72 HOURS IN COPENHAGEN | What to Eat, See and Do in 2025
Explore the vibrant culinary scene and cultural hotspots of Copenhagen with this curated guide. From iconic waterfront views to innovative dining and creative hubs, discover the best of Danish design, food, and art.
Nyhavn
A colourful waterfront area in Copenhagen that is a beautiful area to check out.
Refshaleøen
A cool industrial area in Copenhagen.
Heart Bakery
A bakery that serves coffee and pastries; the cartoon croissant is one of the best things to eat.
Gasoline Grill
A burger joint that serves really good American style Burgers.
Amann 1921
A Michelin recommended restaurant known for a fancier version of the traditional open sandwich in Copenhagen, which offers multi-course menus with wine pairings.
Juno the bakery
A bakery that supplies the cardamom bun to Prologue coffee shop.
prologue
A coffee shop that serves an incredible cardamom bun from Juno the bakery.
Copy Collective
A place that serves soft serve ice cream.
Bruce
A craft brew pub with plenty of beer to choose from and a great outdoor setting.
Ruby
A hidden cocktail bar overlooking the canal that has some really thoughtful and inventive drinks and it is a great spot for people watching and seeing the sun go down.
Høst
A very popular spot that offers a Nordic style tasting menu with lots of little snacks and surprises throughout.
Andersen & Maillard
A place to get coffee and a pastry that has a viral Square croissant, nice and close to newhound.
NoMA
A restaurant with greenhouses.
Copenhagen Contemporary
Home to a bunch of larger scale and immersive art. It had some cool spaces and Exhibits, including projection spaces.
Leo Bakery
A bakery that has the most relaxed and easy going atmosphere and the flaky Goods to match, plus wonderful focaccia.