9. Torvehallerne Market
If you want to hang with the hipsters and food lovers of Copenhagen, head to Torvehallerne. This atmospheric marketplace features over 60 stands of organic produce, artisanal breads, gourmet chocolates, local cheeses, sustainable coffee, a range of bars and restaurants and more. The smørrebrød open-faced sandwiches alone are like works of art. With street entertainment and cultural events, its a bustling haven for people-watchers and foodies, with plenty of free and tasty samples on hand. It’s also a great place to gather elements for a picnic or self-catered meal, thereby cutting down your costs of eating out in pricey Copenhagen.
10. National Gallery of Denmark
If you’re the kind of traveler who likes to check out the local arts scene, put the National Gallery of Denmark on your list. Its outstanding collection showcases seven centuries of Danish and European art, including paintings, sculptures and installations. The park-like setting and historical building beckon you in for an art break. All permanent exhibitions are free to enter, so there’s no excuse not to soak up a little artistic culture while you’re in Copenhagen.
