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A flat roomy enough for ten people right in the city centre is pretty much unheard of, so imagine our surprise when we found this gem. With five stylish bedrooms and an amply-sized living area meant for socialising, there's enough space here for a big group to spread out and get comfortable. The kitchen isn't massive – we'd only recommend it for cooking breakfast and other light meals – but we liked the vanity area outside the bathrooms, where you can prep hair and makeup without hogging the loo. There are other touches, too – USB plugs by all the beds, an Apple TV in the living space for at-home movie nights and no single-use plastic. This building has the highest eco-certification (A15) and it's run on renewable energy, so it's as good for the environment as it is stylish. Best of all is the location – Strøget is just around the corner, with restaurants, shops, cafes and bars all right on your doorstep. You're only two minutes away from Kongens Have and Rosenborg Castle as well, perfect for strolls in the sun. 

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This city-centre apartment is seriously chic – we absolutely loved its minimalist Scandi vibes. The communal area is open and bright, offering plenty of space for all six guests to hang out together. There are thoughtful touches like vintage illustrated posters hanging on the wall above comfortable furniture from New Scandinavian Design maestros, Bolia. The glass-walled bedrooms are definitely a novel touch and create a strong impact. They certainly won't be to everyone's taste, but all have velvet curtains to pull across for some privacy when needed. With views onto Copenhagen's main shopping street, Strøget, you couldn't be better placed to hit the luxury boutiques and independent shops when the mood takes you. Plus, you're not far from the colourful waterside bars and restaurants of Nyhavn or the high culture of the Royal Danish Theatre – a little over a five-minute walk away.

Silver Bear

If you’re looking to experience the vibrant heart of Copenhagen, this apartment delivers a great solution. Located on Strøget, you’ll be spoiled for choice when it comes to local restaurants, cafes and shops. It also provides easy access to iconic sights and there are great public transport links. It’s worth noting, you may hear some street noise during your stay but this is to be expected in this central location. Plus, you’ll find all the essentials you could need to settle in and unwind. There are also flexible sleeping arrangements with two sofa beds – making this a sweet option for families.    

Call it Home

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Size and style come in equal measure at this Copenhagen apartment. It's perched along the famous shopping mile, and most of the must-see sights are just a stroll away. A great option for a multi-generational family stay, each bedroom is as light-filled as the next, and the living spaces are palatial by inner-city standards. It's worth noting there's only one bathroom here, and four guests will be sharing the last bedroom – fine for family sharing, but it won't suit everyone. Expect street noise from time to time, too – but that's all part and parcel of central Copenhagen living.

Hygge Tales

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This Copenhagen bolthole may be pocket-sized, but it would work well for two friends or colleagues looking for a central base to lay their heads. There's little space for socialising, with no living room to speak of. But each bedroom has a cushy chair and the dining banquette in the compact kitchen is a cosy spot for breakfast, and the bakery nearby will keep the pastries flowing. Outside, Nyhavn's buzzy cafes and restaurants are just around the corner. Kongens Nytorv Metro Station is also within easy reach, ready for you to blaze a trail across the city.


Nyhavn Soul

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This Copenhagen apartment has all the hallmarks of sophisticated design. There’s a sleek black kitchen with trendy copper details, pared-back rooms with moody feature walls and industrial-style windows that bridge the gap between private and communal spaces—they’re even draped with heavy, velvety curtains for moments when you want some privacy. Step out of your front door and straight into the city centre. You’re within touching distance of speciality coffee houses, the pedestrianised Strøget with its endless stream of shops and high-profile kitchens serving cutting-edge dishes. A two-minute walk will take you to the Kongens Have—the manicured lawns are a prime spot for sun worshipers on warm days and the huge flower beds are a glorious sight in the summer months. 

Doing Good

Split across two levels with a wooden ladder connecting the two, this two-bedroom home is ideal for younger travellers looking to be right in the centre of Copenhagen. Even though it lacks in entertainment options, you’ll not have to worry about finding things to do because The Conrad is situated in a repurposed office building on top of Strøget, Copenhagen’s busiest shopping street. 

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Do Copenhagen right and stay at this swoon-worthy Scandi apartment in the city centre. With light-filled rooms, an unbeatable location and the rare luxury of a private terrace, it doesn't get better than this modern home. 

The open-plan living area is the ideal hangout spot for your holiday downtown. Finished with bright furnishings and a touch of boho charm, the spacious room is lit up with not one, not two, but six windows. After preparing meals in the snazzy kitchen, you have a choice of places to dine – at the breakfast bar, the eight-person dining table, or outside in the sun (that's our pick, weather permitting). 

When it's time to explore the city, you won't have to travel far to take in Copenhagen's best sites. The cobbled Kongens Nytorv square is barely a five-minute walk away, and from here Nyhavn's colourful waterfront is another short hop. Enjoy lunch with a waterfront view, then meander through the characterful streets towards Christianshavn, a unique network of small islands. This is the place to be if you're a fan of street art and intimate music venues.

View From the Afternoon

If you're looking for amusement on your city break, how about this home? It's just around the corner from Tivoli Gardens, a theme park with a century-old wooden roller coaster. If you're not after an adrenaline rush, gardens and fantastic restaurants are also nearby. Like the park rides, this apartment has many highs and a few lows. The lift takes you right to the top floor, and we love the characteristic beams. At full capacity, though, there's only one bathroom between eight people – you’d better work out a rota for the mornings.

Heritage Haven

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Centrally located and chicly styled, this apartment ticks all of our boxes. You'll be based in lively Indre By, just a short walk from Nyhavn's colourful harbour and Strøget's many shops. But even better than the location is the private roof terrace back home. It's the perfect spot to enjoy a Danish beer and admire the city views. Indoors, the pared-back interiors feature natural elements and lots of light. The kitchen isn't the biggest and there is some adult-themed artwork, but otherwise, it's a cosy option in the heart of the city.

A Viking Hideaway

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This penthouse apartment is located right on Strøget, the main pedestrian street in Copenhagen, making it ideal for visitors who want to explore the city on foot. Climb up to the top of the building and once you arrive, and you'll find a wonderfully light and welcoming space that's full of Scandi-style and designer furniture. The lovely kitchen and living space are great for socialising over some smørrebrødands and a glass of wine, and the gorgeous wooden floors and high windows add an extra level of charm. However, our favourite part of this home is the romantic little nook in the bay window where you can look out over the city's spires and rooftops. Back on ground level, you can stroll to Tivoli Gardens, the famous 19th Century amusement park, in less than ten minutes, while the iconic Nyhavn waterfront is a fifteen-minute walk away. 

The Olive Tree Loft

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As expected for an 18th-century Copenhagen home, the layout of this large and oh-so-stylish studio is a little kooky. One bedroom with a handy desk nook is tucked into the eaves on a mezzanine, so it's not the most private of spaces. The living area, which houses a sofa bed for two guests, forms part of the main bedroom. And while the balcony is a bonus, it's pocket-sized. But you can't quibble with the location. Set slap bang in the middle of Indre By, you're within walking distance of all the city's must-sees. Get off to a flying start at the shopping mecca of Strøget – it's right outside your door. Just note that this is a central, noisy area – light sleepers may want to pack earplugs.

Nordic Dream

In the heart of Copenhagen, this central pad is a great base for those exploring the city. The popular Strøget shopping district is on your doorstep, with restaurants, bars and boutiques within easy reach. And for sightseeing ventures across town, the Rådhuspladsen Metro stop is a five-minute walk away. Back home, the design is contemporary rather than charming, while the quiet courtyard is a nice bonus. The sofa bed adds flexibility for larger groups and the dining table doubles up as a handy workspace, but do keep in mind that some street noise should be expected here. 

Old Town Retreat

As Copenhagen boltholes go, this is as central as it gets. Strøget, the mile-long pedestrianised shopping street, is right on your doorstep. All the must-see sights are within strolling distance. And should you need to be somewhere fast, Gammel Strand Metro is just a four-minute walk away. While there's plenty of space to spill out in that light-filled living room with table tennis set-up, it's worth noting the last two bedrooms are pocket-sized, with limited floor space. Also, there's only one bathroom – so be prepared for some waiting around in the mornings. But for a home this central, we can let that slide.

A Viking Treasure

This truly unique home is set over three floors with high ceilings, exposed beams and classically Danish design elements throughout. First built in 1755, it's been transformed into an incredible space that perfectly suits modern living. Brilliantly located in an area buzzing with activity, the building helps to block any noise from the outside world – providing you with the best of both worlds. You enter the home through a little courtyard to find the first couple of floors taken up by well-appointed bedrooms with soothing neutral colour palettes that help you drift off at the end of the day. However, it's the open-plan top floor that is the undoubted star of the show. It's an ideal space for socialising as you hang out by the kitchen counter and relax in the chillout area before sitting down for dinner at the large, ten-seater dining table. And if you'd like to treat yourself to a meal out, you've got too many options to mention within a short walk. Plus, with Amalienborg Palace and Nyhavn just around the corner, you won't have to go far to experience the best of Copenhagen. 

Timber House

The Close-Up is on the small side, but it’s got lots of cool decorative elements, striking colour combinations, and sleek white floors. Located in a quiet backyard to a street packed with beautiful classicist and Rococo architecture, this studio home’s revamped interiors feel like a modern hideaway in a historic part of Copenhagen. The kitchen is basic and not suitable for cooking elaborate meals, but who says you even have to cook when you’re close to gems like Bistro Royal, Geist and Havfruen. 

The Close-up

Near Copenhagen's historic town hall, this apartment occupies an enviable spot in the heart of the capital. From here, you'll find plenty of popular tourist attractions and cultural hotspots nearby – Tivoli Gardens and Rådhuspladsen Metro station are less than a five-minute walk away. Return home through a quiet courtyard and kick back in the sleek living area. The design is chic and minimalist, with a fully equipped kitchen that adds the potential for home cooking. It's worth noting that the bedroom is a little small, but we think the pad is an attractive place to hang out after days spent sightseeing.

Old Town Pad

This home has gone all-in on the bold and clean design aesthetic, with large windows letting in plenty of light, creating a refreshing atmosphere. We adore the black matte kitchen – ready for you to cook up a storm to enjoy on the velvet tan seats while overlooking the charming city. Recognised as the happiest city in the world – that had to be telling you something, and even better, you get to experience it.

Tivoli Gardens, a thirteen-minute walk away, has 19th-century depictions of the Orient and provides a magnificent spectacle with thousands of colourful lights in the evening for you to enjoy. There is no city in the world that loves cycling more than Copenhagen, so rent a bike and go riding, heading to Nyhavn, a place you won't forget, with its brightly coloured gabled townhomes, salty boats, and frothy beer to savour while taking in the view. For some high culture, spend the evening at a jazz club or the Royal Danish Theater.

The Light of Home

Brimming with Scandi charm, this top-floor apartment offers a stylish base in the centre of Copenhagen. Not only are the interiors comfortable and bright, but you also have the luxury of a private balcony with views of neighbouring red rooftops.

In this home, you'll feel a tangible sense of calm among the nude-toned furnishings and smooth textures. Wake up and prepare a coffee and Danish pastry in the sleek high-spec kitchen, then glide outside for a leisurely breakfast in the sun. After a morning of lounging in the homely living space, head downstairs and step straight into the city centre.

The widely photographed Nyhavn harbour, flanked by colourful buildings, is just a five-minute walk away. Enjoy lunch with a view before venturing to nearby Christiansborg Palace, a 12th-century structure that houses the government – you can also peruse its impressive collection of artwork. Indulge in some light shopping in the atmospheric Strøget area, and remember to pick up a bottle of wine to enjoy on your balcony once you wind your way back home.

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In an apartment building only a stone's throw from the foremost food market in Scandinavia, Torvehallerne, this penthouse certainly has location on its side. From here you can shop just as easily as visit a museum or discover castles and parks. You can see all of Copenhagen from the penthouse - every window has it's own unique and panoramic view. Gaze at the open sky from the terrace while you enjoy a cocktail at sunset. 

The White Tower

Slightly raised above Copenhagen’s busiest shopping street, Strøget, Pantomime is right in the action. We love the cosy window seat that allows you to enjoy all the hustle and bustle from a quiet afar. It might not be luxurious, but it has some cool features like the industrial-style wall divider, marble-clad bathroom and the retro Vissevasse posters. Due to its size and sleeping arrangements, this home is well-suited for a small family or group of friends that enjoy each other's company.

Pantomime

You're right in the thick of things at this smart downtown apartment, perched along Copenhagen's shopping mecca of Strøget. The metro is just 100 metres from your door, though we doubt you'll need it with buzzy Nyhavn Harbour and countless happening restaurants and cosy cafes within walking distance. It's worth noting if four of you share, the last two guests will have to make do with the sofa bed in the living space. You'll also need to prepare for some street noise from time to time. But we'll take that for a home with such an unbeatable location.

Strøget Delight

Copenhagen does not get more central than this. Located right on Strøget, Ice Black is a lovely compact, clean and modern apartment. A beautiful marble bathroom and chic black finishes really make this home feel high end, and the big windows in the living room add a luminous feel. That said, it does verge on feeling like a hotel, so if you’re looking for a proper lived-in home for your stay, this one might not be for you. 

Ice Black

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This home has gone all-in on the bold and clean design aesthetic. While it might feel a bit sparse to those who prefer personal touches, the Danes don't mess about when it comes to clean lines and functionality. The bedrooms have a bright and open feel, with the master enjoying direct access to a shared outdoor space, while the second bedroom boasts some ornate wood panelling as a nod to the age of the building. It's seriously central, making it an excellent base for exploring the city on foot. With a view of Strøget (Copenhagen's main pedestrianised shopping area), you couldn't be better placed to spend some of those krone burning a hole in your pocket in all the uber-chic boutiques. Sample some of Copenhagen's history by visiting the Rundetaarn – the oldest functioning observatory in Europe is a five-minute walk – while Nyhavn's many waterside eateries are ten minutes away.

Beech & Ash

Bright, modern and unbeatably central, this Copenhagen pad offers comfort and style in the popular Danish capital. Fall in love with the light-filled living space, tastefully decorated with a typically Scandinavian sense of minimalism and effortless cool. We're especially smitten with the sleek, matte black kitchen. When the sun comes out, you have your own private balcony to kick back on, coffee and traditional custard pastry in hand. What more could you want?

When it comes to location, it doesn't get better than this apartment. Push open your front door and find yourself right in the city centre, with shops, restaurants and bars in every direction. Strøget, an expansive pedestrian street lined with trendy boutiques, is just a five-minute walk away. From here, saunter across the canal and over to the Christiansborg Palace. This historic landmark houses the current Danish government – as well as a stellar collection of paintings and sculptures.

Scandi State of Mind

If you're looking for a Copenhagen bolthole that delivers on both style and location, this Indre By apartment should do nicely. While there is heaps of space for everyone to spill out in the free-flowing living areas, the stylish yet compact bedrooms may be a let-down for some. Prepare for some waiting around in the mornings, too, with only one bathroom. Although with a light-filled dining area for lazy breakfasts, what's the big rush? Set in a lively area of Indre By, expect some street noise. But that's all par for the course for a home this central.

Postcard from Indre By

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Set in one of the most sought-after parts of Copenhagen, this central spot in Indre By (downtown) encompasses the very best of what the city has to offer. With its great boutiques, eateries, coffee shops and bars to make the most of, you'll be in gourmet heaven here. Take a stroll along the harbour of Nyhavn for a more laid-back setting, or soak up some culture at the famed Little Mermaid statue, which perches on a rock near Slotsholmen, an island home to museums and the Danish Parliament – just ten minutes away on foot. 

Whether your days spent here are action-packed or laid-back and relaxed, enjoy returning to this beautifully serene apartment at the end of the day. Dressed in neutral hues, with soft furnishings and delicate styling details, the apartment presents a fabulous space to unwind with a glass of wine in hand. For meal times when you don't feel like eating out, the large dining area provides an idyllic setting to share your own homemade culinary delights. If you need to work from home, you can also set up a laptop and stay connected with ease. And with a secluded terrace space featuring outdoor furniture and a barbecue, you needn't miss out on the sunshine either, as you can spend sunny afternoons soaking up some vitamin D or taking in the stunning architecture of the street below. 





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For design buffs, Candy Shop is like a treasure map – there are plenty of things hiding around every corner, waiting to be discovered. The townhouse dates back to 1735, so naturally, it’s brimming with history, which carefully blends with modern amenities and charming furniture. We especially love the pastels palette and the charismatic striped wallpaper that reminds us a little of the traditional Danish candy, bolsjer. Perfect for a family, this home places you right in the heart of Copenhagen – Strøget is nearby, and so is Kongens Have and Rosenborg Castle.

Candy Shop

This contemporary apartment offers two commodities that are rare in a capital city – spacious rooms and a roof terrace. When you combine that with the ridiculously central location, it becomes evident why this is such a hidden gem.

Step out of the apartment door and all the must-visit areas are within walking distance. For sumptuous seafood surrounded by carefree locals, typically singing along to jazz songs, head to the buoyant borough of Nyhavn. Here, you can enjoy quintessentially Danish dishes whilst admiring the picturesque views of the harbour. 
 
Alongside a quaint harbour and inviting restaurants, Copenhagen offers a top-class shopping scene. Browse every store in the Magasin Du Nord, a mammoth shopping centre showcasing every type of Scandinavian style. Or wander down Stroget, one of the largest pedestrian streets in Europe, lined with trendy stores comprised of chic clothing.

After an exhausting day exploring the Danish capital, you probably want a cosy retreat to rest your legs. Neutral tones and wide spaces make the apartment feel perfectly sized, even for eight guests. Sit down in the living area at night, taking in the quiet confidence of Copenhagen, to discuss the excitement of the day.



The Great Dane

The Danish have perfected the art of minimalism and when it comes to showcasing how it’s done, this beautiful home makes a perfect example. 

With its soft tones and traditional features, there’s a sense of effortless ease here. The open plan living and kitchen are simple and functional yet also stylish - making the perfect spot for breakfast or dining with friends. 

Set in the heart of Copenhagen, this home sits in front of the historic department store Magasin Du Nord. This is a great place to take notes on quintessential Danish style. Wind your way through the streets and explore some of the historic sights of this area - such as the seventeenth century Rosenborg Castle Gardens, only six-minutes on foot. 

There’s also a metro stop a hundred meters from your door, making it easy to connect with the rest of the city. After a day of exploring you’ll love coming home to relax on the private roof terrace. 

Light & Grace

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If you're looking to stay in the heart of the city, this large home has enough room for up to eight and a stylish, contemporary look. Surrounded by tall windows and Juliet balconies, it's a bright, cheerful space – the perfect base for exploring wonderful Copenhagen.

Just a short walk away from many of the city's big attractions, here you'll be in a vibrant neighbourhood, buzzing with bars, restaurants and shops. And after a busy day of sightseeing, you'll be coming home to a practical and well-equipped apartment. All-white walls and wood floors provide a traditionally Scandi feel, and we love the eat-in kitchen, with its big table and statement light fittings.

Sundays in the Sunroom

While the central location of this spacious Indre By bolthole is impressive, it does come with its compromises. Set above a popular bar that's open daily – it's not the most peaceful spot in the city. It's also worth noting the last two guests will be sleeping in a communal area with only internal windows, so natural daylight is lacking. But the pocket-sized private balcony with views over the historic streets below is a nice touch for morning coffees, and you can't fault the contemporary Scandi interiors.

Mystic City

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The Viola is a love letter to purple. We find the colour in all shapes and sizes from chairs to tablecloths, violet to lilac in this home. There’s even a purple Arne Jacobsen Swain chair, which is not something we see every day. This three-bedroom home’s got oodles of character and it’s in a great location, too. And we especially love how The Viola isn’t afraid of bright colour or mixing and matching playful elements with Danish design classics. 

The Viola

Located in the back building of a courtyard close to vibrant Nyhavn, this unique apartment channels old Copenhagen in a light-hearted way. We love this place – it's quirky, quiet, and crooked (it's in a typical timber-framed building with brick walls and low ceilings). Your host, Mikkel, is a music-lover, so there's an abundance of instruments, sound equipment and a huge record collection, as well as cool design classics by Hans J. Wegner – one of Denmark's most creative furniture designers. We also couldn't take our eyes off the lion foot bathtub, elegantly paired with a surfboard for a playful touch – though the tub is for decoration purposes only. Step out into Copenhagen's charming streets, and you'll find yourself just a few hundred metres from the colourful waterside bars and restaurants of Nyhavn. Stroll a few minutes further and you can browse the boutiques that line pedestrianised Strøget. Finally, head away from the centre, and the world-famous Little Mermaid statue is around twenty minutes' walk away. Alternatively, do as the locals do and cycle around the city to cut your journey times in half.

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Bread Maker

Diagonals might not be the cosiest of flats we have ever seen, but it has a few unique features that we really like. The sloped ceilings create a warm atmosphere, and the orange shag rugs are a lot of fun and add some spice to this minimalist home. And let’s not forget about the incredible location. You’re right in the heart of Copenhagen’s Latin Quarter, so you’ve got plenty of homely cafés around - and you’re close to Strøget too. 

Diagonals

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Even though The Lana is largely minimalist, it’s got plenty of charm with intimate sloped ceilings, bursts of funky colour, and artsy decorations. The bright orange two-seater adds joie de vivre, and we also love the impressive collection of royal blue Arne Jacobsen Ant chairs. This one-bedroom home is right in the centre of Copenhagen, so if you’re looking to be bang in the middle of everything, The Lana could be the one for you.  

The Lana

New Nordic is one of those homes that are just so effortlessly sophisticated. As soon as we stepped foot here, we were sold. The amalgamation of well-curated art and industrial-style furniture in a repurposed 1700s shell with lots of charisma makes it a very special place. Even though you’re right in the heart of Copenhagen, it feels like a tranquil haven with lots of space for contemplation. You also can’t go wrong with the charming views of traditional yellow timber-framed houses and copper-clad roofs. 

New Nordic

Small but brimming with character, this historic fourth-floor home has tonnes of charming details. We love the exposed wall timbers and creaky wooden floors. The nature of the building comes at a price – climbing up the uneven and low-ceilinged staircase isn’t for the faint-hearted. This is worth it for the silence the distance from the busy street creates, providing a super calm atmosphere, right in the centre of Copenhagen. Parallel to Strøget (the famous shopping street) and Gråbrødretorv, this home is bang in the action. 

Old Grandfather Time

Amazon Prime

Sonos

Located in a quiet corner of Indre By but just a five-minute walk from the 17th century Nyhavn waterfront, this bright and welcoming apartment puts you right in the heart of Copenhagen’s action. We love the homey comforts on offer here, from the sheepskin throws to the inviting Scandi and vintage furnishings and the large windows proferring fourth-floor views over the city’s rooftops. Our favourite spot is the private balcony with its views of Christiansborg’s spire. Sit here with your morning coffee while soaking up the fresh air or gather at the elegant dining table with the French doors open to enjoy the warmth and cosiness of your home. With plenty of curios decking the shelves, original artwork, a record player to serenade your evenings and a beautiful antique bureau on which to catch up on work, you’re all set for a relaxing time here, whether for business or pleasure. Factor in the luxurious Hästens bed for a dreamy night’s sleep and you may never leave your comfortable home. When you do, however, you’ll be wowed by the countless sights within easy reach on foot, including the Kongens Nytorv (seven minutes), Strøget’s upscale shops and indie boutiques (twelve minutes) and the Tivoli Gardens (fifteen minutes).


Ballet Shoes

This large studio-style apartment has a great address in Dronningegården, right behind Kongens Have (The King's Garden). You’ll also find nearby the city’s largest square Kongens Nytorv, home to the Royal Theatre. Housed in a 1950s building, this apartment has a small bedroom area with a king-size bed tucked away behind a half wall. Two more guests will be sleeping on a sofa bed in the living area at full capacity. We should also mention there’s free access to the local gym if you want to keep up your fitness regime while away. This place is ideal for friends or family looking for an excellent location.

Queen of Hearts

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