Things To Do
Lars’ favorite spots in Copenhagen!
Below you will find a few of Lars’ favorite local activities, bakeries and restaurants.
Eat & Drink
Bakeries and Breakfast
Hart Bakery is a charming spot renowned for its artisanal approach to baking. They specialize in freshly baked sourdough bread, buttery pastries, and seasonal treats, all crafted with high-quality ingredients. Known for its cozy atmosphere and irresistible aromas, it's a must-visit for anyone craving a taste of authentic Danish baked goods.
Atlier September is known for its signature and unique pancakes, avocado toast and other seasonal fruit bowls, the café offers a serene, light-filled space perfect for a leisurely breakfast or brunch.
Lunch
Marchal inside the iconic Hotel d'Angleterre a Michelin-starred dining experience with elegant Nordic cuisine, beautiful interiors, and a classic Copenhagen atmosphere overlooking Kongens Nytorv. A perfect spot to enjoy refined dining and a glass of champagne with caviar in one of the city’s most historic setting.
Torvehallerne is a vibrant food market with over 60 stalls brimming with fresh produce, artisanal goods, and international cuisines. From gourmet coffee and smørrebrød to sushi and exotic spices, it’s a culinary haven for locals and visitors alike.
Any Cafe along Nyhavn along Nyhavn (the harbor street with the iconic colorful buildings) you will find many charming cafes and restaurants ready to greet you! Please sit down at one of these spots and enjoy Copenhagen at its finest.
Dinner
Noma is a world-renowned Michelin-starred dining journey where seasonal Nordic ingredients are transformed into an innovative, multi-course experience. Set in a beautiful waterfront location, it is widely considered one of the most influential restaurants in the world, offering an unforgettable and boundary-pushing culinary adventure.
Jordnær a Michelin-starred dining experience defined by understated elegance, precision, and warmth. The restaurant is known for its beautifully composed tasting menus, exceptional seafood, and attentive, personal service, creating a refined yet relaxed atmosphere just outside Copenhagen.
Alchemist dining becomes a theatrical Michelin-starred journey that blends food, art, science, and storytelling. With its immersive multi-room setting and boundary-pushing concepts, it delivers one of the most extraordinary and unforgettable gastronomic experiences in the world.
Broens Street Food is a cozy outdoor market that brings together diverse global flavours in a laid-back setting. With its collection of food trucks and stalls, you can enjoy anything from juicy burgers and fresh tacos to Asian fusion dishes and artisanal desserts. The market is centrally located near Nyhavn.
Popl Burger a modern burger concept focused on high-quality ingredients, sustainable sourcing, and a refined take on the classic burger. Expect perfectly cooked patties, fresh toppings, and a clean, contemporary setting that elevates fast-casual dining in Copenhagen.
Explore
Walking around the King’s Garden (Kongens Have) in Copenhagen is a peaceful and picturesque experience. Located near Rosenborg Castle, the garden is one of the oldest and most beloved green spaces in the city. With its manicured lawns, charming flowerbeds, and statues, it's a perfect place for a leisurely stroll or to relax on a bench. In the summer, you’ll often find locals enjoying picnics or playing chess, while the castle’s stunning architecture provides a beautiful backdrop. The King's Garden is an ideal spot to soak in the natural beauty and history of Copenhagen.
Visiting Kronborg Castle, famously known as the setting for Shakespeare's Hamlet, is a captivating experience filled with history and legend. Located in Helsingør, just a short drive from Copenhagen, the castle sits dramatically by the Øresund Strait, offering stunning views over the water to Sweden. Inside, you can explore grand halls, royal chambers, and the eerie casemates, where legends of ghosts and intrigue linger. The castle's rich history as a fortress and its connection to the Hamlet play make it a must-see destination for history buffs, literature lovers, and anyone seeking a glimpse into Denmark's royal past.
Renting a Friendship's Boat in Copenhagen is a fun and unique way to explore the city from the water. Friendship boats are ow speed powerboats with plenty of table space and cup holders. Whether you’re with friends, family, or just enjoying some quiet time, the boats provide a charming, cozy experience. You can rent a Friendship's Boat for a few hours or a whole day, and it's a great way to see Copenhagen. Go-Boats are another rental company that is equally nice!
Visiting the Carlsberg Experience offers a fascinating journey into Denmark’s brewing heritage and industrial history. Set in the historic Carlsberg district, the experience takes you through the story of one of the world’s most famous beer brands, founded in 1847, where science, craftsmanship, and innovation come together. Inside, you can explore the old brewery buildings, original cellars, and interactive exhibitions that bring the history of brewing to life. From majestic horse stables to towering fermentation tanks and historic artifacts, every corner tells the story of how Carlsberg helped shape modern brewing.
Culture
The Louisiana Museum of Modern Art, located just outside Copenhagen in Humlebæk, is one of Denmark's most renowned cultural institutions. Set against a stunning coastal backdrop, the museum offers an impressive collection of contemporary art, showcasing works by both Danish and international artists. The museum is known for its innovative exhibitions, blending modern and contemporary art with architecture and nature. The surrounding sculpture park, with its beautiful views of the Øresund Strait, enhances the experience, making Louisiana a must-visit for art enthusiasts and anyone seeking a blend of culture and scenic beauty.
Design Museum Denmark, located in the heart of Copenhagen, is a fascinating museum dedicated to the history and evolution of design. It showcases a wide range of exhibits, from Danish furniture design to industrial design, fashion, and graphic arts. The museum’s collections highlight iconic pieces by renowned designers such as Arne Jacobsen, Hans J. Wegner, and Verner Panton, as well as contemporary design trends. With its mix of permanent collections and rotating exhibitions, Design Museum Denmark offers an inspiring journey through the world of design, making it a must-see for those interested in art, design, and Danish craftsmanship.
The Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek in Copenhagen is a renowned museum that combines art, culture, and history. Founded by the Carlsberg Brewery’s founder, it houses an impressive collection of ancient sculptures, including Greek, Roman, and Egyptian works, alongside French and Danish art from the 19th and 20th centuries. The museum is also known for its stunning architecture, with a glass-domed atrium filled with lush palm trees and natural light. Whether you're captivated by classical antiquities or modern art, the Glyptotek offers a unique and tranquil setting to explore some of the world’s most beautiful artworks.
Rosenborg Castle, nestled in the King’s Garden (Kongens Have) in Copenhagen, is a stunning Renaissance-era castle that once served as the royal residence. Built by King Christian IV in the early 17th century, it is now a museum housing an impressive collection of Danish royal history. Inside, you’ll find the crown jewels, royal regalia, and lavish rooms filled with historic artifacts and ornate furniture. The castle’s beautiful gardens are perfect for a stroll, offering a peaceful retreat in the heart of the city. A visit to Rosenborg Castle offers a fascinating glimpse into Denmark's royal past and architectural grandeur.