Design Hotels

Many hotels in Copenhagen have lately started focusing on design. The Mexican design collective and Arne Jacobsen have contributed to make your stay an unusual design experience. We have listed some hotels that offers exciting hotel rooms:
*Hotel Fox
*DANHOSTEL Copenhagen City
*First Hotel Skt. Petri
*First Hotel Twentyseven
*Radisson Blu Royal Hotel
*The Square Hotel

Visit The Theatre

Copenhagen has a lot of theatres that offers everything from childrens theatre to interpretations of Shakespeare. The plays takes place in old factories as well as in modern buildings. Whatever you're interested in Copenhagen will fulfil your wishes. Learn more about the following theatres:
*Det Kongelige teater - Operaen
*Betty Nansen Teatret
*Bådteatret
*Det Ny Teater
*Nørrebro Teater
*Gasværket
*Kaleidoskop - K1
*Zeppelin Teatret

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Luxurious Second Hand

Copenhagen offers several second hand shops, and it's not the ordinary assortment you'll find in these shops. There's a growing demand for luxurious vintage, and since the prices are low everyone can afford a handbag by Chanel or a Dior. Check out these luxurious vintage shops:
*Glam
*Ca Roule Ma Poule
*Cocobell
*Copenhagen Treasure
*Greibe og Kumari
*Haberdash
*Muda nashi

Copenhagen's cultural life

Copenhagen offers world-class culture and entertainment all the year round. Here are a few tips!
*Tycho Brahe Planetarium shows 3D films
*Enjoy opera, ballet and theatre at Det Kongelige teater - Gamle Scene
*Be a secret agent for a day at Experimentarium
*See exciting designs at Dansk Design Center
*Experience prominent contemporary art at Louisiana

Getting home late at night

As you stand there in the middle of the night after a successful evening at the nightclub, you may start to feel a bit worried – because what is really the easiest way to get home? Don’t despair, these days you can catch a bus, train or metro all night long during the weekends.

Busses and trains

There are busses that run all night long on Friday and Saturday nights in the greater Copenhagen area and every day of the week in Copenhagen City. And if you miss a bus, you usually don’t have to wait for a long time for the next. During the weekends there are busses leaving every ten minutes on most buss lines. Since November 20 , 2009, there are also S-trains departing at least once every hour between 01.00 and 05.00.

Quick and easy with the metro

If you’re lucky enough to live nearby a metro station, you’re even better off. With trains departing at least every 20 minutes all night, all year around, and remarkably quick transportation, it can hardly be any easier to get home. Furthermore, the night fare that used to confuse people in the late hours has been abolished for metros as well as busses and S-trains. For those, that still think public transport is too much trouble, there’s usually no problem finding a taxi in Copenhagen.

Photo: Peter Erichsen/Metroselskabet & René Strandbygaard/DSB

Published 2009-11-25 11:17