauty to home décor and design. You will find all the big international fashion brands, but also top Scandinavian labels such as Sand, Acne, Björn Borg, Filippa K and Gant. The beauty department also has all the international brands, as well as a large collection of organic skin products.

www.illum.dk
Østergade 52 1100 Copenhagen, Denmark
00 45 3314 4002

Magasin

The flagship of this leading Danish chain of department stores is located in the heart of Copenhagen in a seven-storey building and boasts a huge variety of products including fashion, home design and furnishings, beauty and toiletries, books, toys, kitchenware, groceries, and a large delicatessen. Magasin dates back to 1868 when it was opened as a draper’s shop and became an instant success. The best thing about this slightly old-fashioned but impressive department store may well be its gourmet food hall in the basement. This is also where you will find the city’s best range of international magazines.

www.magasin.dk
Kongens Nytorv 13, 1095 Kopenhagen
00 45 33 11 44 33

Vanløse Torv Flea Market

Vanløse Torv flea market, located in the Copenhagen area, Vanløse, is a city flea market that is held every Saturday, from March to October, at the public square in front of Vanløse Station. Its stalls offer a wide selection of items, such as pots, vases, bowls, chairs, desks, tables, mirrors, glassware, rings, necklaces, brooches, candlesticks, silverware, photos, toys, and many more.

www.vanloesetorvloppemarked.dk
Vanløse Torv, 2720 Vanløse, Copenhagen
00 45 27 83 24 59

Field’s

Field’s is Scandinavia’s largest shopping- and entertainment centre. The most innovative and exciting shopping- and leisure destination in Scandinavia. Field’s offers a unique shopping environment with more than 140 shops, and an entire floor for all the fun – cafés, restaurants and entertainment. In short – a shopping centre of international class, with a touch of Scandinavian style and atmosphere. Field’s offers more of everything.

www.fields.dk
Arne Jacobsens Allé 24, 2300 Copenhagen
00 45 55 78 80 00

Munthe Plus Simonsen

Munthe Plus Simonsen’s collection has a unique edge, with beautiful detail on every piece making a strong statement, with inspiration from Danish heritage. Hand crafted embellishment is the signature of the talented designer Naja Munthe, who has celebrity status in her native Copenhagen. The collection has caught the global vein of the Kate Moss generation, combining influences from folklore, street and rock music, in an ultra-feminine way. Munthe plus simonsen a/s, the award-winning design company, was founded in 1994 by designers Naja Munthe and Karen Simonsen.

www.muntheplussimonsen.com
Grønnegade 10 1107 Copenhagen
00 45 33 32 03 12

Culture/Leisure

Arne Emil Jacobsen

Arne Emil Jacobsen was a world renowned Danish architect and designer, best remembered for his unusual chair designs and influence in Danish architectural Functionalism. Arne Jacobsen is considered to be one of the most important Scandinavian architects and designers in post-war time. He is the legendary creator of several 20th Century furniture icons, including e.g. The Egg chair, The Swan chair and the Ant and Seven series chairs. Arne Jacobsen’s designs can be found at Fritz Hansen Exclusive Design Furniture.

www.arne-jacobsen.com
www.fritzhansen.com
Allerødvej 8, 3450 Allerød
00 45 70 80 70 90

Tivoli

Tivoli Gardens (or simply Tivoli) is a famous amusement park and pleasure garden in Copenhagen, Denmark. The park opened on August 15, 1843 and is the second oldest amusement park in the world, after Dyrehavsbakken in nearby Klampenborg. With 4.033 million visitors in 2012, Tivoli is the second most popular seasonal theme park in the world, the most visited theme park in Scandinavia and the fourth most visited in Europe, only behind Disneyland Paris, Europa-Park Rust and the Efteling.

www.tivoli.dk
Vesterbrogade 3, 1620 Copenhagen
00 45 33 15 10 01

Karen Blixen Museum

The Karen Blixen Museum occupies the rooms where Karen Blixen lived, and it also houses a gallery featuring her drawings and paintings, a documentary exhibit on her life and work, a library, a film screening room, a café, a museum shop, and an auditorium used for lectures and special exhibitions. Danish-born Karen Blixen ran a coffee plantation in the outskirts of Nairobi, Kenya from which time stems her famous novel Out of Africa. Her short story Babette’s Feast was also a success and both were turned into Oscar-winning films.

www.karen-blixen.dk
Rungsted Strandvej 111 2960 Rungsted Kyst (Copenhagen)
00 45 45 57 10 57

Christiania

Christiania, the famous freetown of Copenhagen, is without a doubt one of Denmark’s most popular tourist attractions. Christiania was founded in 1971, when a group of people cut a hole in the fence to the military barracks in Bådmandsgade and set up their own community. Today many of the original settlers still live in the collectively controlled village, and the area has a clear 70s feel to it. A lot of the people living in Christiania built their homes themselves and you will find a variety of eco-restaurants, workshops, galleries and music venues offering all sorts of cultural experiences.

www.christiania.org
Bådsmandsstræde 43, 1407 Copenhagen
00 45 3295 6507

National Museum of Denmark

The National Museum is Denmark’s largest museum of cultural history. The museum’s main domicile is a classical 18th century mansion just a stone’s throw from “Strøget” at the center of Copenhagen. The National Museum is the museum for all Denmark, where you can follow the history of the Danes right down to the present day. And you can get around the world from Greenland to South America.

natmus.dk
Prinsens Palæ, publikumsindgang, Ny Vestergade 10, DK-1471 Copenhagen
00 45 3313 4411

Ordrupgaard

Ordrupgaard, 8km north of the capital, is a museum offering three attractions in one. There’s a classic Danish country house dating from 1918 with an amazing collection of 19th-century art, including works by Renoir, Cézanne, Monet, Manet and Gauguin. Close by is the former home (built in 1942) of Finn Juhl, one of the masters of Mid-century Modern design. And in 2005 the museum expanded by adding a dramatic, black-concrete building, pictured, designed by Zaha Hadid, which stands between the other two.

www.ordrupgaard.dk
Vilvordevej 110, 2920 Charlottenlund (Copenhagen)
00 45 39 64 11 83

Danish Radio Concert Hall Copenhagen

Renowned French architect Jean Nouvel was chosen to redesign the concert hall in Copenhagen, Denmark. Its design consists of a series of spaces, housed in a large rectangular box with 45 meter walls covered with transparent screens.The visual appearance of the building changes constantly depending on the lighting and time of day, both revealing and hiding the interior, which can also be used as a giant projection screen.

www.dr.dk/koncerthuset
Emil Holms Kanal 20, Vestamager, Copenhagen
00 45 3520 3040

Wellness

DGI-byen Fitness

Welcome to a world of fitness in the centre of Copenhagen at DGI-byen business centre. At the Gym you can do strength training and cardio workouts while looking out over the pools in the Swim Centre. You have 17 CYBEX machines including 7 cardio workout machines (2 running machines, 2 stair masters, 2 bikes and 1 rowing machine with pulse meter) at your disposal in the Gym’s 125 m2 training room. The entrance fee gives you free access to all the fitness machines, aerobic classes, the Swim Centre plus aquabiking and water aerobics.

www.dgi-byen.com
DGI-byen
Tietgensgade 65 1704 Copenhagen
00 45 3329 8188

Charlottehaven

Charlottehaven is located in one of the most attractive settings in Østerbro and offers you fitness for both body and soul, excellent service, relaxed luxury and a pleasant ambience. They offer fitness classes, a swimming pool, a gym, squash, spinning and, as importantly as anything, a cosy and welcoming club environment. Charlottehaven looks after your whole body under one roof. After a workout you can visit one of their massage therapists or perhaps pop into their physiotherapy clinic.

www.charlottehaven.com
Hjørringgade 12C DK-2100 Østerbro, Copenhagen
00 45 3527 1500

Barrett Health Club

Let your mind relax and pamper your body with massages and luxurious beauty treatments in a tranquil and exclusive setting of Barrett Health Club, located in the stylish Copenhagen Marriott Hotel. Whether you need a relaxing or deep massage, or select a wellness therapy treatment, all services are performed by skilled and experienced massage therapists who take utmost account of your needs. Also available: fitness area, acupuncture treatments.

www.barrett-massage.dk
Copenhagen Marriott Hotel, Kalvebod Brygge, 1560 Copenhagen
00 45 88 33 13 60

Mackinder Hair

Mackinder Hair was established in the summer of 2006 to bring premium quality hairdressing services and education to Copenhagen and the rest of Scandinavia. Mackinder’s philosophy: “Technique, knowledge and creative thinking are the foundations of our hairdressing.” Mackinder Hair believes that their strength in technical excellence gives them the freedom to create hair that works for their clients and inspires other hairdressers. They want their clients to stand apart, to wear beautiful hair that is cut to fit only them.

mackinder.dk
Skoubogade 2, 1158 Copenhagen
00 45 33 12 36 12

Amazing Space

Hotel d’Angeterre’s Amazing Space spa therapists are experts at tailoring the perfect treatment programme, based on your personal needs, goals and desires. Amazing Space represents a Nordic oasis of luxury and beauty, an opportunity for ultimate relaxation, wellness and revitalization. A visit to Amazing Space is a sensory experience without equal with healthy drinks, aromatherapeutic scents, relaxing music, exotic flowers and a wide selection from our beautifying and healing treatments. Choose your own ultimate spa experience, visit their store or web shop, where you can be inspired by their internationally awarded beauty care products.

www.amazing-space.dk
Hotel d’Angleterre, Hovedvagtsgade 3, 1103 Copenhagen
00 45 33 33 82 33

Ni’mat

Ni’mat Massage & Spa is a luxury wellness venue located at the Hilton Copenhagen Airport. Ni’mat offers aroma steam bath, scalp massage with warm oil, stone massage with hot lava stones and 4 hand massage and jacuzzi. Ni’mat is a true sanctuary, offering a wide array of treatments and amenities within a relatively small space – they’ve managed to cram in a small pool (ok for “short” laps), steam bath, relaxation areas (where you can have meals and drinks served), changing rooms and a number of treatment rooms.

www.nimat.dk

Vendersgade 27 1363 Copenhagen
00 45 33 15 89 55