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Madscenen, Vesterbro
Grød Vesterbro
105B VesterbrogadeVesterbrogade, Vesterbro
All types of porridge
Greek food, Vesterbro
Delphine brings the food and atmosphere of the Greek archipelago and southern Italy to the heart of Vesterbro.
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Delphine Restaurant
40 VesterbrogadeGreek food, Vesterbro
Delphine brings the food and atmosphere of the Greek archipelago and southern Italy to the heart of Vesterbro.
Here you can join a social dinner.
It is nice sharing it with nice and friendly people.
The ticket is 100dkk and you get two courses and dessert.
Brunch / breakfast, lunch, dinner
Sønder Boulevard, Vesterbro
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Folkehuset Absalon
73 Sønder Blvd.Here you can join a social dinner.
It is nice sharing it with nice and friendly people.
The ticket is 100dkk and you get two courses and dessert.
Brunch / breakfast, lunch, dinner
Sønder Boulevard, Vesterbro
Café , Værnedamsvej, Vesterbro
Værnedamsvej in Copenhagen’s Vesterbro neighbourhood has been a hub of cool for ages, but in recent years it’s somehow dodged the gentrification and tourism of the ultra-spotlighted Nørrebro – making it even more of a draw. With its fresh flowers, cute boutiques, wine bars, cheese shops and even a French lycée, it’s something of a mini-Paris in the Danish capital.
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Café Viggo
15 VærnedamsvejCafé , Værnedamsvej, Vesterbro
Værnedamsvej in Copenhagen’s Vesterbro neighbourhood has been a hub of cool for ages, but in recent years it’s somehow dodged the gentrification and tourism of the ultra-spotlighted Nørrebro – making it even more of a draw. With its fresh flowers, cute boutiques, wine bars, cheese shops and even a French lycée, it’s something of a mini-Paris in the Danish capital.
Cafe Bang & Jensen
130 IstedgadeCafe, brunch, wifi
Istedgade, Vesterbro
Carls Øl & Spisehus
20 Bag ElefanterneCarls beer and food
Carlsbergbyen, Vesterbro
Mad & Kaffe
68 Sønder Blvd.Café,
No brunch !!!
Sønder Boulevard, Vesterbro
Brunch, cafe, Værnedamsvej, Vesterbro
DO Grab a book and journal and nestle in at Granola with a black coffee to watch the world go by. You might get chatting to a florist, a cook, a cheesemonger, a wine enthusiast – or even a celeb, such is the draw of Værnedamsvej.
Værnedamsvej, Copenhagen
Værnedamsvej in Copenhagen’s Vesterbro neighbourhood has been a hub of cool for ages, but in recent years it’s somehow dodged the gentrification and tourism of the ultra-spotlighted Nørrebro – making it even more of a draw. With its fresh flowers, cute boutiques, wine bars, cheese shops and even a French lycée, it’s something of a mini-Paris in the Danish capital.
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Granola
5 VærnedamsvejBrunch, cafe, Værnedamsvej, Vesterbro
DO Grab a book and journal and nestle in at Granola with a black coffee to watch the world go by. You might get chatting to a florist, a cook, a cheesemonger, a wine enthusiast – or even a celeb, such is the draw of Værnedamsvej.
Værnedamsvej, Copenhagen
Værnedamsvej in Copenhagen’s Vesterbro neighbourhood has been a hub of cool for ages, but in recent years it’s somehow dodged the gentrification and tourism of the ultra-spotlighted Nørrebro – making it even more of a draw. With its fresh flowers, cute boutiques, wine bars, cheese shops and even a French lycée, it’s something of a mini-Paris in the Danish capital.
Favorite open faced sandwich / smørrebrød, restaurant/takeaway, bakery, Aamans, Carlsbergbyen, Vesterbro, close to Carlsberg trainstation
Aamanns Genbo
8 KildepladsenFavorite open faced sandwich / smørrebrød, restaurant/takeaway, bakery, Aamans, Carlsbergbyen, Vesterbro, close to Carlsberg trainstation
EAT The towering seafood platter at Les Trois Cochons, the best (and showiest) bistrotheque in this mini-French haven. You might see local families and supermodels alike sitting down animatedly for lunch or dinner.
Værnedamsvej in Copenhagen’s Vesterbro neighbourhood has been a hub of cool for ages, but in recent years it’s somehow dodged the gentrification and tourism of the ultra-spotlighted Nørrebro – making it even more of a draw. With its fresh flowers, cute boutiques, wine bars, cheese shops and even a French lycée, it’s something of a mini-Paris in the Danish capital.
Recommended in Time Out
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Les Trois Cochons
10 VærnedamsvejEAT The towering seafood platter at Les Trois Cochons, the best (and showiest) bistrotheque in this mini-French haven. You might see local families and supermodels alike sitting down animatedly for lunch or dinner.
Værnedamsvej in Copenhagen’s Vesterbro neighbourhood has been a hub of cool for ages, but in recent years it’s somehow dodged the gentrification and tourism of the ultra-spotlighted Nørrebro – making it even more of a draw. With its fresh flowers, cute boutiques, wine bars, cheese shops and even a French lycée, it’s something of a mini-Paris in the Danish capital.
Recommended in Time Out
Yemma's Kitchen
Morrocan food, Vesterbro
Ramen to Bíiru Vesterbro
Enghavevej, Vesterbro
Jah Izakaya & Sake Bar
21 GasværksvejJapanese Food, Gasværksvej, Vesterbro
Hija de Sanchez
8 SlagterboderneMexican food, Best tacos, Meat packing District, Vesterbro
Café Dyrehaven
72 Sønder Blvd.Cafe, Sønder Boulevard, Vesterbro
Mr. Juice
Gl. Kongevej, smoothie, salads, sandwiches, coffee, juice ect.
Haderslevgade, Vesterbro
Osteria 16 is a lively 35-seater restaurant with a seasonally-evolving, eight-dish antipasti tasting menu. Located in Vesterbro, the small restaurant packs tables in tightly, but its large arched window ensures the effect is cozy and convivial rather than cramped. Osteria 16 is Italian in both temperament and taste: all dishes are made from scratch using only freshly-imported Italian produce, with Piemonte wines adding to the continental atmosphere. Nearby, just next to Copenhagen’s Central Station, sister restaurant Spaghetteria serves up an equally delicious menu of small dishes that include pasta courses.
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Osteria 16
16 HaderslevgadeHaderslevgade, Vesterbro
Osteria 16 is a lively 35-seater restaurant with a seasonally-evolving, eight-dish antipasti tasting menu. Located in Vesterbro, the small restaurant packs tables in tightly, but its large arched window ensures the effect is cozy and convivial rather than cramped. Osteria 16 is Italian in both temperament and taste: all dishes are made from scratch using only freshly-imported Italian produce, with Piemonte wines adding to the continental atmosphere. Nearby, just next to Copenhagen’s Central Station, sister restaurant Spaghetteria serves up an equally delicious menu of small dishes that include pasta courses.
Gasoline Grill
1 Bryggernes PladsBest burger in the city, Carlsberg Byen, Vesterbro
John’s Hotdog Deli
Traditionel danish hotdog
Order a Cocio together with your hotdog
Nimb Brasserie
5 BernstorffsgadeNext to Tivoli, Vesterbro
Cholon Kødbyen
Vietnamese restaurant, Meatpacking distrikt, Vesterbro
Meyers Deli
107 Gl. KongevejMeyers bakery, Gl. Kongevej
Try his flæskestegssandwich
Banegaarden
45 Otto Busses VejDAC Café
Camino
Restaurant Radio
12 Julius Thomsens GadeBanh Mi Cph
Popular vietnamese food at Enghave Plads
Mikkeller Warpigs
Popular restaurant, Meat packing district, Vesterbro
REFFEN
167 RefshalevejStreet food market Reffen (not in Vesterbro)
Sightseeing
Glyptoteket’s collection consists primarily of works of art and archaeological objects from Ancient Egypt, the worlds of Ancient Greece and Rome, Etruscan Culture, as well as Danish and French art of the 19th century.
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Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek
7 Dantes PladsGlyptoteket’s collection consists primarily of works of art and archaeological objects from Ancient Egypt, the worlds of Ancient Greece and Rome, Etruscan Culture, as well as Danish and French art of the 19th century.
Søndermarken
55 Pile AlléPark behind Carlsberg City, Vesterbro/Frederiksberg
Banegaarden
45 Otto Busses Vejhttps://vm.tiktok.com/ZMLoK8CqG/?k=1
Street with a parisian vibe with cafe’s, special shops, flower shops, wine bars ect. Vesterbro
5. Værnedamsvej, Copenhagen
Værnedamsvej in Copenhagen’s Vesterbro neighbourhood has been a hub of cool for ages, but in recent years it’s somehow dodged the gentrification and tourism of the ultra-spotlighted Nørrebro – making it even more of a draw. With its fresh flowers, cute boutiques, wine bars, cheese shops and even a French lycée, it’s something of a mini-Paris in the Danish capital.
Recommended in Timeout
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Værnedamsvej
VærnedamsvejStreet with a parisian vibe with cafe’s, special shops, flower shops, wine bars ect. Vesterbro
5. Værnedamsvej, Copenhagen
Værnedamsvej in Copenhagen’s Vesterbro neighbourhood has been a hub of cool for ages, but in recent years it’s somehow dodged the gentrification and tourism of the ultra-spotlighted Nørrebro – making it even more of a draw. With its fresh flowers, cute boutiques, wine bars, cheese shops and even a French lycée, it’s something of a mini-Paris in the Danish capital.
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Cool street with food, bars, restaurant, shops
Runs from Central station to Enghavevej
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Istedgade
IstedgadeCool street with food, bars, restaurant, shops
Runs from Central station to Enghavevej
Copenhagen Harbor
Tycho Brahe Planetarium
10 Gl. KongevejDenmark’s most famous brewing family once lived in an industrial district with green copper roofs and beautiful details – the place was called Carlsberg. Today the former industrial buildings have been given new life, and are intermingled with modern buildings, climate-resilient solutions and high-rises.
Carlsberg has all the elements of a great story: a dramatic family saga, entrepreneurship, plenty of capital, and an irrepressible faith in the future. Combined with their sense of quality, art and architecture, the Jacobsen brewing family has left a big mark on Copenhagen – and the world.
Today, Carlsberg is no longer an industrial district, but an urban district in its own right. Some buildings have been demolished, some have been preserved, and others have been transformed and reused.
Together, they form a unique city district in the spirit of a real Copenhagen story
Carlsberg City
Denmark’s most famous brewing family once lived in an industrial district with green copper roofs and beautiful details – the place was called Carlsberg. Today the former industrial buildings have been given new life, and are intermingled with modern buildings, climate-resilient solutions and high-rises.
Carlsberg has all the elements of a great story: a dramatic family saga, entrepreneurship, plenty of capital, and an irrepressible faith in the future. Combined with their sense of quality, art and architecture, the Jacobsen brewing family has left a big mark on Copenhagen – and the world.
Today, Carlsberg is no longer an industrial district, but an urban district in its own right. Some buildings have been demolished, some have been preserved, and others have been transformed and reused.
Together, they form a unique city district in the spirit of a real Copenhagen story
Kødbyen – Copenhagen’s Meatpacking District – is many things. It is white, gray and brown, and it is characterized by its night life, art, gastronomy and industrial history.
Like many other big cities, Copenhagen has undergone a powerful transformation in recent decades. Out with noisy and polluting industry, and in with leisure life in all its forms. The unique cultural environment that can be experienced in the industrial buildings of the past is under pressure, but it can be experienced in the raw and dynamic atmosphere of Kødbyen.
Today, you will still find butchers operating in the meatpacking district, only they have been joined by artists, designers, photographers, film producers and restaurateurs, which have taken over the vacant spaces once filled with swinging butcher’s knives. Many of the gates that were once locked now stand open all night, and Kødbyen has become an epicenter of Copenhagen
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Meatpacking District, Copenhagen
Kødbyen – Copenhagen’s Meatpacking District – is many things. It is white, gray and brown, and it is characterized by its night life, art, gastronomy and industrial history.
Like many other big cities, Copenhagen has undergone a powerful transformation in recent decades. Out with noisy and polluting industry, and in with leisure life in all its forms. The unique cultural environment that can be experienced in the industrial buildings of the past is under pressure, but it can be experienced in the raw and dynamic atmosphere of Kødbyen.
Today, you will still find butchers operating in the meatpacking district, only they have been joined by artists, designers, photographers, film producers and restaurateurs, which have taken over the vacant spaces once filled with swinging butcher’s knives. Many of the gates that were once locked now stand open all night, and Kødbyen has become an epicenter of Copenhagen
Frederiksberg haga
The Cisterns, or Cisternerne in Danish, are the former water reservoirs for Copenhagen, located under the green grass of Søndermarken park across from Frederiksberg Castle in Frederiksberg. Here, in a massive underground space, 16 million litres of drinking water used to flow in a space free from natural light.
In the dark, cold and moist underground world, reminiscent of cathedrals and gloomy catacombs, you’ll now find the city’s most exciting and dynamic contemporary art space.
Immersive art in Copenhagen
When you walk around the area and its changing exhibitions, it’s a fully immersive experience. Artists are invited to create exhibitions suiting this unique environment, so you might find, as in the past, that they have incorporated boat trips in their pieces, or hanging lanterns for light, fire or mirrors. The space invites you to experience another world, perhaps a dreamlike labyrinth or the magical interplay between light and shadow. Climate change-focused exhibitions find a particularly special space here as well.
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Lónin í Søndermarken
25A RoskildevejThe Cisterns, or Cisternerne in Danish, are the former water reservoirs for Copenhagen, located under the green grass of Søndermarken park across from Frederiksberg Castle in Frederiksberg. Here, in a massive underground space, 16 million litres of drinking water used to flow in a space free from natural light.
In the dark, cold and moist underground world, reminiscent of cathedrals and gloomy catacombs, you’ll now find the city’s most exciting and dynamic contemporary art space.
Immersive art in Copenhagen
When you walk around the area and its changing exhibitions, it’s a fully immersive experience. Artists are invited to create exhibitions suiting this unique environment, so you might find, as in the past, that they have incorporated boat trips in their pieces, or hanging lanterns for light, fire or mirrors. The space invites you to experience another world, perhaps a dreamlike labyrinth or the magical interplay between light and shadow. Climate change-focused exhibitions find a particularly special space here as well.
A total design project. Arne Jacobsen designed the building, all interior, all furniture, all the way down to the cutlery used in the restaurant.
A master piece.
Radisson Collection Royal Hotel, Copenhagen
1 HammerichsgadeA total design project. Arne Jacobsen designed the building, all interior, all furniture, all the way down to the cutlery used in the restaurant.
A master piece.
Carl Jacobsen House
Carlsberg Museum & Business Centre
1 Valby Langgade
Carlsberg Brewery Tours
Visit Carlsberg brewery and learn and taste different kind of beers
Danverskt Arkitekturmiðstöð
10 BryghusgadeDownload the DAC app and explore the city on your own
Download the DAC app and explore the city and the architecture on your own
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Danverskt Arkitekturmiðstöð
10 BryghusgadeDownload the DAC app and explore the city and the architecture on your own
Concerts, festivals
Byhaven - Pumpehuset
City center
La Fontaine
11 KompagnistrædeJazz club
Mojo
21C LøngangstrædeMojo Blues bar
Jazzhus Montmartre
19A Store RegnegadeJazz, City Center
Jolene Bar
81-85 FlæsketorvetTransportation
Enghave Plads
Metro station Enghave Plads, Vesterbro, 5 min. Walk
TAXA 4x35
8 Rosenlunds AlléTaxi phone no. 35353535
Carlsberg station
S train station,Carlsberg, Vesterbro, 5. min walk
Vesterbro City Cykler
Rent a bike at Vesterbrogade
Donkey Republic
City bikes
Havnebussen, København, Danmörk
Bars, beer, vine, cocktails Vesterbro
Victoriagade 8 B-C
Beer, famous beer from micro brewery, Victoriagade, Vesterbro
At the center of Copenhagen's beating heart in Vesterbro lies an unassuming little cellar bar. This is the site of the very first Mikkeller Bar. Originally founded with an ambition to create the best beer bar in the world, this would come to be the blueprint for multiple locations worldwide. None of this was known back when the bar first opened its doors. Back then, Mikkeller founder and CEO Mikkel Borg Bjergsø had a wish to create a cozy place where beer enthusiasts from all over the world could enjoy not only his own beers, but the absolute best that the beer world had to offer – both old and new.
This meant that the interior design of the bar had to match the quality of what was in people's glasses. To achieve this, Mikkel teamed up with Danish design bureau Femmes Régionales, who married the feel of more traditional Danish pubs with a light and undeniably Scandinavian aesthetic. This made for a more elegant bar than what most people would commonly associate with drinking beer. Thus, the groundwork was laid, and within a short time, Mikkeller Bar – as it was known back then, being the only one of its kind – soon became a go-to destination for the international beer community, whether you were a dedicated beer geek or an aspiring brewer.
Today the bar is still somewhat of a historic landmark in the Mikkeller universe. It features a tap list with a heavy focus on our own beers. As with all Mikkeller bars, delicious snacks are served, ranging from some of the best Danish cheese available to handmade sausages. Besides the taps, this bar is worth a visit for its crazy list of vintage Mikkeller bottles dating all the way back to the company's early days, as well as guest bottles.
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Mikkeller Bar
8 ViktoriagadeBeer, famous beer from micro brewery, Victoriagade, Vesterbro
At the center of Copenhagen's beating heart in Vesterbro lies an unassuming little cellar bar. This is the site of the very first Mikkeller Bar. Originally founded with an ambition to create the best beer bar in the world, this would come to be the blueprint for multiple locations worldwide. None of this was known back when the bar first opened its doors. Back then, Mikkeller founder and CEO Mikkel Borg Bjergsø had a wish to create a cozy place where beer enthusiasts from all over the world could enjoy not only his own beers, but the absolute best that the beer world had to offer – both old and new.
This meant that the interior design of the bar had to match the quality of what was in people's glasses. To achieve this, Mikkel teamed up with Danish design bureau Femmes Régionales, who married the feel of more traditional Danish pubs with a light and undeniably Scandinavian aesthetic. This made for a more elegant bar than what most people would commonly associate with drinking beer. Thus, the groundwork was laid, and within a short time, Mikkeller Bar – as it was known back then, being the only one of its kind – soon became a go-to destination for the international beer community, whether you were a dedicated beer geek or an aspiring brewer.
Today the bar is still somewhat of a historic landmark in the Mikkeller universe. It features a tap list with a heavy focus on our own beers. As with all Mikkeller bars, delicious snacks are served, ranging from some of the best Danish cheese available to handmade sausages. Besides the taps, this bar is worth a visit for its crazy list of vintage Mikkeller bottles dating all the way back to the company's early days, as well as guest bottles.
Mc.Kluud
126 IstedgadeBar, bodega
Vesterbro
Carlsberg beer, food, Carlsberg byen, Carlsberg city, Vesterbro
5 min walk away
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Carls Øl & Spisehus
20 Bag ElefanterneCarlsberg beer, food, Carlsberg byen, Carlsberg city, Vesterbro
5 min walk away
Kayak Bar
12 BørskajRecommended in Timeout
DRINK Natural wine at Falernum, a newish institution renowned for its 'minimal intervention' winemaking process. Learn more about the joys of natural, biodynamic and organic wines with their clued-up and cute staff.
Værnedamsvej, Copenhagen
Værnedamsvej in Copenhagen’s Vesterbro neighbourhood has been a hub of cool for ages, but in recent years it’s somehow dodged the gentrification and tourism of the ultra-spotlighted Nørrebro – making it even more of a draw. With its fresh flowers, cute boutiques, wine bars, cheese shops and even a French lycée, it’s something of a mini-Paris in the Danish capital.
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Falernum
16 VærnedamsvejRecommended in Timeout
DRINK Natural wine at Falernum, a newish institution renowned for its 'minimal intervention' winemaking process. Learn more about the joys of natural, biodynamic and organic wines with their clued-up and cute staff.
Værnedamsvej, Copenhagen
Værnedamsvej in Copenhagen’s Vesterbro neighbourhood has been a hub of cool for ages, but in recent years it’s somehow dodged the gentrification and tourism of the ultra-spotlighted Nørrebro – making it even more of a draw. With its fresh flowers, cute boutiques, wine bars, cheese shops and even a French lycée, it’s something of a mini-Paris in the Danish capital.
Speakeasy cocktail bar
Curfew is a cocktail bar in the heart of Vesterbro inspired by illegal secret bars during prohibition in the USA 1920s called “Speakeasies”. This name originated as patrons were often told to “speak easy” about these secret bars in public.
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Curfew
20 VesterbrogadeSpeakeasy cocktail bar
Curfew is a cocktail bar in the heart of Vesterbro inspired by illegal secret bars during prohibition in the USA 1920s called “Speakeasies”. This name originated as patrons were often told to “speak easy” about these secret bars in public.
Vores Vinbar
Vinebar, Sønder Boulevard , Vesterbro
Jolene Bar
81-85 FlæsketorvetBar, Music place, Meatpacking District, Vesterbro
Broens Gadekøkken
95 StrandgadeStreet food market, place to hang out by the harbour
106 year old pub
Slow beer. Vinstue 90 is one of the places in Frederiksberg that stood out for many years before beer became hype again. It was the place where you had the possibility to have a genuine slow beer - and it still is. It is a cosy place where you still can find the ambiance of the pre-cafe days. On summer days you can relax outside and enjoy the busy Gammel Kongevej with a nice beer in your hand. Gl. Kongevej, Frederiksberg
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Vinstue 90
90 Gl. Kongevej106 year old pub
Slow beer. Vinstue 90 is one of the places in Frederiksberg that stood out for many years before beer became hype again. It was the place where you had the possibility to have a genuine slow beer - and it still is. It is a cosy place where you still can find the ambiance of the pre-cafe days. On summer days you can relax outside and enjoy the busy Gammel Kongevej with a nice beer in your hand. Gl. Kongevej, Frederiksberg
Library Bar
4 BernstorffsgadeCool bar vesterbro
Jernbanecafeen
16 ReventlowsgadeOld danish pub/bodega behind the central station, Vesterbro
Rbabarrab Ølbar
52 Sønder Blvd.
Two Socks Halmtorvet
Gin bar
Beauty, spa
AIRE Ancient Baths Copenhagen
101 Ny Carlsberg VejCarlsberg byen, Carlsberg city, Vesterbro
DGI-byen
65 TietgensgadeVesterbro Svømmehal
4 Angelgade