Christianshavn

Baresso is a Danish chain of coffee and espresso shops.

Café Wilder is one of the oldest and most charming cafés in Christianshavn, packed with high-spirited regulars.

Christiania, the free town within the city, is without a doubt one of Denmark’s most popular tourist attractions.

This controversial area is loved by many, but has been a turning point for strong debate especially because of the locals relaxed view on hash and their at times quite anarchistic statements.

Christian's Church in Christianshavn is a popular city-church.

It was consecrated in 1759, and the steeple finished in 1769. It served as a church for the German congregation at Christianshavn until 1886 when it was taken out of use.

Since 1898, people have rented rowing boats at this lovely spot, and in 1996, a café was added to the facilities. It is a wonderful outdoor café, located right by the Christianshavn Canal. Here you will find a refreshing break from the hectic city life.

The spire of Our Saviour's Church hovers over picturesque Christianshavn.

The Danish Centre for Architecture (DAC), aims at displaying trends in Danish and international architecture to ensure continuous public exposure.

It features exhibitions with models, sketches and photographs. Study tours and debate meetings can also be arranged, alongside lectures on subjects connected to the exhibitions.

Die Frau Ohne Schatten - or woman without a shadow as it would be called in English is an opera by Richard Strass about stepping into character as a person. Production by Kasper Holten, stage design by Steffen Aarfing.

The exhibition 'Drawing by Drawing' in Copenhagen features drawings by architect Svein Tønsager and his personal network.

Genuine Italian food and ambiance in this lovely Torvegade restaurant. They'll go out of their way to serve up the best country dishes.

L'Altro is owned by the Italian family behind the Era Ora gourmet restaurant. L'Altro - the other - offers Italian country cooking at its very best. Chefs, waiters, ingredients, recipes, wines and even the décor are guaranteed 100% Italian.

At noma, Chef Rene Redzepi, serve you unrivalled Scandinavian cuisine.

The gourmet restaurant holds two Michelin stars and was ranked as the Best Restaurant in the World in 2010 and 2011.

The North Atlantic House is dedicated to art and culture from the North Atlantic region, including Greenland, the Faroe Islands, and Iceland.

It is an arts center where you can encounter North Atlantic culture, research and business. Here, people from the North Atlantic, Denmark, and the rest of the world meet and inspire one another.

Get the experience of Greenland and the north Atlantic in Copenhagen.

Era Ora holds one star in the Micheling Guide, offering the very best of North Italian cuisine. Fresh ingredients are flown in from Italy and all dishes are prepared according to time-honoured, traditional methods.

The wine cellar holds 75.000 bottles and approximately 700 labels. Here you can find wines from the some of the top producers in Italy.

Beautiful, idyllic and with the serenity of old Copenhagen lies Restaurant Kanalen in the house that used to serve as customs office for the area of Christianshavn.

The lunch menu includes a vast variety of herring dishes, the pride of traditional Danish cuisine.

The dinner menu unites the Danish tradition with the best elements of French and Italian cooking.

One of Copenhagen's most authentic Italian restaurants presents an evening of Sicilian dining inspired by Francis Ford Coppola's iconic mafia movies.

Enjoy the rest of the fortresses that once protected Copenhagen from danger.

The Copenhagen Opera House is impressive in size, comprising fourteen floors and a main stage that can accommodate an audience of 1400 people.

This beautifully adorned building is designed by Danish architect Henning Larsen, with several other Danish artists contributing to its decor.