Women-Friendly Travel in Copenhagen
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Royal Copenhagen Porcelain
The Royal Copenhagen Procelain used to belong to the royalty before it was handed over to the private sector in 1868. This factory aims at producing customized plates and other china ware. Occasion-based items include Christmas, birthdays and the Danish countryside views. Tourists can visit the factory where they would be given a guided tour from Monday to Friday from 9 am to 3 pm. However, tourists are not allowed to buy stuff from the factory. For that purpose, there are many porcelain and silver retailers, for example Copenhagen Antiques shop, Michelson Christmas spoons etc in the vicinity.
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Georg Jensen
Looking for an exclusive and unique collection of the finest and most expensive silvers in all of Europe? Georg Jensen is the perfect stop for you. It not only deals in silver, it also offers a wide range of gold jewelry in traditional and the latest Danish designs.
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Illums Bolighus
Illums Bolighus is a value store that provides you with everything you would need for your luxurious house. Ranging from bed sheets and quilts to kitchen utensils; Illums Bolighus has it all. The four storey building is modernly constructed and stands out from other stores in terms of design, material and quality. However, its high price ranges limit it to only a handful of people. Address: Amagertorv 10 Copenhagen 1160 Phone: +45 33 14 1941 Open Hours: M-Th 10a-6p; F 10a-7p; Sat 10am-5pm; Sun noon-5pm
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Birger Christensen
Glamour, style and extravagance all under Briger Christensen’s roof! It stocks and sells exquisite and expensive designer wear for both men and women. Top brands such as Prada and Chanel are available here alongside lovely Valentino and other branded furs. It is one of Scandinavia’s most chic and pioneer fur store. However, with all such fringes comes the drawback in terms of sky-high prices but in the end the experience is worth it!
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Rosenthal Studio-Haus
Rosenthal Studio-Haus is an exquisite store that stocks the finest ceramics in all of Copenhagen. The famous Danish artist Bjørn Wiinblad designs these ceramics which depict different animals, especially those belonging to the far north. The store is also known for its high quality crystal variety which it stocks and sells.
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Bruuns Bazaar
A shopping extravaganza for both men and women, Brunns Bazzar offers a wide variety of designer clothes, accessories for both genders. Their popularity can be gauged by the fact that their clothes are now exhibited in Paris fashion shows. Established by two brothers in 1995, the business has expanded internationally. For the shopaholics visiting Copenhagen, this could be the perfect opportunity to shop in style!
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The House
With a collection of the most unique and modern furniture is the House of Copenhagen. The unique selling proposition of The House is their element of customization which they offer to every client, be it local or international. The crux of its business deals with customers and businesses in the USA. Moreover, for the convenience of its customers, it offers a delivery directly to its customers with transactions taking place via the internet. The authentic Danish design, quality and durability truly justify the price charged which is neither too high nor too low.
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Georg Jensen Damask
Established in the 15th Century, Georg Jensen Damsak is famous for its fine quality textile. Its textile range varies from clothing to table cloths to bed sheets.
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Designer Zoo
Designer Zoo has piled up the work of 8 designers in one roof. From house hold stuff to jewellery and from glass sculptures to modern furniture; Designer Zoo has it all! The most striking feature about this particular shop is that customers can’t only buy designer stuff but they can also get a chance to interact with the designers and deliver product specifications. It’s a perfect stop for tourists as the shop also sells handicrafts which promote the Danish culture and tradition. Designer Zoo is not only a place where people can buy stuff, it offers much more in the form of art exhibitions and shows to promote new designers.
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Bald & Bang
A Danish based company which entered the market in 2000, Bald and Bang has achieved success and come a long way. Specializing in lighting and lighting equipments, Blad and Bang are famous for their intricate, modern and commercial designs. The prices are both affordable as well as competitive.
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Norrebro Flea Market
Want to dress for less? The Norrebo Flea Market is known as the longest market in Copenhagen and is located in a narrow street which is 333 meters long. However, you really have to search for the right kind of stuff because such flea markets are full of junk at times. The flea market takes place from the 4th of April till the 31st of October on Saturdays 6 am to 3 pm.
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Jorgen L. Dalgaard
Known as Copenhagen’s “best design secrets”, Jorgen L. Dalgaard deals with porcelain and glass artifacts which depict the arts of the 20th Century. Furthermore, the store also specializes in producing Danish stoneware and furniture.
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Mads Nørgaard
Mads Nørgaard is a clothing retailer known not only for the international brands which it sells but mainly for its own clothing line which enables normal people to dress like celebrities. Its clothing line ranges from women to men to children ware and it believes that “fashion is meant to support you and free you, not overrule or control you. What you wear should support you in the ways and beliefs”.
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Sneaky Fox
Trendy, stylish and chic, Sneaky Fox is the best way to be fashionable within your budget. The store offers a wide range of design ware and believes in mass customization as opposed to mass marketing. The best feature about this shop is perhaps the freedom a customer has to choose the design that best fits with their requirements. The price is reasonable depending on the kind of dresses ordered.
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Specialkobmanden
Specialkobmanden is an exquisite shop which provides an amazing experience for all food-lovers. It stocks all kinds of exclusive and fine quality coffee, teas and Danish spices. Set up in 1972 as a local small business, the shop has grown and has gained popularity not only amongst the locals but tourists as well.
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Hartmann's Selected Estate Silver & Jewelry
Initially a stall in a flea market, Hartmann has expanded and opened up a store where it purchases jewelry from wholesalers at bulk-buying discounts and then resells it at reasonable prices.
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P. Hertz
This shop is best known for its manufacturing and selling of the sterling silver little mermaid miniature. It has goods for both men and women and plays a great part in promoting the culture and heritage of Copenhagen.
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A. Dradsted
The shop makes and sells Danish style handicraft stone jewelry to women which are both unique as well as expensive. The stones vary from pearls to opals to ambers and other rare stones.
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Fisketorvet Shopping Centre
Opened in 2000, this is a modern and contemporary shopping centre stocking everything from clothes, shoes and handbags under one roof with price variations.
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Waterfront Shopping
Reviews reveal that products at this shopping mall are relatively cheaper and the mall is less crowded.
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Illum
When talking about departmental stores, Illums name tops the chart. Facilitated by a restaurant, a cash desk and a parking lot, it’s the perfect place to shop as it has everything under one roof at affordable prices.
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Magasin du Nord
This is perhaps the largest departmental store in all of Copenhagen. It includes men, women and even kid’s wear. It is a three storey gigantic building. Prices are competitive but during summer and winter sales one can strike the best bargains!
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Copenhagen Zoo
The most exciting and amazing place for children to spend a fun-filled day, the Copenhagen Zoo houses over 3,600 animals with a species of 250. The oldest zoo in Europe is a very popular attraction for the 1.3 million tourists who visit Copenhagen every year. Address: Zoologisk Have, Roskildevej 32 Transport: Bus no. 6A - 18 and 26