Address: Sofiegade 15B, 1418 København
Website: sofiebadet.dk

Enjoy a stroll down ‘The Piss Trench’

Look away now if you have an aversion to foul language, but Copenhagen’s Latin Quarter can be accessed via a gentrified street called The Piss Trench (Pisserenden). It snakes its way through this now trendy, colourful and quirky part of town that is known for its beautiful old-Danish-architecture buildings, cafes and independent shops. The area was for many years the home of brothels, crime, and sleazy bars, hence the affectionate nickname. The Living Room café is a great spot for Danish rye bread sandwiches and one of the oldest and most cherished bakeries in town, Sankt Peders Bageri, is just around the corner, where cinnamon rolls are heavenly.

Address: Pisserenden, 1454 København

Shop for Danish fashion at Gammel Kongevej

Gammel Kongevej in Frederiksberg is the place to go for unique Danish designer clothing which hasn’t yet made it out to the wider world. It’s a pleasing mix of independent boutiques and high-end brands, including rare Danish couture pieces and artisan jewellery you won’t find in mainstream stores. There are also lots of antique shops and galleries in the area if an afternoon of snooping takes your fancy.

Address: Gammel Kongevej, Frederiksberg

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Pet Granite Elephants at the Carlberg Brewery

The entrance to the Old Carlsberg Brewhouse, from where the famous Danish beer originates, is marked by four life-sized granite elephant statues. Inside, tours are available, taking you through the history and heritage of Carlsberg from 1847 until today and ending with – you guessed it – a tasting session.

Address: Gamle Carlsberg Vej 11, 1799 København
Website: homeofcarlsberg.com

Beat the Blues with underground Jazz

Copenhagen boasts a vibrant jazz scene, and La Fontaine is one of the city’s most iconic jazz clubs. Tucked away in a cosy basement in the city’s heart, La Fontaine has been a cornerstone of Copenhagen’s jazz culture since its opening in 1959. Known for its intimate atmosphere and exceptional live performances, the club attracts seasoned jazz enthusiasts and curious newcomers to experience an impressive lineup of local talent and international jazz legends.