Copenhagen, Denmark
Best places to shop in Copenhagen
4 markets, malls and shopping districts in Copenhagen — what to buy, when to go, and the tourist traps to avoid at each one.
Last updated 2026-08-09
1. Strøget
Photo: Leif Jørgensen · CC BY-SA 4.0 · source
One of Europe's longest pedestrian shopping streets — chains at the Rådhuspladsen end rising to Danish design and luxury at Kongens Nytorv.
- Where: Street Shopping
- Map: Open in Maps
- Best time: Monday to Saturday 10:00–19:00; Sunday shorter
- Cost: Mid–Luxury
- Tip: Royal Copenhagen, Georg Jensen and Illums Bolighus sit at the eastern end and are the serious Danish design addresses.
2. Torvehallerne
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The glass market halls at Nørreport — 60 stalls of Danish produce, smørrebrød, coffee, cheese and fish.
- Where: Market
- Map: Open in Maps
- Best time: Monday to Saturday 10:00–19:00; Sunday 11:00–18:00
- Cost: Mid-range
3. Jægersborggade and Nørrebro
Photo: Bex Walton from London, England · CC BY 2.0 · source
The independent street in Nørrebro — ceramicists, jewellers, coffee roasters, a natural wine shop and small design studios.
- Where: Street Shopping
- Map: Open in Maps
- Best time: Tuesday to Saturday 11:00–18:00
- Cost: Mid-range
4. Ravnsborggade antiques and Frederiksberg flea markets
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The antiques street in Nørrebro, and the weekend flea markets around Frederiksberg and Israels Plads.
- Where: Flea Market
- Map: Open in Maps
- Best time: Saturdays, roughly 08:00–15:00, spring to autumn
- Cost: Budget–Mid
- Tip: Danish mid-century furniture is what people come for, and the flea markets still occasionally turn it up at sane prices.
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