Shopping tips Denmark

A cave of Ali Baba for the amateurs of china. Almost like a museum, the pieces are of such quality. You can find everything in profusion, from the floor to the ceiling, in this antique and second-hand store on Østergade, the pedestrian street, notably very beautiful enamelled plates. Entering through the side door, a superb courtyard of a merchant's house from the late ^18th century. Yellow walls, half-timbering, rosebushes and a few tables of a café in the shade of hundred-year-old oaks.

For almost 40 years, Søren has been a leading designer of custom bicycles. The two-wheeled vehicles of this ultra-renowned brand in Copenhagen have become almost works of art, unique objects. They are indeed exhibited in some museums, such as the Louisiana created in collaboration with designers. The pieces are assembled by hand with the best materials. The temple of the custom bike supplier to the royal family. But this has a price, of course... Depending on your means, opt for nice accessories.

Carmen is one of the oldest thrift stores in town. You will easily recognize the shop by the Dannebrog floating in front and the clothes hanging just below. On National Holiday, only red coins! A thrift shop, of course, but a thrift shop that contains rather select treasures and therefore scratched, with a focus on the 1970s and 1980s. A decorative corner slips in among the leathers, dresses and shoes. Cushions, plaids visible in the window. Run there if you like to chase, if only for the look!