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Designer Zoo
This design store and two-story gallery with changing exhibitions and seven workshops is in the hip Vesterbro neighborhood. On the shop floor, designers use glass, ceramics, and metalwork to create a multitude of esthetic expressions.
Designer Zoo
Vesterbrogade 137, Copenhagen
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Storm
A hotspot for fashion addicts, Storm showcases up-and-coming labels and this month’s must-wear indie fragrance. You'll also find classics such as Diptyque and Comme des Garçons alongside books, magazines, and fun ideas.
Storm
Store Regnegade 1, Copenhagen
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Andersen Bakery
Japanese baker Shunsuke Takaki fell in love with Danish pastry 55 years ago and took it back to Hiroshima with him. The fairy-tale continues with a pastry empire stretching from Chinese Hong Kong to Los Angeles, named for H.C. Andersen. There are three bakeries in Copenhagen, one of which is inside the Nimb Hotel in Tivoli Gardens.
Andersen Bakery
Bernstorffsgade 5, Copenhagen
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Hay
Hay gives a new perspective of Strøget with its humanism and sustainability, humor and inspiration from around the world that manifests itself in affordable furniture and home accessories. A visit to the brand’s store on its home turf in Copenhagen is a meditational experience for all lovers of bits and piec
Hay
Østergade 61, Copenhagen
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Wood Wood
Wood Wood is a fashion brand that combines street influences with high-quality tailoring. The store also sells international brands such as Comme des Garçons and Kenzo. The Museum is their outlet store.
Wood Wood
Grœnnegade 1, Copenhagen
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Stilleben
Stilleben is a big favorite on the list of Danish design stores, because they have everything: Classic design, textiles, jewelry, ceramics, and glass, by leading Danish designer. The store is a part of the design experience.
Stilleben
Niels Hemmingsensgade 3, Copenhagen
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Summerbird
Summerbird produces chocolates and other goodies using organic ingredients and has several stores in Copenhagen and rest assured, the traditional Danish chocolate and marshmallow treats – flødeboller – do retain their appeal even in flavors such as passion fruit and licorice. And how about that name? Summerbird. Poetry.
Summerbird
Ny Østergade 9, Copenhagen
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