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Copenhagen’s (Kopenhagen) pedestrian street is a network of small and big streets with hundreds of shops and sidewalk cafes. Many restaurants are placed alongside the pedestrian street, which are exciting places to shop. The best place for shopping is the area that runs from the northeast corner of Radhuspladsen to the two focal squares of Gammeltorv and Kongens Nytorv, Stroget.

Following are the main streets & frequently visited departmental stores for shopaholics:

Stroget offers creations of international designers. The side roads around Stroget are the best place to shop in Copenhagen. It contains big names like Prada, Max Mara, Louis Vuitton, Cerutti, Mulberry, Chanel, Marlboro, Karen Millen, Marc Jacobs, Hennes & Mauritz, Benetton, Diesel, and chain stores. Here you find Copenhagen’s oldest department stores, Illum and Magasin.

If you want to get a bit away from the crowd, take some of the side streets. Some of the best of Danish design, home decoration shops, and flea markets are also significant places for shopping. Apart from this, Silversmith Georg Jensen, glass nirvana Holmegaard, and Royal Copenhagen Porcelain are also available.

Kronprinsensgade exhibits Danish fashion, while Ravnsborggade shows a collection of fine antiques. The bohemian area of Pisserenden or outlets along Langelinie is known for cheaper wares. Department stores like Magasin du Nord at Kongens Nytorv 13 and Illum at Ostergade on the shopping street that offers the latest fashion trends and designer collections are frequently visited by the shoppers.

Vesterbrogade lies at the other end of the Town Hall Square is a place with hundreds of big and small shops, where all categories, blended and a mixture of shopping stuff, is available in plenty. Even an entire day falls short to visit every shop over the streets. A free city bike trip will be an enthralling experience for the shopaholics and the bargain hunters to have an outstanding shopping experience in Copenhagen.

Willemoesgade that lies between Osterbrogade and Standboulevarden has friendly locales, trees, cobbled streets, and attractive facades. Here, one can buy organic children’s gear, old Swedish farm furniture, luxury second-hand articles and trendy & modern clothing.

The place offers excellent boutiques and fine-looking restaurants on Dag Hammerskjolds Allr and Osterbrogade, the two main streets on Osterbro. A walk through the charming small side streets is an enlightening experience. Along with this, the streets also have lots of new eating places and pleasant cafes.

Classensgade offers design shoes, jewellery and clothing for youngsters as well as for grown-ups in Classensgade.

The street has several exciting & unique shops where one can find designer shoes, fine artistic jewellery, latest branded clothes for shoppers of all tastes.

This departmental store is situated halfway down Strøget at Amagertorv. Illum has a great interior and unique glass dome that offers various brands to the visitors.

Shopping Centres

Field's
Address: Arne Jacobsens Allé 12, 2300 Copenhagen, Denmark

Fisketorvet
Address: Havneholmen 5, 1561 Copenhagen, Denmark

Denmark Worldwide ApS
Address: Reventlowsgade 18, 1651 Copenhagen, Denmark

Spinderiet
Address: Bomuldsgade 4, 2500 Valby, Denmark

Frederiksberg Centret
Address: Falkoner Alle 21, 2000 Frederiksberg, Denmark

Waterfront Shopping
Address: Philip Heymans Alle 17, 2900 Hellerup, Denmark

Copenhagen Central Station Shopping
Address: Reventlowsgade 7, 1651 Copenhagen, Denmark

Hvidovre C
Address: Laurits Olsensvej 1, 2650 Hvidovre, Denmark

Flying Tiger Copenhagen
Address: Frederiksborggade 1, 1360 Copenhagen K, Denmark