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YOU'VE JUST ARRIVED IN ONE OF THE HAPPIEST, MOST LIVEABLE PLACES ON EARTH

COPENHAGEN IN AUTUMN BY NICK KARVOUNIS

CARL CHRISTIAN EBBESEN'S FAVOURITE PLACES TO … Relax: Islands Brygge Havneparken Eat: A sausage van or Kødbyen Drink: Sabines on Teglgårdsstræde Take the family: A canal tour Insider’s tip: Hire a bike and explore Whether you are on the hunt for classical tourist sites like Nyhavn and the Li�le Mermaid – or more alterna�ve ones like the Meatpacking District and Superkilen – Copenhagen has got it all and oﬀers nothing less than true authen�city and coolness.

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COPENHAGEN IS an a�rac�ve travel des�na�on with an increasing number of visitors each year. This makes me proud of course, both as the city’s mayor of culture and leisure, but certainly also as a Copenhagener. In addi�on to being the capital of Denmark, Copenhagen has in recent years also become the capital of world-class design, bold architecture and urban planning, modernday fairy tales, progressive sustainability, and outstanding Nordic cuisine, for which it has earned countless Michelin stars.

Are you looking for specific informa�on? Or perhaps just overall inspira�on? Either way, the mul�-lingual and friendly staff at Copenhagen Visitor Service – offering everything from individual to digital guidance – are ready to help you make the most of your stay, from their convenient loca�on in the heart of the city. The seven addi�onal authorised tourist informa�on points clearly marked on the Copenhagen city map also provide professional tourist informa�on, making sure you get the very best out of our city. If you are already out exploring, make sure you use our newly-developed mobile city guide, Copenhagen Visitor Guide, which presents you with everything you need to know about

Copenhagen. This will hopefully not only enhance your stay but also make it much more fun and memorable. And in June, we opened a new tourist informa�on centre on Oceankaj where 129 cruise ships are expected to dock this summer, along with 162 at Langelinie.

EVEN HAPPIER NOW Autumn officially arrives in the next week, but don't write off the weather just yet! It's rarely chilly in September and October, and Indian summers are becoming increasingly common in these parts. Whether you are planning to enjoy Copenhagen on two wheels, by foot or using our highly efficient public transporta�on system, I wish you a happy stay. Once again, allow me to welcome you to wonderful Copenhagen! Carl Chris�an Ebbesen Mayor of Culture and Leisure

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TRUST THE BASICS THIS AUTUMN BY ANDREA DOMINGUEZ

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While many are impressed by the Danes’ ability to look great in the most neutral and minimalistic of colours – think grey t-shirt, black trousers and ‘80s sneakers – it still takes hard work! THIELE.DK

We have sought out essential items that no fashionconscious Dane will be without as 2017 draws to a close. So join us on a shortcut this autumn and consider the streets of Copenhagen your runway and its shops your outﬁtter. It’s time to dress like a Dane to blend in and then stand out when you return home!

Long-sleeve dress Malene Birger, Antonigade 10, Cph K; open Mon-Thu 10:00-18:00, Fri 10:00-19:00, Sat 10:00-17:00; bymalenebirger.com  The long-sleeve dress is a staple in achieving an elegant ou�it. It gives you enough coverage for warmth, but also sassiness by s�ll showing some skin. If you are only running errands, you can wear a big sweater over it and wear your favourite sneakers. If you’re on a night out, then you can pair it with some black boo�es and a leather jacket.

Leather jacket Ganni, Gammel Kongevej 82, Frederiksberg; open Mon-Fri 10:00-18:00, Sat 10:0016:00; ganni.com When it comes to leather jackets, don’t be afraid to splurge. It is a �meless item that you could wear almost throughout the year here in Copenhagen. Invest in the quality and the style as you can basically pair it with anything and you will automa�cally look dashing! But when you’ve found ‘the one’, expect it to be your partner for life – as leather jackets always get be�er with age.

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As long as you have these ten basic items in your wardrobe – you will never worry again about what to wear.

Black ankle-boots Dope, Frederiksberggade 5, Cph K; open Mon-Thu 10:00-18:00, Fri 10:00-19:00, Sat 10:00-17:00; dope.dk When it comes to boots, there’s a variety of choices to choose from: from peep-toe boots to thigh-high boots. But in my opinion, ankle boots are must-haves. They are classics you could wear through diﬀerent seasons. Looking for the perfect ankle boots is not at all hard as they come in various colours and designs. Great quality ankle boots will last forever, so don’t hesitate from splurging out on a pair.

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Cosy sweater

Black trousers

Samsøe & Samsøe, Studiestræde 13, Cph K; open Mon-Thu 10:00-18:00,

Samsøe & Samsøe, Købmagergade 44, Cph K; open Mon-Thu 10:00-

Fri 10:00-19:00, Sat 10:00-16:00; samsoe.com

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Sweater weather here we come! Leaving summer temperatures behind

Once you go black, you never go back. Not only does the colour

is never easy, yet with cosy kni�ed crea�ons it can be a rela�vely smooth

succeed in slimming you down, it also looks great with anything. And

experience. Elegant as well as casual – with tradi�onal knits or chic

if you want to be a real Scandi, roll the trousers up and show oﬀ your

details, oversized silhoue�es or body-hugging shapes – face the autumn

white or colourful socks.

chill with your favourite sweater and you will never go wrong.

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THE COPENHAGEN POST TOURISM MAGAZINE | CPHPOST.DK Trendy Scarves Naledi Copenhagen at Magasin, Kongens Nytorv, Cph K; open Mon-Sun 10:00-20:00;  naledicopenhagen.com The best accessory for autumn would be a trendy scarf. There’s huge scope when it comes to choosing a scarf – opt for the material, length and style that best suits you. Spicing up a simple ou�it isn’t as hard as

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Statement Necklaces Time’s Up Vintage, Krystalgade 4, Cph K; open Mon-Thu 11:00-18:00, Fri 11:00-19:00, Sat 10:00-16:00; timesupshop.com Many women avoid statement necklaces because they seem a bit too heavy. However, when autumn falls, we tend to wear darker clothing that needs an injec�on of life. A fabulous statement necklace will always add that sparkle to whatever dull ou�it we may have.

Bag Rains at Superlove, Nørregade 45, Cph K; open Mon-Fri 10:00-18:00, Sat 11:00-16:00, closed Sun; rains.dk Rains is one of the most popular Scandinavian brands for well-designed raincoats. The

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Cat-Eye Sunglasses (Men & Women) Storm Copenhagen, Store Regnegade 1, Cph K; open Mon-Thu 11:00-17:30; stormfashion.dk The must-have item of the season are the cat-eye sunglasses. Shaped like you guessed it and popular in the ‘50s, they’re making a comeback to give you that vintage, fabulous look. With sunglasses, it’s important to know what pair works best for your face shape. As long as you’ve got that covered, they can truly accentuate your natural beauty and give you be�er looking eyebrows!

Sneakers Naked, Klosterstræde 10, Cph K; open MonThu 11:00-18:00, Fri 11:00-19:00, Sat 11:0017:00, closed Sun; nakedcph.com The ‘80s are back, and so are sneakers. The ul�mate Scandinavian trends bring the comfort of Adidas and Nike classics to everyday fashion. These Adidas Originals Campus 80s are a perfect example of what Danes like to wear bellow rolled up trousers.

MSN model, which is perfect in size and also happens to be totally waterproof. It is available in a variety of colours, but black happens to be the most popular.

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BOTANICAL GARDEN - TY STANGE

HC ANDERSEN said it best when he declared: “Just living is not enough: One must have sunshine, freedom and a little flower…” Now, given how tumultuous the Scandinavian climate can be, sunshine can’t always be guaranteed but some flora certainly can be.

Botanical Garden Øster Farimagsgade 2B, Cph K With over 13,000 different plant species on display, the lush lawns and heaving flowerbeds of the Botanical Garden will keep visitors occupied for a fair while. In the centre of the park lies the Old Palm House, a beau�ful glass conservatory filled with a mixture of tropical and subtropical plants, making the park a perfect pick for a rainy day. (LK)

Ørstedsparken Nørre Voldgade 1, Cph K Named a�er the Danish physicist who discovered electromagne�sm, Ørstedsparken is a popular spot with the locals; its collec�on of large Chestnut trees makes it a welcoming place for relaxing and reading a book under their enveloping canopy. The park was one in a series of green spaces built on the city’s original ramparts, and part of the old moat now forms a lake running the length of the area. (LK) Valbyparken Hammelstrupvej 41, Cph SV Valby Park is one of the biggest green areas that the city has to oﬀer. Its wide expanse means ac�vi�es such as football or kite ﬂying are commonplace here; opt for a leisurely cycle down its charming tree-lined avenues that lead directly to the beach. There are also several playgrounds, a rose garden with over 12,000 blooms, and an accessible garden designed especially for the blind and wheelchair bound. It’s a 20-minute cycle from the city centre, but well worth the trip. (EN)

Fælledparken Edel Sauntes Allé, Cph Ø A favoured spot for the five day DHL race and May 1 celebra�ons on Interna�onal Worker’s Day, Fælledparken is a vast expanse with tranquil lakes and woodland areas. As well as boas�ng the largest skatepark in Northern Europe, it contains 3.5km of walk ways – perfect for that off-piste adventure. (EN) Frederiksberg Have Frederiksberg Runddel, Cph F A stunning park beloved by the former Danish King, Frederik VI, whose statue welcomes visitors into the gardens. In the summer months it's a welcome mecca for picnickers and young families exploring the 31.7 hectares of waterways and greenery. At its northernmost end, Frederiksberg Have shares a border with Copenhagen Zoo, providing lucky passersby a glimpse into the elephant enclosure. There’s also lots of birdwatching opportuni�es to be had – the grey heron and Canadian goose are regular visitors – and, curiously, a su�etræ (dummy tree) where children who’ve outgrown their dummies leave them hanging defiantly upon branches, a�er one last long suck for old �me’s sake of course. (JK)

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Kongens Have Øster Voldgade 4A, Cph K Coming up trumps as the most popular park in Copenhagen – due in part to its close proximity to the tourist-hub Nyhavn and Nørreport sta�on – is Kongens Have (King’s Garden). Within its 16 regal hectares sit the royal barracks, a sweet scented rose garden and the famous statue of HC Andersen. Wander down the Knight’s and Lady’s Path –  diagonal lime tree avenues that intersect close to the park’s centre – and take a moment to pause; the gardens are li�le changed since the 17th century. In mid-summer the park hosts open air cinema and children’s outdoor puppet theatre. (JK)

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Whether you’re after a pleasant ramble or a picnic with the kids, Copenhagen has a choice of parks to please all-comers. (EN)

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The Danish capital is peppered with a number of green oases to retreat to, hidden away amidst the city's landscape these pockets of lush greenery provide the perfect afternoon antidote to the hustle and bustle of urban life.

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No one really has any idea when it first appeared. And no one knows who invented it, either. But everyone agrees that it is the very essence of Danish cuisine.

Smørrebrød – don’t try saying it – just taste it

Smørrebrød means “open sandwiches” and, as the name suggests, it isn’t just one dish but many. In fact, it embraces a vast number of variations of fish, meat, salads and vegetables and cheese on rye or white bread. Real smørrebrød is a pleasure to the eye and to the palate. But be careful - smørrebrød comes in almost as many different sizes as there are variations and it is more filling than you might think! The Danes eat smørrebrød all year round as a traditional lunch dish. It is also popular on festive occasions together with the family or friends. And smørrebrød is almost always accompanied by Danish beer and schnapps. Copenhagen boasts a whole range of restaurants which specialise in smørrebrød – typical Danish open – faced sandwiches. They are ancient, traditional establishments, often located below street level in cosy basements and cellars. Service at Copenhagen smørrebrød restaurants differs in style from that at normal eating places and can be an experience in its own right! Welcome to the traditional Danish kitchen! Velbekomme – Bon Appetit!

KANAL - KAFEEN Frederiksholms Kanal 18 Tel 3311 5770 www.kanal-cafeen.aok.dk Café Petersborg is one of Copenhagen’s very oldest restaurants with a history which dates all the way back to 1746. The cuisine is typically Danish and the restaurant has always made it an honour to serve good, traditional Danish food at reasonable prices. The menu has extended to include a range of foreign dishes which have become part of the Danish kitchen. Many famous Danes and foreigners have visited Café Petersborg – notably Hillary Clinton.

HUSMANNS VINSTUE Larsbjørnsstræde 2 Tel 3311 5886 e-mail: 1888@husmannsvinstue.dk www.husmannsvinstue.dk

Kanal – Kafeen – Canal Café – located on the canal near Christiansborg parliament building – dates back to 1852. The first owner of the café was a former cook at the royal palace who was given the restaurant as a pension! Canal Café has a genuine old – world Danish atmosphere, with a plethora of old pictures on the walls and low beams! The restaurant is frequented by office workers from the quarter as well as parliament, with families and tourists often in evidence! The Kanal – Kafeen is a bit cramped with seating capacity for only 60 guests, but there’s always room if you are prepared to wait a few minutes for a table – otherwise when weather permits, tables are put out on the pavement overlooking the canal.

CAFÉ PETERSBORG Bredgade 76 Tel 3312 5016 • Fax 3315 5062 www.cafe-petersborg.dk www.spiseliv.dk/petersborg Husmanns Vinstue – a classic luncheon restaurant founded in 1888 – is one of the very few old basement restaurants left in Copenhagen – almost totally unchanged in style during the 125 or so years of its existence! One significant change is that women are allowed to lunch there now – they were forbiden admittance in 1912 by the then proprietress, a ban not lifted until 1981! HUSMANNS VINSTUE is today a traditional Danish smørrebrød lunch restaurant of the highest quality offering homemade specialities composed of fresh raw materials, based on typical old Danish recipes. Opening hours mon-fri: 11.30 am – 6 pm, sat: 12.00 pm – 4 pm. Kitchen: mon-fri: 11.30 – 4pm, sat: 12 – 4 pm. Closed Sundays and Bank Holidays. All credit cards accepted. Evening parties catered for by special advance order.

Café Sorgenfri is a 150-year-old basement restaurant in central Copenhagen, serving classic Danish open sandwiches. Our famous kitchen works every day from 11am to 9pm (Sun 12 noon to 5pm), where as the restaurant only closes at midnight. A lot has been written about Café Sorgenfri as an example of genuine, traditional Copen-hagen culture at its best. However, most of all, the restaurant is popular in the true sense of the word. Café Sorgenfri is known by any Copenhagener and everybody from all walks of life comes here to enjoy a meal, a couple of pints...and the company. Quite naturally, Café Sorgenfri is often completely packed – so please phone in advance for table reservation.

RESTAURANT & CAFÉ NYTORV Nytorv 15 Tel 3311 7706 www.nytorv.dk

Københavner Caféen is a genuine Danish restaurant situated in one of Copenhagen’s small and charming streets – just a couple of steps off the walking street (“Strøget”). Traditional open sandwiches (“smørrebrød”) dominate the lunch menu whilst renowned Danish dishes are served in the evening. The café is noted for its untraditional and impulsive activities for tourists. For example, Santa Claus often appears during the summer months! Københavner Caféen is open seven days a week including public holidays and serves lunch between 12:00 and 17:00 and dinner from 17:00 until 22:30. KØBENHAVNER CAFEEN Badstuestræde 10 Tel 3332 8081 www.kobenhavnercafeen.dk

CAFÉ SORGENFRI Brolæggerstræde 8 Tel 3311 5880 www.cafesorgenfri.dk Restaurant & Café Nytorv is 150 years old and one of the very oldest inns in Copenhagen – established 30-40 years after the Great Fire in 1795 that left most of the capital in ruins. In times gone-by, Restaurant & Café Nytorv was the haunt of drunkards and prostitutes, today its clientele are artists, lawyers, businessmen and good people that just pop into the place for a beer or a good meal – we serve typical Danish-style lunches all day!

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SKIBET

Ongoing, ends Jan 7, open Tue-Fri 12:00-18:00, Sat-Sun 11:00-17:00; Nikolaj Kunsthal, Nikolaj Plads 10, Cph K; 70kr; nikolajkunsthal.dk

interactive exhibition that encourages you to consider themes such as reaching a common destiny. “Do we imagine the ship can’t sink?” asks Kath. “On the Titanic, the musicians continued playing to the end.” (BH)

Ongoing, ends Oct 7; Galleri Bo Bjerggaard, Flæsketorvet 85A, Cph V; free adm; bjerggaard.com AK Dolven thrives in the faded, the blurred, the bleak. Her work in photography and video captures intimate snippets of everyday lives, seasoned with dashes of nihilism and nostalgia. (AH)

Ongoing, ends Oct 22; Overgaden, Overgaden Neden Vandet 17, Cph K; overgaden.org STRAIGHT UP and down, straight across. Vertical, horizontal. The X and Y axis.  Humans daily pass through phases of the two elemental directions: sleeping,

Cirkus Europe

Sep 2-Jan 14; Arken, Skovvej 100, Ishøj; 115kr; arken.dk Ever want to take a trip through a fever-dream sideshow of deformed, miserable freaks? No? Then don’t tell Michael Kvium, as this is the basis of his new exhibition at Arken, which dives into the macabre to explore contemporary crises. (AH)

walking, lovemaking, leaping. These bearings are unconscious yet often crucial to activity and identity.  In co-operation with Overgaden, Sophie Dupont presents a multimedia exploration of this directional concept. Through an immersive examination incorporating elements of performance, sculpture and video, This Will Also Change analyses, critiques and reframes the physical phases of our everyday lives. (AH)

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ANDERS SUNEBERG

AHOY THERE art fans! If you’ve ever wondered why somebody might take the stage name like Oh Land, the answers might be in Skibet (‘The Ship’), an art exhibition for children and adults in which the Danish musician has joined forces with visual artist Eske Kath. Nanna Fabricius Øland – oh, the clue was in her real name – and Kath were inspired by their experience packing their belongings into a container to New York a year ago, and the result is the sense you are entering a huge container ship on frozen waters – an

STANLEY KUBRICK

OVER THE course of a nearly four-decade career, US filmmaker Stanley Kubrick established himself as one of the most influential artists of the genre. From early triumphs like Paths of Glory to all-time classics such as 2001: A Space Odyssey, Kubrick’s work stands out for innovation across the board. His approach to storytelling, creativity in cinematography and distinctive use of sound and music have cemented him as a legend in the history of filmmaking.  Thanks to Kunstforeningen GL Strand, Kubrick’s extensive career comes to Copenhagen for an exhibition

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World Press Photo

Sep 22-Oct 15; Politiken Hus, Rådhuspladsen 37, Cph V; open daily 13:00-18:00, until 21:00 Wed-Fri; worldpressphoto.org The world’s best press photos are once again visiting Copenhagen – an exhibition that visits over 100 cities every year, running exhibitions concurrently across the world. This year’s winner is Burhan Ozbilici’s shot of the murderer of the Russian ambassador to Turkey.

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Sep 23-Jan 14; Kunstforeningen GL Strand, Gammel Strand 48, Cph K; glstrand.dk

groundbreaking in scope and scale – and Denmark is ready. The country is already underway celebrating his stunning career through Kubrick Festival 2017, a nationwide, year-long affair saluting his achievements via special film screenings, educational lectures, concerts and debates. Stanley Kubrick: The Exhibition represents the curated culmination of this celebration, presenting a comprehensive portrait of the artist’s career and achievments. The exhibition takes Kubrick’s life beyond the confines of the cinema – while extensive in covering his filmography, it will also feature his photographs, excerpts from interviews with Kubrick and his compatriots, and highlights selected from his personal archives. For those with any stake in cinema, this represents an unmissable opportunity to appreciate the work of one of the genre’s best.

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Ongoing, ends Dec 9; Meter, Henrik Rungs Gade 25, Cph N; open Thu-Sat 13:00-17:00; meterspace.dk Among those contributing to this group exhibition looking at the scarcity and efficient usage of time are KLD Repro, Trine Mee Sook Gleerup, Andreas Albrectsen, Hour Projects and Eva Koch. The title is inspired by Herman Melville. (BH)

Bill Viola: Inverted Birth

Sep 29-Nov 26, open daily 11:00-21:00, until 20:00 on Sun; Copenhagen Contemporary, Trangravsvej 10-12, Cph K; 50kr; cphco.org Video art pioneer Bill Viola presents a five-metre tall installation detailing the human life cycle in his trademark slow motion. Quoting Chuang Tzu, Viola reminds us that: “Birth is not a beginning, death is not an end.” (BH)

PERFORMANCE

NO FESTIVE season is complete without watching the Crazy Christmas Cabaret, an English-language comedy show penned by long-time CPH POST columnist Vivienne McKee, which has been delighting both Danish and international audiences since the early 1980s. Premiering on November 14 at Tivoli’s Glassalen theatre, McKee will once again be milking the White House for inspiration, along with the Star Wars universe – a canny choice given Episode VIII of the franchise is being released midway

EDUCATING RITA

Oct 25-Nov 25; Mon-Fri 20:00, Sat 17:00; Krudttønden, Cph Ø; 165kr, discounts for under-25s and groups, teaterbilleter.dk; that-theatre. com

presents a nuanced and touching picture of class, gender, friendship and much more besides. It’s a humorous though important insight into the value of education in society and the invisible though often impenetrable boundaries that persist for people like Rita, who seek to learn but have never been in a position to do so. Dawn Wall (see cphpost.dk for our interview) was Burns and director Barry McKenna’s first and only choice for the role.   Formerly a teacher in Britain, Wall started her own nails business after moving here in 2010, but gave it up following her graduation from the Copenhagen Film and Theatre School in 2015 to concentrate on acting full-time. Among her ten CV credits this year is a major role in a new Danish web series ‘Porno Leif’. She describes the part of Rita as fate calling. (BH)

The Nutcracker

Dec 1-22; Gamle Scene, Kongens Nytorv; Cph K; 100760kr, kglteater.dk Set to Tchaikovsky's breathtaking, iconic music, this wondrous festive tale is once again returning to a Royal Theatre stage this Christmas. George Balanchine's 1954 choreography especially appeals to children, making this an ideal introduction to the genre. (BH)

Cats

Oct 25-29, seven shows, times vary; Royal Arena, Hannemanns Allé 18-20, Cph S; 450650kr, ticketmaster.dk; royalarena.dk The West End production of Andrew Lloyd Webber's musical based on the poems of TS Eliot is coming to Copenhagen for seven shows, including two weekend matinees. This is a rare chance to see a top-end English-lanuage musical – and one of the most enduring of all time to boot. (BH)

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IT WOULDN’T be autumn without another one-month run of a That Theatre production, and this year the indefatigable Ian Burns, a long-time CPH POST columnist, has chosen Willy Russell’s splendid 1980 play ‘Educating Rita’. Made into a film three years later, both its stars, Michael Caine and Julie Walters, were nominated for Oscars – testament to the rich characters created by Russell. Charting the development of a relationship between Rita (Dawn Wall), a hairdresser with no formal education, and Frank (Burns), an older academic, the play

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Bridge over Troubled Water

Oct 23-24 & Nov 14-15, 20:00; Bremen Teater, Nyropsgade 39-41, Cph V; 215-325kr, teaterbilletter.dk; brementeater.dk The songs featured in this musical, which charts the story of two young men from New York who went onto become the world’s most successful musical duo, are in English. Given how Simon and Garfunkel often fought over artistic differences, their output is truly their bridge over troubled water. (BH)

At the Opera House

Sep-Dec; Operaen Store Scene, Ekvipagemestervej 1, Cph K; 150-925kr, kglteater.dk Puccini's 'Madame Butterfly' (ongoing until 2018) and 'La fanciulla del West' (from Nov 10), Verdi's 'Rigoletto' (ongoing, ends Nov 21) and Mozart's 'The Magic Flute' (from Nov 25) are at the Opera House this autumn, while Donizetti's 'L'eisir d'amore' (Nov 14-15) is at Gamle Scene. (BH)

Royal Theatre dance

Sep-Dec; Gamle Scene, Kongens Nytorv; Cph K; 80-725kr, kglteater.dk An assortment of dance awaits you. From the serious – Corpus’s ‘The Vampire Revolution’ (Dec 13-14), Nikolaj Hübbe’s ‘Raymonda’ (from Nov 11) and Jiří Kylián’s ‘Silk and Knife 2’ (from Sep 30) – to lighter fare such as the perennial ‘Dans2Go’ (from Oct 24) and child-friendly ‘De Glemte Børn’ (Oct 12-16). (BH)

KLAUS VEDFELT

Nov 14-Jan 6, Mon-Fri 19:30, Sat 15:00; Tivoli Glassalen, Cph V; 255375kr, teaterbilleter.dk; londontoast. dk

through the run. The result is ‘Planet Trump: The Farce Awakens’, episode 35 of a show that continues to grow in popularity since its humble beginnings in a galaxy a long time ago, and the run continues until early January. “In a galaxy far too close for comfort, the orange planet Trump threatens the universe,” a Star Wars-styled trailer reveals in the customary yellow font we have all grown to love. “Hans Zup and Princess Layer Cake resist the daft side of the Farce and blah, blah, blah, blah,” it continues. By now everyone knows what to expect: adult humour, topical gags, outrageous costumes and characters, upbeat dancing, a live band and above-average vocals. But it as much for the audience interaction than anything else that roughly 40,000 Danish fans return every year for another dollop of craziness. McKee, her dame Andrew Jeffers and leading man David Bateson are masterful at working the material for all it’s worth, with the inevitable ab-libs and breaks from characters consistently delivering the biggest laughs of the night.

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Sep 21-23 & 28-30, open Thu 17:0023:00, Fri 17:00-23:30 & Sat 14:0023:30; Femøren Amager Strand, Cph S; free adm, packages 299-499kr; oktoberfestdk.dk LARA SPIRIT

package deals. From 299-339 kroner you can reserve seats together, order two por�ons of crisps, one litre of beer or one bo�le of white or red wine, one Bavarian Schnitzel plate and one German Underberg. If you’re feeling indulgent, alterna�ve packages are on offer that include VIP table service, an expanded food menu and Austrian champagne. The website also includes its own lederhosen shop where a pair of the leather breeches will set you back 66 euros. For once the women’s range is slightly more affordable at 47-57 euros, but who said it’s exclusively female? Wigs are available too. If you feel your tradi�onal a�re might not find use beyond the confines of the 2,800-person tent, the clothes will also be available to rent – either before or on the day itself.

FOR ALL the fashion-savvy people of Copenhagen, or anyone who would like to add a bit of a variety to their wardrobes, the Designer Forum is the

Stanley Kubrick in concert

Sep 24, 20:00; CPH Jazzhouse, Niels Hemmingsens Gade 10, Cph K; 225kr The score of Kubrick’s 1971 masterpiece ‘A Clockwork Orange’ deserves to be appreciated on its own, even though it’s hard to enjoy ‘Singin’ in the Rain’ in quite the same way. Performed by the Will Gregory Moog Ensemble, you can’t beat a bit of Luddy Van B. (BH)

Ricky Gervais

Sep 29, 19:30; Royal Arena, Hannemanns Allé 20, Cph S; 400-550kr The world-renowned Bri�sh co-creator and star of The Ofﬁce and Extras – who is perhaps best known for his unbridled piss-take of Hollywood as the host of the Golden Globe Awards – is performing his stand-up tour ‘Humanity’. (DS)

place to go. Held twice every year, the event allows you to ﬁnd great deals on clothes, shoes and accessories, oﬀering discounts as high as 80 percent on goods from previous seasons. Friday is VIP day, so make sure you’re there to get the best deals. With only a limited number of �ckets available, it’s best you book early or risk missing out. (SBH)

Gentofte Night

Sep 29; various locations; gentoftenatten.dk For one night only, this municipality will be transformed, with all your favourite loca�ons illuminated from the outside and cultural centres – many of which are usually closed to the public – open for a night of reﬂec�on and curiosity. (LS)

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Sep 29-Oct 1, 18:00; Forum, Julius Thomsens Plads 1, Frederiksberg; Fri: 175kr, Sat: 80kr, Sun: 60kr

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FOLLOWING A 20-year tradi�on, the Copenhagen Culture Night – the city’s annual cultural extravaganza – is taking place on the evening of Friday October 13. The event will showcase the vibrant

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arts and crea�ve scene across the country. The Danish capital will host a par�cularly diverse and exci�ng program of events wherein museums, art galleries, churches, exhibi�on halls, government buildings, theatres and more will throw open their doors late into the night. The �cket for the event will be the cultural pass, which will provide free access to all the events along with free bus and train rides on that day. (SBH)

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HOP OFF the tube at Femøren and walk a short distance to ﬁnd yourself amongst other Bavarian beerenthusiasts. Live music, lederhosen and litres of German beer will greet you at an event brimming with energy and jocosity. Check the website for diﬀerent promo�ons within the fes�val: a student day, for instance, or a chance to cut costs with a happy hour. You can also save yourself the stress of deciding just how Bavarian you want to go on the day by pre-booking and taking advantage of one of their

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Chris Rock

Oct 5, 20:00; Royal Arena, Hannemanns Allé 18, Cph S; Price 400 – 600kr Chris Rock, a veteran of Saturday Night Live and star of numerous ﬁlms who has hosted the Oscars twice, is coming to Copenhagen. Grab the opportunity to see one of the best standup comedians in the world. (SBH)

Cph Winter Game

Nov 3-4; B&W Hallerne, Refshaleøen, Cph K; prices vary; copenhagenwintergames.com Copenhagen will witness some of the best interna�onal skiers and snowboarders this winter as they charge the biggest ramp in the world. This spectacular event appeals to people of all ages and backgrounds. (SBH)

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CPH PIX

Sep 28-Oct 11; various times and venues; cphpix.dk SARAH B HAIDER

particularly screened for school-going children to alternative mainstream, edgy art and genre films curated for adults – CPH PIX delivers the complete film festival experience.   With as many as 65,000 admissions during the eighth edition of the festival last year, CPH PIX has been a fixture in Denmark since 2009, becoming popular among Danes and internationals alike for bringing new and unreleased films to Danish cinemas, as well as plenty of odd-balls and genre-bending niche films. The festival is more than just a cinematic event and also provides a platform to support talent development with its ‘New Talent Grand PIX’ – an award that is presented to a debutant filmmaker along with a cash prize of 6,000 euros.

Julebryg Dag

Nov 3, 20:59; various locations Time to get crazy drunk on the first Thursday of November as horse-drawn carts deliver Tuborg’s limited edition Christmas beer to the local pubs. Look out for the blue santas and famous Tuborg girls, and enjoy the snow! (SBH)

Nov 3-4; KU.BE, Dirch Passers Alle 4, Frederiksberg; 292kr per day

FANS OF Irish music will once again congregate as Copenhagen presents a stage dedicated solely to top-class traditional and contemporary Irish music over the first weekend of November.

Hubertus Hunt

Nov 5, 10.00; Dyrehaven 8, Klampenborg; hubertusjagt.dk A popular event in the deer park in Klampenborg since 1900, join the 40,000 spectators who gather to watch the skilled horsemanship on display. Experience the excitement as the 160 riders come flying over the course’s 35 obstacles. (SBH)

The festival, now in its 39th edition, will this year take place at Frederiksberg's new cultural centre KU.BE. Among the confirmed acts this year are Len Graham & Jack Lynch; Buttons & Bows; and New Road and Gatehouse. There will also be a céilí dance session where everyone will be able to take part regardless of their dance experience, as instruction and a helping hand from the more experienced dancers will be given. (SBH)

Copenhagen Book Forum

Nov 10-12, 10:00; Bella Center, Center Boulevard 5, Cph S; 145kr; bogforum.dk The book forum is an unmissable event for all the voracious readers out there. Come and join Denmark’s biggest book fair, which every year brings famous authors, readers and publishers under one roof. (SBH)

Open Belly Dancel

Nov 10-12, Glostrup Hallen, Stadionvej 80, Glostrup; ticket prices vary; danishopenbellydance.wordpress.com Gear up for some excitement as Copenhagen plays host to an exotic belly-dancing festival this November. There will be competitions, open stages, gala shows and bazaars, as well as workshops for dance lovers. (SBH)

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BLUES BANDS are tuning their instruments for the 17th edition of the much-awaited Copenhagen Blues Festival in the last week of October. The blues festival enjoys a reputation

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Oct 25-29; various times and venues; copenhagenbluesfestival.dk

for mixing the old with the new – tipping its hat to blues legends, heritage stars and the young guns of blues, roots and much else besides. Aside from providing entertainment galore to blues lovers, the event aims to promote the interest of the genre in Denmark. Moreover, the festival will hold the customary Danish Blues Artist of the Year award ceremony to appreciate the musical and artistic effort of the performers. (SBH)

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FOR ALL the movie buffs, film aficionados and critics out there, CPH PIX – Denmark’s biggest feature film festival – is back in town. Like every year, attendees will have the opportunity to watch some of the best and most eye-opening films from across the globe. And that’s not all; the 14-day extravaganza will showcase more than 150 movies combined with concerts, artist talks, debates and visits from international filmmakers and actors to keep the event jam-packed with entertainment and information. Irrespective of one’s age, there will be something for everyone – from films

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European Shortcourse Champs

Dec 13-17; Royal Arena, Hannemanns Allé 18, Cph S; 125kr, under-15s: 95kr; euroswim2017.com The Danish capital is hosting the 19th edition of the LEN European Short Course Championships in which more than a thousand swimmers and delegates are expected to participate. (SBH)

CHRISTMAS

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THE COPENHAGEN POST TOURISM MAGAZINE | CPHPOST.DK and harsh winds that blow through the streets of Copenhagen during winter.

Kongens Nytorv 19, kld, Cph K; Nov 11Dec 22, open Sun-Thu 10:00-01:00, Fri 10:00-02:00

CHRISTIAN WENANDE NO CHRISTMAS jaunt to Copenhagen is complete without a visit to the oldest wine bar in the city, the iconic Hviids Vinstue. The legendary establishment is close to celebrating its 300th birthday and has been a popular rendezvous spot for the capital's artists and intellectuals on a daily basis since 1723. But during the winter months leading up to Christmas, it really shines.

The first glass of gløgg is always poured at 11:00 on November 11 and it flows freely throughout the Christmas period – 8,000 litres of it annually, in fact. So pack yourself inside, peel off those layers and tuck into some traditional Danish cheer just like the locals have done over the past centuries. After all, Hviids Vinstue is part of Copenhagen lore, having survived the great fires of 1728 and 1795 and the wars against the British in 1801 and 1807. So chances are it'll still be around this Christmas. INSERT DESCRIPTION

Its low-ceiling and cosy bodega atmosphere lends itself perfectly to a warm and jolly getaway from the biting cold

Some 27 Danish beers are on offer, and leading up to Christmas the bar serves up its famous home-made spiced gløgg wine, a sure-fire winner to heat up the inner core of the body and a staple since 1954.

Nytorv Xmas Market

Outside Magasin, Cph K; from mid Nov, open Sun-Thu 11:0019:00, Fri 11:00-20:00, Sat 10:00-19:00 Enjoy Danish favourties gløgg and abelskiver and browse through winter clothing, paper art and wooden toys. Go easy on the pastries, chocolates and Glühwein, or Santa won’t let you sit on his knee. (BH)

Nov 28-Feb 28; Frederiksberg Runddel 1, Cph V; skates 50kr to hire, deposit required SPEND QUALITY time together carving figures of eight at the Frederiksberg Runddel rink, one of several places to go skating in the city, which is probably

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Christiania Xmas Market

In Dec, open Mon-Fri 14:0020:00, Sat-Sun 12:00-20:00; Grey Hall, Refshalevej 2, Christiania The Grey Hall in Christiania is transformed into a market that offers untraditional Christmas experiences that you won’t find at the mall. Enjoy gløgg with unusual additives and roasted almonds. (BH)

the most prestigious. Skates can be hired on the day – a national insurance card is a useful deposit – as well as mobile penguins to help the younger ones steady their nerves and find their bearings. Remember, it’s good bonding to remind the kiddies they’re not the only ones prone to falling flat on their face every second of the day. (BH)

Handel’s ‘Messiah’

Performances Nov-Dec; various venues in Greater Cph It wouldn’t be Christmas without an evening out to listen to George Handel’s Messiah. The two hour-plus masterpiece tells the story of Jesus: his birth, life, passion, death, resurrection and ascension. (BH)

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So don’t be a miser and initiate your bilingual offspring into the world of Scrooge. Humbug to one and all! (BH)

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IT'S SURPRISING how so few Danes are familiar with the Dickensian classic A Christmas Carol, but all that is changing thanks to this annual production by the Bernhard Olsen Teater.

And this year they’re adding a twist: all the main characters are women: from Scrooge to Bob Cratchit and his son, Tiny Tim.

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Nov 18-Dec 20, Mon-Fri 09:30 & 11:30, Sat & Sun 13:00 & 15:00; Open Air Museum, Kongevejen 100, Kongens Lyngby; 40-165kr; natmus.dk

Suitable for ages six and above, this version has trimmed off the dark elements of the original to present a shorter version ideal for the little ones.

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Tivoli Xmas Season

Nov 18-Dec 31; tivoli.dk Not long after they close following their Halloween season, Tivoli will reopen for Christmas complete with a special theme, multitudes of nisse, thousands of fairy lights and a market brimful with goodies. It's time to celebrate! (BH)

Xmas Workshop

Every Sat & Sun in Dec, 10:3016:30; SMK, Sølvgade 48, Cph K; 45kr; smk.dk Creative kiddos are invited to embrace the Christmas spirit and prepare handmade presents for their loved ones. There are plenty of materials to choose from to make a perfect masterpiece. (BH)

SMØRREBRØD

SMØRREBRØD: FROM MEDIEVAL BREADWINNER TO DANISH STAPLE CAYLYN RICH

THE COPENHAGEN POST TOURISM MAGAZINE | CPHPOST.DK In turn, their granddaughter Ida Davidsen introduced the dish overseas, signalling the start of an interna�onal success story. Since then professional chefs and regular foodies around the globe have tuned into the smørrebrød sensa�on.

Func�onal and ﬂavourful SMØRREBRØD BEGAN in the Medieval Ages as a high-energy meal to fuel labourers through long days on the job. They threw le�overs on a slab of bread, which was originally only used as a placeholder and immediately discarded a�er the toppings were consumed.

The quintessen�al starter is a hearty piece of untoasted rye, followed by a bu�ery layer to hold the toppings together and an op�onal garnish ﬁnish. Fish, meat, vegetables and egg or remoulade dressings are standard choices.

A�en�ve eaters eventually realised how tasteful the bread became a�er absorbing the contents’ ﬂavour. And the modern-day smørrebrød was invented when 19th century workers learned to u�lise the bread and bu�er essen�als to placate their appe�tes.

Sloganeers capitalised on ‘smørrebrød-simplicity’ to bring it to the kitchen table. And they coined smørrebrød ‘edgy-elegance’ to market it to upscale restaurants.

Spreading the joy

Over�me, smørrebrød evolved into a universally popular cuisine. A�er the famous Davidsen family ﬁrst opened their wine bar in 1888, they decided to spice things up by adding smørrebrød to the menu.

Today, smørrebrød is enjoyed as a seasonal appe�ser and frequents the Danish Christmas and Easter menu.It provides delectable tastes and unforge�able cultural experiences. While in Copenhagen plan a visit to any of the listed spots to embrace this treasured Scandinavian tradi�on:

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Café Petersborg

Larsbjørnsstræde 2 Cph K; open Mon-Fri 11:30-18:00, Sat 12:00-17:00; 3311 5886, 1888@husmannsvinstue. dk; husmannsvinstue.dk Tradi�on and taste come together at this cosy venue near Norreport Sta�on. Party reserva�ons welcome. Enjoy a classic smørrebrød at Husmann Vinstue.

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Nytorv 15, Cph K; open Mon-Sun 09:00-23:00; 3311 7706, kontakt@nytor.dk Once a dodgy dive, Café Nytorv is now the ideal hygge hangout. They oﬀer takeaway op�ons, as well as bookings for companies with a capacity for 50 guests. Discover the smørrebrød beat here in the heart of the city.

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Restaurant and Café Nytorv

Bredgade 76, Cph K; open Mon-Fri 11:45-16:00 & 17:00-21:00, Sat 11:45-16:00; 3312 5016, info@ cafe-petersborg.dk; cafe-petersborg.dk Book a table at one of Copenhagen’s oldest restaurants and peruse their extensive smørrebrød lunch menu. Make an event out of it and watch a football game, or �me it right to dine here on St Mar�n’s Day, November 10.

Frederiksholms Kanal 18, Cph K; open Mon-Fri 11:3017:00, Sat 11:30-15:00; 3311 5770, kanal@cafeer.dk; kanalcafeen.dk The Channel Café was once completely underwater, but its submerged history just adds to its mari�me charm. Stop by to indulge in one of their smørrebrød and discover the vivid story behind its se�ng on the canal. It’s an excellent op�on for your next Christmas party.

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TOP PLACES TO EXPERIENCE SMØRREBRØD

Kobenhavner Cafeen

Badstuestræde 10, Cph K; open daily 11:30-22:00, 3332 8081, booking@kobenhavnercafeen.dk; københavnercafeen.dk This classy venue has a welcoming charm. Try it the Danish way and rewind with a cold beer and schnapps while relishing Kobenhavner Cafeen’s smørrebrød delights.

Meyers Madhaus

Nørrebrogade 52C, Cph N; open 09:00-16:00; 3536 3837, madhus@lmfood.dk; meyersmad.dk/madhus Or maybe you’d like to learn how to make smørrebrød yourself from none other than the master of Danish cooking himself, Claus Meyer, or at least one of his chefs! Browse the site for more informa�on and contact Meyers Madhus to set up a smørrebrød cook-oﬀ!

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DREAMY LIVINGSTONE … I CONSUME!

restaurants in Los Angeles, New York and Copenhagen. This is in addi�on to recently comple�ng his second term as vice-chair of Democrats Abroad – a huge responsibility given that their members live in over 190 countries in the world and garner eight seats at the na�onal conven�on, which nominates the party’s presiden�al candidate.

A PECULIAR anxiety o�en hangs over meals before the order is placed. It could be that a friend is ordering something a li�le out there, which could either be be�er or worse than my own choice. Or do you listen to your inner voice: “I’ve had this before, I really should try something else … but it was so good” – a not uncommon response to the perilous business of ordering a single dish. Insofar as you can never really make a stuck-in-their-ways eater shed their dogma�c curse, Café Livingstone gives them a pre�y good get-out regardless: choose a selec�on of small dishes and sample them all. In truth, this isn’t a new concept, though it is an unusual one to ﬁnd so well-executed. Evaluate the state of your current appe�te – small or large – and �ck the ﬁve or seven boxes of the dishes you’d like.

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For the moment, however, Hale’s commitment appears firmly rooted in the Livingstone project, and his passion for the details of the restaurant are impressively numbered. For one, all the coffee is imported from a single Guatemalan farm, and these close links both help guarantee con�nuity in high-quality coffee and support the farmer in the process. To a certain extent these excep�onal facets to the business-model are reflected in the price – for example, a juice and coffee will cost 70kr. But the detail that goes into each dish renders the price of the five and seven-dish op�ons far from unreasonable. The restaurant itself seemed bustling with Danes who visit regularly, clearly sufficiently impressed to pay slightly above the standard brunch price.

Exploring the Lakes

Ge�ng through either the small or large spread certainly makes for a long morning, and there might be no be�er loca�on to do this than sat aside the famous Lakes, speckled sun matching the odd jogger and cyclist who ventures that far north up the Sortedams Sø. What is, and should be, the most impressive element of the experience is the food itself. Danish classics such as baskets of fresh rye bread, cinnamon rolls, bu�ermilk koldskål – accompanied by a seriously good blueberry compote – are present, o�en with their own li�le twist. This is alongside the more unusual Moroccan sausages, egg souﬄés and ﬂatbread with so� cheese.

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CAFÉ LIVINGSTONE Sortedam Dossering 81, Cph Ø; open daily at 09:00, closes 24:00 at weekends, 22:00 most weekdays; five dishes: 139kr, seven dishes: 169kr; 2214 0363; cafelivingstone.dk

Forloren Espresso

Store Kongensgade 32, Cph K; open daily 08:00-16:00, until 17:00 Thu-Sat, closed Sun; forlorenespresso.dk The folks at Forloren Espresso wince at the term ‘café’. They are a coffee shop. They make no promise of lightning-fast service, gimmicky beverages or boun�ful eats. Forloren’s business is good coffee, which it delivers in quiet mastery. Located just around the corner from iconic Nyhavn, and a brief stroll to any number of stellar parks, museums and shopping venues, Forloren isn’t a spot to lounge and linger in to order brunch. It’s an exercise in the singular pursuit of a quality cup of coffee, and in this pursuit it succeeds. (AH)

Munk Café

Nørre Farimagsgade 55, Cph K; open daily 11:0023:00; brunch 99-135kr Embrace India and absorb some Hindu vibes among the cheerful colours and unique lamps that decorate this beau�ful cafe. Its Indian breakfast is to die for: a spread full of ﬂavour and colour that includes spicy eggs with mild chilli, ginger and coriander, chicken marinated in Indian spices, potato pie, seasonal salad and fruit, spicy sausages and mango lassi (which you must try!). As well as the regular brunch and vegetarian op�ons, there are also a wide range of specials to choose from. (AD)

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The tasty spread is granted an excep�onal asce�cism through a nouveau-rus�c interior and an array of beau�ful plates and mugs to match. Tom Hale, the café’s manager, conﬁrmed this was indeed a conscious product of me�culous design. Everything – whether it be the chairs, plates or cutlery – has been expertly curated from the travels of Hale and his partner. And his own sources of inspira�on are not in short supply. Having originally completed his BFA in theatre at the University of Texas, Aus�n, Hale has remained ac�ve in theatre ever since, whilst managed ﬁne dining

Next Door Café

Larsbjørnsstræde 23, Cph K; open daily 07:0018:00; nextdoorcafe.dk Even with its quirky décor and a not-so-visible signboard, the aroma of freshly-brewed coffee emana�ng from the shop makes many passers-by stop at Next Door Café spontaneously. And once you step into the café, the cosiness, together with the warm and friendly a�tude of the baristas, earns the joint points straight away. What’s more, the coffee and desserts are worth every penny, which makes this small café packed with customers all the �me. Located a very short walking distance from City Hall Square, the place is definitely worth a visit. (SBH)

BARS

Ørsted Ølbar

Nørre Farimagsgade 13, Cph K; open Mon 16:00-00:00, Tue-Thu 15:00-01:00, Fri 15:00-03:00, Sat 13:30-03:00, Sun 14:00-23:00; oerstedoelbar.dk This cosy bar, which is located on the Lakes side of Ørstedsparken, is the perfect choice for a relaxed Friday night. Ørsted Ølbar oﬀers a selec�on of 20 diﬀerent beers on tap in a candlelit atmosphere where one can enjoy a drink and a chat at the same �me. As is becoming the norm, the beers and their descrip�ons are wri�en on a big blackboard, and tas�ngs are available before you choose. More spacious than it ini�ally looks, it’s popular with a�er-work drinkers and a friendly 30s crowd. It's also got a dart board and a fairly spacious area to watch sports on the television. (GD)

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Ancestrale

Oehlenschlægersgade 12, Cph V; open Mon-Thu 12:00-23:00, Fri 12:00-24:00, Sat 13:00-24:00;  ancestrale.dk This newly-opened wine bar on a cosy street in Vesterbro is the crea�on of two interna�onally trained sommeliers together with a wine connoisseur trained at Noma. Their winning formula is simple: serve great wines that are easy to drink and appeal to people’s tastes with no sophis�ca�on or menu required. The wines are handpicked and based on rela�onships with wineries spanning Europe. Their knowledge and exper�se is impressive and their recommenda�ons are helpful and sa�sfyIng. The wines I sampled were unique, exo�c and full of ﬂavour, making it a must visit. (AA)

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Lidkoeb

Vesterbrogade 72B, Cph V; open Mon-Sat 16:00-02:00, Sun 20:00-02:00; lidkoeb.dk A regular on best bar lists, Lidkoeb is reminiscent of a secret prohibi�on-era speakeasy. Located in a restored pharmacy building constructed in the 1800s in a beau�ful courtyard just off Vesterbrogade, this atmospheric bar spans three floors, offering a complex menu of Nordic-inspired drinks. An oak bar spans almost the en�re length of the ground floor, providing patrons with front seats to the workmanship on display, while a fireplace conjures up a cosy, welcoming atmosphere. The top floor of the house has been converted into a whisky lounge, while the converted a�c is the perfect place to engage in conversa�on as service is given only to those seated, contribu�ng to an exclusive feel. (PS)

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FOR THOSE looking for an alterna�ve from the arguably overrated waterfront restaurants of Nyhavn and their inflated prices, you needn’t search too far and wide. Restaurant Geist sits a stone’s throw away nestled between a string of stylish restaurants at Kongens Nytorv. For an evening of flavorsome food and an unsurpassed atmosphere, be sure to check this one off the list. Renowned Danish celebrity chef Bo Bech opened this project in 2011 with an eye to offer diners a tradi�onal a la carte menu as opposed to the masses of fixed tas�ng menus that feature so regularly at alterna�ve restaurants. This certainly offers a welcome change, although it can be a li�le overwhelming given the sheer number of choices available along with the inevitable food envy from the person ea�ng next to you. The ribs at TGI Fridays really were that good! The restaurant concept of Geist radiates style and sophis�ca�on. The restaurant itself has to be one of the most exquisitely designed in the area with sleek, modern addi�ons coupled with welcome touches of nature that create a unique monochrome dining area. The first thing one no�ces upon entering this welcome addi�on to the New Nordic family is the friendliness and professionalism of the staff. The genuine helpfulness and relaxed approach provides a comfortable se�ng for the evening.

aspect to note is that the available food, while s�ll reflec�ng a vibrant and refined palate, is not as unique and perhaps as daring as some of its compe�tors. With this in mind there are certain op�ons – including raw zucchini with pistachio & curry and shrimps with tomato & smoked paprika – that unfortunately do come across as a li�le ordinary and uninspired, but the likes of the dried breast of a young duck with cherries and the must-have dessert of choice, the salted wasabi cream toffee, more than make up for them. With a menu this size it is impossible to taste everything on offer, which gives the diner a feeling they are entering a lucky dip. We found the best approach is to order three to four separately and share with your partner or friends.

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Melchiors Plads 3, Cph Ø; open Mon-Wed 10:00-21:30, Thu-Sat 10:00-22:00, Sun 09:00-20:30; mains from 118kr; soulscph.dk There is certainly no shortage of vegan/vegetarian op�ons within the Copenhagen area – however, this restaurant undeniably deserves a special men�on. Souls, founded by two Australians and Danish chef Neel Engholm, delivers the highest quality ingredients, oﬀering health-conscious diner feel-good recipes that are ethically-sourced. Vegan versions of familiar recipes do not simply try to compensate for missing ingredients, rather they form their own ﬂavours and combina�ons in op�ons such as the Viking salad and Souls burger (a must try). (PS)

GEIST

Geist Kongens Nytorv 8, Cph K; open daily 18:00-01:00; dishes 85-250kr; mail@ restaurantgeist.dk; restaurantgeist.dk

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whites, reds and sparkling wines. The cool atmosphere and ﬁne surroundings ensured that we stayed long into the night. Luckily for us the restaurant features a long bar with a cocktail list that deserves some recogni�on all of its own. Classic whiskey sours and manha�ans are of course available, but the idea of visi�ng a restaurant such as Geist is to experience something different. The complex mixology involved in the crea�on of the drinks combines seasonal ingredients with premium liquor. Don't leave without trying the quirkily named lemon on lemon on lemon. Fresh, potent ﬂavours combine to make this the perfect summer drink.

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Da Salvo

Gammel Kongevej 41, Cph V; open Mon-Sat 11:0022:00, Sun 17:00-22:00; menu enquiries at info@ dasalvo; dasalvo.dk Pizza, the quintessen�al Italian comfort food, is served in abundance with a gourmet twist at this family-owned Italian-style restaurant situated a short stroll from the scenic Lakes. Chef Salavatore offers a seasonally-adjusted menu consis�ng of an�pas�, pasta selec�ons and tradi�onal takes on Italian favourites using high-quality ingredients in a warm, almost local-feel atmosphere. There is a wine bar on the ground floor that features a selec�on of carefully selected bo�les that complement the Italian flavours coming from the kitchen. For the full experience, wine tas�ng op�ons are also available on request. (PS)

Höst

Nørre Farimagsgade 41, Cph K; open daily 17:3024:00; set menus from 350kr; 8993 8409, hoest@cofoco.dk; hostvakst.dk As a partner restaurant of the Cofoco concept and winner of three interna�onal design awards, the restaurant Höst offers modern, seasonal-inspired cuisine within a contemporary rus�c se�ng. The set menu of between three and five courses is encouraged and undeniably worthwhile. The seasonal menu changes on a regular basis, presen�ng outstanding op�ons including sourdough pancake with veal sweetbread and porcini mushrooms in addi�on to rosehip ice cream combined with red and green strawberries. The word höst translates from Swedish as ‘autumn’, which is fi�ng as the restaurant provides the perfect relaxed se�ng for those darker Copenhagen nights. (PS)

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Smoothly does it For drinks we quickly decided on beer, because it goes well with the rich food, and the restaurant gets its beer from Nørrebro Bryghus (brewery), which rarely disappoints. The only thing to bear in mind is that the beer is stronger than ‘regular’ beer. We took the safe road, and went for the small ones (40cl), and as Camilla pointed out: we could try a few diﬀerent ones. I started with a dark ale – full and sweet with a ‘secret’ spice mix. My friend went with the Ravnsborg Rød, a full and fruity red ale. We were both happy with our choices.

Packed with pensioners For starters we ordered pickled herring with raw egg yolk, onion and capers on rye bread, and also tartlets with chicken in asparagus. The tartlets were great and creamy with a crispy pa�y shell. There were a bit too many spring onions for my taste, but that’s a minor detail. The pickled herring on rye bread is one of the most popular Danish dishes, and all in all, it was a thumbs up and very much like my grandmother would have made them – so no complaints! Though located in Vesterbro, there’s nothing hipster about Restaurant Fridas, but that does not mean the place isn’t popular. It was packed on a Thursday night. At a quick glance around the

Lille Kongesgade 14, Cph K; open Thu-Sun 18:00-00:00, Fri-Sat 18:00-03:00; eight-course tasting menu 395kr; llamarestaurant.dk One of the most neglected con�nents when it comes to food inspira�on has got to be South America. Llama draws inspira�on from countries including Peru, Argen�na and Ecuador and combines these influences with Scandinavian style and ingredients. It beyond succeeds. The crea�ons stand out from the crowd thanks to their unique style and vibrant, exci�ng flavours. To get the full treatment, opt for the tas�ng menu, which is a compila�on of the best courses. The colourful floor, ceiling �les, oversized candles and communal tables ensure the se�ng is almost as unique as the menu. Ensure you book first as tables fill up fast. (PS)

Trouser-splittingly good One thing’s for sure: you deﬁnitely get value for money at Restaurant Fridas. None of us managed to ﬁnish our main course. Not because it wasn’t tasty, but apparently there is such a thing as too much ‘potatoes and gravy’. So sadly, I didn’t get the banana split I had been eyeing on the dessert page since my arrival. It would have been the perfect way to end a nostalgic evening. I will simply have to come back and visit ‘grandmother’ more o�en.

Sweet on schnitzel Before going I had read some great reviews of the restaurant’s wienerschnitzel, so that was an obvious choice for one of our main courses. Apparently in Jutland, close to Esbjerg, they call it an ‘elephant’s ear’, or so my friend told the waiter and me. He had never heard the expression, and neither had I. But I have to admit that when

Neighborhood Organic Pizza & Cocktails

Istedgade 27, Cph V; open Mon-Fri from 17:00, SatSun from 10:00; pizzas from 145kr, cocktails from 95kr; neighborhood.dk No stroll through the red light district of Copenhagen is complete without a visit to this unassuming restaurant and cocktail bar. Some 90 percent of the ingredients on the menu are organic. The kitchen prepares an array of modern pizzas from Argen�nian shrimp and basil to lamb and aubergine. Stop by on a weekend to enjoy the elaborate brunch comprised of a selec�on of smaller op�ons including apple cinnamon waﬄes and muesli & ﬁg compote. And who needs to con�nue onto a bar, when the organic cocktail and wine list extensive is this extensive! (PS)

RESTAURANT FRIDAS

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I saw my companion’s actual dish, the nickname seemed to ﬁt. It was huge. I had the dish of the day, and although the lamb loin was delicious, I did feel a li�le food envy, but luckily there was more than enough for me to have a few bites of the schnitzel.

room, I would guess the average age was 60+. The people who come here are not in a hurry; they take their �me, enjoy their food and seem to be easily adap�ng to the homey feel of the place.

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Voraz

Kompagnistræde 16, Cph K; open Sun-Wed 11:0000:00, Thu 11:00-02:00, Fri-Sat 11:00-03:00; Tapas selection from 99kr; voraz.dk Nestled between a wide selec�on of colourful, vibrant cafes and restaurants on the street that runs parallel to the main shopping street, Voraz oﬀers a cool atmosphere se�ng to enjoy tapas and cocktails. The name of the bar means voracious in English and those with a large appe�te will not be disappointed with what’s on oﬀer. The delicious tapas are complemented by a large variety of handmade cocktails, while candle-lit table se�ngs provide an ideal atmosphere for every occasion, from date nights to drinks with friends or family. (PS)

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RESTAURANT FRIDAS might be the closest you will ever get to ea�ng dinner at a Danish grandmother’s place. They serve what the Danes refer to as ‘mormor mad’ (grandmother food), and believe me, that’s a compliment. The place was established as a bodega in 1954, but in 2000, mother and daughter Lene and Camilla Palmberg turned the place into a restaurant. I was not surprised to ﬁnd out the place is family-run. The homey feeling is in every detail, and the food is tradi�onal Danish in a way only the older genera�ons in a family seem to master. To s�ck with that thought, I imagine you’re be�er oﬀ keeping your calorie coun�ng at home, because grandmother’s sauce is made using plenty of butter.

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