Copenhagen has it all. Its modest footprint makes it easily navigable, while a rich design legacy, cultural stimulation – both high and low – and tempting shops and restaurants mean that the only difficulty facing visitors to the Danish capital is deciding what to see and do.

Help comes in this guide, written by a Copenhagen native who’s witnessed Refshaleøen’s evolution from industrial wasteland to cultural hotspot, understands the enduring appeal of traditional “brown bodegas”, where locals enjoy a quiet beer in wood-panelled surroundings, knows where to find the best kebab and isn’t afraid to jump into the harbour.

Our guide reveals how the city’s past informs its present, where locals really go, and how each neighbourhood keeps its unique character. This isn't just another tourist guide – it's your key to experiencing the best of Copenhagen.

This guide comes in a beautifully designed, fold-out format with 10 A5 panels, litho-printed on sturdy 300gsm stock. 

Written by Janus Koster-Rasmussen
Design by Jim Datz