So go wander amongst the students engaged in discussions, people meeting for language exchange and remember to notice the local art decorating the walls.

People are enjoying this patch of nature year round, and you’ll almost be certain to meet at least a few joggers, bikers and other nature lovers.

What's especially great about this patch of nature is the huge grass lawn. A lot of people come here to play soccer, frisbee or to walk their dogs.

Lia is a charming, cozy café by the sea, known for its cakes, ice cream, and coffee. Enjoy the pink-themed decor and sea views!

"Tribeca" is a 'pizza and beer laboratory' in Copehnagen, in an old industrial building with lots of space! Great reason to explore the northwest...

"The Museum of Resistance" in Copenhagen tells the story of Danish resistance during WW2. A museum for people who like history well told...

Sweetway in Frederiksberg is a dreamy dessert spot known for its cookies, cakes & shakes. Don’t miss their gooey, filled-core cookies!

"Tutten" in Copenhagen has probably the best smørrebrød in town. Some of the city's restaurants are good but nothing comes close. A truly Danish experience

"Ark Books" in Copenhagen is a shop that specializes in books by Danish authors translated into English - good for souvenirs. They also do translations...

"Prag" Copenhagen is a shop where you can get custom-made jewellery and second-hand clothes, but it's my favorite place to shop for tights!

"Bo-bi Bar" is allegedly Copenhagen's oldest brown bar. Everything about it feels authentic. I like their old tradition of serving hardboiled eggs...

"Amager Records" is my favorite record store on my island in Copenhagen. Small and cramped as it should be, the super-helpful owners are also jazz fans!