If there's one city we keep coming back to, it's Copenhagen.
It has that effortless balance we love: beautiful design without trying too hard, the best bakeries, endless vintage treasures and a pace that reminds you to slow down. Our perfect day starts with coffee, continues on two wheels and almost always ends with natural wine and a long dinner with friends.
Where we eat & drink
Breakfast at Apotek 57
Possibly our favourite breakfast in the city. Set inside the beautiful FRAMA universe, it's one of those places where everything — from the pastries to the ceramics — feels thoughtfully curated. Go early and order whatever just came out of the oven.
Coffee & breakfast at Atelier September
A Copenhagen classic. Minimal interiors, beautiful plates and the kind of breakfast you'll want to recreate at home. Simple, seasonal and always worth the wait.
Lunch at Bottega Barlie
An Italian-inspired neighbourhood favourite where we happily lose track of time. Perfect for a slow lunch, a glass of wine and people watching.
Coffee break at La Cabra
Some of the city's best coffee — and if you're more of a matcha person, you're in luck too. Their matcha is just as good, making this our go-to afternoon stop.
Coffee break at La Cabra
Some of the city's best coffee — and if you're more of a matcha person, you're in luck too. Their matcha is just as good, making this our go-to afternoon stop.
Bakery stop at Hart
No Copenhagen trip is complete without a stop at Hart. Grab a cardamom bun, a loaf of sourdough or something sweet for later. There's a reason locals keep coming back.
Dinner at Bar MORO
Warm, intimate and full of Mediterranean flavours. The kind of place where one glass of wine quickly turns into staying all evening.
An evening in the Meatpacking District
Head to Kødbyen (the Meatpacking District) when the sun starts setting. Once an industrial neighbourhood, it's now one of Copenhagen's liveliest areas, packed with creative restaurants, wine bars and buzzing terraces. Perfect for wandering until you find a place that feels right.
Our favourite vintage addresses
If there's one thing Copenhagen does exceptionally well — besides pastries — it's vintage shopping.
- Jerome Vintage for beautifully curated designer finds.
- O-S-V. Secondhand Fashion for Scandinavian labels and contemporary vintage.
- Tootsie for timeless pieces with plenty of personality.
- Paloma Vintage for carefully selected treasures you'll probably end up taking home.
Don't leave Copenhagen without...
- Spending an afternoon sunbathing and swimming at La Banchina or Krøyers Plads.
- Visiting the Glyptotek, one of our favourite museums in Europe.
- Renting a bike and exploring the city like a local.
- Walking through Christiania for a completely different side of Copenhagen.
Pack This
Copenhagen is one of those cities where getting dressed feels wonderfully uncomplicated. Think relaxed tailoring, oversized shirts, easy denim and layers you can throw on without overthinking.
Our Copenhagen suitcase would look something like this:
- The La Camisa — oversized, effortless and perfect worn loose over denim or layered on cooler mornings.
- The Olga Denim — a wide-leg jean you'll wear from breakfast to dinner without thinking twice.
- The Coco Polo — our forever favourite for bike rides through the city and coffee stops along the way.
- A lightweight knit — because even sunny Copenhagen evenings can get surprisingly cool.
- Comfortable trainers — you'll easily walk (or cycle) over 20,000 steps a day.
- A roomy woven tote — for bakery stops, vintage finds and all those little treasures you'll inevitably bring home.
- A pair of sunglasses — because Copenhagen knows how to do golden-hour light.
- A trench or light jacket — the weather loves to keep you guessing.
The Copenhagen dress code? Relaxed, practical and quietly cool. Nothing feels overdressed, nothing feels forced—and that's exactly why we love it.