PROS: historical neighborhood | well preserved | perfect for selfie lovers CONS: bars & restaurants are clearly overpriced

Beautiful area, which is the postcard place of Copenhagen. Definitely a must visit if you are in Copenhagen. There are a lot many street food items, lots of restaurants. You can walk on the road with your dear ones and the vibe is extremely nice. You might have to go there during the evening to enjoy the vibe the most.

A must for Copenhagen! The place has an unique charm due to the colorful old houses. Some of them are about 400 years old and in several once H. C. Andersen has resided! Various restaurants are absolutely great, however, proces are above the average for the city. One should visit the place at sunset.

Cool place with lots of colourful buildings - but as with all popular places there are a lot of tourists. You can see the buildings and then just go somewhere else to eat where it’s quieter if you’re not wanting to see hoards of tourists.

A picturesque spot with brightly coloured buildings along a waterfront. This is a beautiful spot, with the bright buildings and boats along the wharves making it feel very bucolic. However, while it is very lovely to see, many of the places along here are quite expensive, even by Copenhagen standards.

Probably one of the prettiest places I have ever travelled to. The different coloured houses are stunning to look at and the atmosphere around Nyhavn is so nice as well. It feels very relaxing when you stroll around and just take it all in. Definitely recommend!

Lovely, relaxing place just to stroll about and enjoy the ambiance. Find a nice place to eat, grab a drink, then find some dessert. Sit outside and enjoy the ocean, the weather and the people.

One of best walks in Copenhagen and a must visit. Nice promenade by the water canal and many restaurants on the side , food was not that good and very touristic and don’t recommend eating in the area, the place is very full of people, bars. A must visit for sure ✔️

Great sightseeing place in Copenhagen, and good place to walk around the river. Lot of restaurants & bars around but are bit pricey given the location. Should visit around sunset time to get some great views.

Beautiful place to visit when in Copenhagen! Buildings are very picturesque- colorful and nice. There are good restaurants on this street and not forget to take boat trip!

Must visit in Copenhagen!! Can enjoy the pier and take a walk or canal touring. It’s really a beautiful place.

Cute are with lots of restaurants. Nice area to walk and look at the boats in the canal. Near a main street for shops as well. It is one of the most photographed streets in Copenhagen, I have been told.

My favourite place in Copenhagen. Make sure you come here at sunset, you will fall in love with it. They also have market at sunset time so why not come here at sunset?

Wonderful place to chill with friends and family , they have very good view and also got amazing restaurants. It can get a lot crowded during weekends and holiday but even then its worth visiting 😁

Colorful, touristy, harbour district. Worth a walk around. Sit in one of the cafes to take the view over beer or coffee. Walking distance to Stroget.

Beautiful area and buildings. I went at the end of November as the Xmas stalls starting popping up along the water so it was pretty busy.

A beautiful part of Copenhagen and definitely a must visit. The buildings are lovingly restored and are resplendent in their gayly painted colours. There are canal rides that you can go on, and many of the buildings house a variety of restaurants, as well as the famous store selling waffles with ice cream and churrios.

Beautiful architecture along the canal. We visited at night and in the morning. The views are nicer in the day. There a lot of cafes and restaurants, but heard that these are quite expensive. Nice to take photos along the canal but it’s near a bicycle lane so just be careful.

Nyhavn is fantastic! The colorful buildings are so pretty, and there are lots of boats. It's a great place to take pictures and enjoy the atmosphere. Would recommend!

Amazing place, beautiful scenery and architecture. Restaurants serve great food. Absolutely loved this place. This is the place travel companies use on their travel brochures for Scandinavia.

Colourful canal houses which include a museum to Hans Christian Andersen. Lined with busy waterside cafes, fish and chips and tourists. Starting point for canal boat trips.

It's nice to walk along the canal with these pretty colorful houses on both sides. If you walk to the end of the canal, you can take the water bus. There's also a stop in the Opera House on the opposite side.

Nice amusement park. Not very big but right in the city centre. Beautiful decorations for Halloween and lovely restaurants. Some restaurants are very expensive. They have menus outside so no nasty surprises. A few good rides. Some are very scary. We went in November in the afternoon. The queues for the rides took about 20min. The weather was a bit cold. They have some shops too. Our friends found something to buy there. If you like the rides, you can easily spend all day in the park.

🎡🎢🎠It's a very nice theme park with lots of interesting rides. I was so excited and having so much fun that I didn't take many pictures.😆 But the best for me is The tallest ride in the amusement park I don't know what it's called, but it has seats like swing and it goes up and spins. Above, there is a very beautiful view overlooking the whole of Copenhagen.🇩🇰

I bought the entrance fee that did not include the rides... I was very happy just to walk around and view the gardens. I must say, that this was the most beautiful and green amusement park I have ever seen And it was a real trip to be able to walk under the roller coaster. (I had never seen that before.) Also plenty of eating places and shopping areas.

I just paid for entry as I'm not a fan of rides. But the place was lovely lots bigger than I expected, it had a lovely atmosphere. I would recommend to visit at around 6pm in the summer have a wonder in the daylight maybe grab something to eat and then you will see it in the dark too. It was the night which made the place even more stunning

Such an amazing place. The gardens themselves are beautiful. The rides are great and they have such a variety. There are quite a few rides for young kids around 3 years old. There’s so much to do and the space is so well utilized that you don’t feel like you’re walking for miles on end. This is a must visit place in Copenhagen.

The park is super beautiful, the haunted houses were super fun to go to and just the whole vibe of the place was amazing. The Halloween decorations were also super fun. The only downside is the price of entrance and for the rides, which was quite high in my opinion. Even though the prices were high I can't wait to go again for the Christmas theme.

I think if not the best, one of the top parks in Europe. Great restaurants, coffee bars, theaters, garden, entertainment park in such a great combination. Especially if you visiting when it's ready for Christmas. So many activities and entertainment you will definitely enjoy! Must see for sure.

Stunning place. Relaxing and just a great place to visit. An oasis in the city centre. Gardens / Theme park, choose what you prefer or both. Either way it's got a relaxed atmosphere. If you visit Copenhagen this needs to be on your jobs list.

Had an amazing evening here! We bought the compete package (entry and unlimited rides and photos) and definitely made our money's worth in rides. Lots of options, from super kid friendly to super scary (the Demon). So many food options, but gasoline grill gets special mention for their huge fries portion. If you are there on Saturday stay for the light show and the fireworks. If you have time while in Copenhagen this will be a fun night out.

A unique place. Rides, an aquarium, gardens, restaurants and bars Very easy going and family friendly atmosphere. Queues were short and the ride pass works so well. It seems small but has an incredible amount in one location. Lovely to see old people falling asleep in deck chairs on a sunny afternoon while kids are having fun on rides.

As it is one of the oldest theme park, it is worth to visit. For anyone who love taking photos, I recommended to go before evening time. Then u can enjoy both day and night vibe. Not so big one.

I brought a sibling here, and they loved it. I enjoyed it myself here as well. It's a very beautiful amusement park and I loved how it was connected to the food hall which has a variety of great food options. The staff were really kind and I believe it's safe to say that this is a must visit for everyone especially families. It's also very nicely located literally being in front of Copenhagen Central Station. I will definitely come back!

🎡🎢🎠It's a very nice theme park with lots of interesting rides. I was so excited and having so much fun that I didn't take many pictures.😆 But the best for me is The tallest ride in the amusement park I don't know what it's called, but it has seats like swing and it goes up and spins. Above, there is a very beautiful view overlooking the whole of Copenhagen.🇩🇰

Fridays suck as they have concerts and it's going to be packed....aim for a cloudy weekday...some days you will wait ages in lines, we where lucky and had 10 min wait for rides....lots of people come here to see the flowers and lights for which there is no line. Sunny weekends are going to be packed. Danish weather is temperamental, bring plastic ponchos and hope for the best, wind does not get bad here

If you are a tourist and you love history and art, this is the place for you to visit. The fun rides may be a little out of date, but keep in mind they were from 100 years ago. Everything was so beautiful and artistically arranged. There were plenty of restaurants and coffee shops and chocolates. The Garden was not only for the kids but also the adults of all ages. We were glad that we saved the place last during our stay at Copenhagen.

Very nice place. Finely decorated for Halloween. I expect they'll do a great job for Christmas as well. I think this place is a bit overrated, though. Don't get me wrong, it's very nice and there are few fun rides. But I would go here only if I stayed for a few days in Copenhagen. Don't sacrifice other beautiful spots in the city to go here instead. But as a last day thing to do and especially if you're there with friends, it's a fun place where to spend a few hours

Went in November knowing little about the place. Had an incredible time in the massive winter wonderland with shops and stalls ans even fairground rides! Definitely recommend going in winter. Ride pass is around €30 on top of €18 entrance fee but you can enter without a ride pass and pay for rides individually or not at all. Worth the price though

We were there at Christmas with family. It was so beautifully decorated, there were rides for all ages, delicious food. I recommend, for Christmas, to see how many rides planning to go on before buying the unlimited band.

Underwhelming. Paid 160dkk (£18) to enter. The rides were fairly interesting to look at as they’re prettier than what you get at a typical British fairground but didn’t seem particularly thrilling inducing so didn’t give any a go. Would probably be worth it if you have young children who would enjoy the smaller rides however.

Lovely little theme park that's perfect for the kids. There is not much to walk, the rides are designed mostly for kids with only a couple that are on the extreme side and there is plenty of food and drink choices in such a small place. What was also great is that the entrance cost is cheaper if you don't want to go on the rides, making it possible to go in to experience the historic architecture of one of the oldest theme parks in the world. You're also able to come and go from the park on the day you go, just remember to get your hand stamped before leaving.

Amazing. If you’re in Copenhagen you have to go, no question. I have visited both during summer and to see the Christmas markets, both were great with the Christmas lights really taking the cake for me, I felt like I was in a movie. Rides are also great, but just seeing the lights and market stalls are also plenty to do. So many great food options inside for both food and desserts, so definitely come hungry.

Great place to visit with friends, family or your loved ones. Decorated with astonishing lights. You will only fully enjoy them when is dark. I saw fountain show accompanied by classic music. That was fantastic experience. Rides look different from each other, very unique, but I didn't go on them. You have to pay extra to use them.

It’s amazing how many attractions can be squeezed into one city block. Great for kids, teens and those still young at heart. Food price and choices range from stalls and food market outlets to the brasserie at the Hotel Nimb.

It's a wonderful, almost magical place. You can feel like you're in a fairy tale there. We visited on December 30th, and despite the large number of people, the vastness of the park made it feel uncrowded. In the evening, it has an even more enchanting charm. It's important to mention that using the Copenhagen Card, you can enter the park twice in one day by obtaining a special stamp. However, for some attractions, tickets are not always available at the machines - you need to purchase a package. For those who prefer not to buy packages, using the app might be somewhat inconvenient. My only suggestion - improve and maintain your app.

Absolutely fantastic. I visited in December 2023 with family, including two kids in prams. Spent the whole day there, and you can leave with the kids of you need to and re-enter (make sure you get that days stamp on your hand!) Highly recommend purchasing tickets in advance to skip the queues, and if you get the ticket that includes free digital images, download the app and set that up ahead of time! We made that mistake and missed out on images. Don't forget to take your one free go at the wheel - it's the huge one beside Aquila I think! I rode everything I could, and had a great time. My faves are the demon and star flyer I think! I also recommend bringing scarves and gloves if you're riding the taller rides in the winter!! I think it's superb that it's a themes seasonal attraction and I'd love to visit again in spring.

Such an amazing place. We loved it and we had a lot of fun there. The gardens are very well taken care of and the games are suitable for all ages. They present some shows and plays as well. Inside, you will have everything you may need, restaurants, toilets…etc. and of course, they have Lego shop :). It’s a bit expensive, but it’s not for Denmark and for all what they offer. Highly recommended, especially with kids. You can go out and go back again, but you need kind of permission.

Visited around December time and it was a wonderful wonderland! There were so many stalls of food and gifts inside creating a lovely Christmas atmosphere. We didn’t even go on any rides and still managed to spend 2 hours here just exploring the beautiful grounds! Definitely a highlight of what Copenhagen has to offer.

Tivoli Gardens is a must do day out for families when visiting Copenhagen. The theme park is one of the oldest in the World and is famous for inspiring the original US Disneyland. . The gardens are located directly opposite Copenhagen central station and its location and presence in the city is very unique for a capital. . Using the Copenhagen Card we were able to gain access to the gardens as part of the cards attractions ticket meaning that the only additional charge was the ride pass, which gives you access to all the rides all day long, for as many times as you wish. Please note, if you only want to go on 1 or 2 rides you can just pay as go but 3+ makes buying a ride pass worth it. . My kids loved the rocket and wooden rollercoaster and went on both 4 times each + most of the other rides with only a few exceptions. . The gardens are a spectacular attraction in themselves and it was very enjoyable taking in the different settings and venues dotted around the rides. . There are plenty of places to eat and drink and all are of a high standard and are reasonably priced. If you wish, you can leave and return to the park so long as you get a stamp. However, tickets and passes are only valid for 1 day. . As mentioned at the start of this review Tivoli is a must visit attraction in Copenhagen even if you don't like rides as the site is full of history and character.

Great place. Have fun. Must visit if you are in Copenhagen. Tivoli Gardens is not just an amusement park, but an absolutely great place to have fun and enjoy drinks and food. The rides here are amazing and then you have surprising events all the time. One of the best places to visit in Copenhagen.

Fantastic, free museum to do in Copenhagen. It was empty on a Sunday afternoon. My friend and I roamed through all 4 floors of the collection for ~1h and it was a great conversation spot. The exhibits are beautiful with good reading materials to supplement.

Very astonishing collection mainly on Islamic art. Definitely worth visiting. One of the best museums I visited in Copenhagen. Besides it is free.

Crazy that this museum is free! I wasn't expecting so much, but the collection here is great, and you have all the facilities necessary (cloakroom, clean toilets, phone to translate the explanation fof each piece in english). The staff was friendly, the collection extensive (we spend 2h there) and the whole building is very beautiful (it is located on 3 floors in an old home). I definitely recommend it if you are in Copenhagen, even if you don't have time to see the entire collection; again it's free, so just choose what you like and spend some time here!

A Hidden Gem in Copenhagen My wife and I had the pleasure of visiting Davidssamlingen right here in Copenhagen, and we were thoroughly impressed. While not specifically specializing in Islamic art, Davidssamlingen houses an incredibly impressive collection that spans from the 7th century to around 1850, covering a vast geographical area from Spain to India. The quality and range of the pieces on display are exceptional, offering a deep dive into Islamic artistic heritage. What makes Davidssamlingen even more special is its peaceful ambiance, coupled with the fact that it's free to visit. This allows for a leisurely exploration of art without the hustle and bustle typically found in more internationally recognized museums. The museum's quiet and welcoming environment makes it a perfect spot for art lovers who prefer a more intimate experience. The collection is so vast and rich that it invites numerous visits, and we are already planning our next. For anyone living in or visiting Copenhagen, Davidssamlingen is a must-visit destination. Its understated charm and splendid collection ensure a five-star experience for all who walk through its doors. We love it and look forward to uncovering more treasures on future visits!

What a fantastic place to visit. I never thought I was into Islamic art versus Christian art but this museum blew me away with its incredible collection. I could have stayed for hours more. The app that allows additional info whilst scanning over a QRS code is great. And it’s all free! I would gladly return here. The amount of art/textiles/jewellery/tiles etc are astonishing.

Amazing collections of Islamic and European art in a beautiful house. Can’t believe entry is free! Very much enjoyed my visit and I would like to go back. There’s more to see!

Amazing free collection that is beautifully curated and displayed. For non danish speakers, the museum gives out machines that scan and translate any information. You don’t only see the art or artifacts but learn about the stories behind them along the way.

Very interesting art collection from different time periods. Collections of glassware, ceramics, tapestry, fabric, furniture, paintings ,, jewellery and alot more. All very fascinating. I would love to visit again and again.

This place offers free entrance. Informative collections featuring various areas from Middle East to Europe. They offer English electronic guides for free. Excellent experience.

It's hard to rate because the collection is huge and has some lovely pieces, but many of the items were presumably acquired unethically, and some have already been requested to be returned to the country of origin. It's really sad seeing ancient works that have been broken into smaller pieces in order to make them easier to sell. The small collection of Danish art seems like a complete afterthought.

Came here mainly for its Islamic collection but then I was not impressed. Other than that, this museum smells great, nice layout, it's classy! Rosenborg Castle is nearby.

Beautiful and well rounded collection of Islamic art. The museum does an amazing job of accompanying the art with its historical context and allows you to follow through the periods of Islamic culture as you move through. The museum also has an amazing app that translates any label to English and is extremely user friendly. I loved listening to the audio supplements as well. The European art part of the collection is a nice companion that gives you the chance to make stylistic comparisons. I love that they share the museum!

Surprisingly good museum. The islamic art and artifacts exhibition is indeed impressive albeit a bit too large to see at once one could say. Perhaps better to go there twice but it is for free so why not...The other floors are also interesting for sure. Recommended!

We were pretty suprised. It's FREE. We were expecting small collection with few paintings but it's pretty big and complex with 3 floors. The muslimic collection is the biggest one and then there are more collections, quite smaller. I liked it. They lend you phone when you can load individual pieces of the collection. There are plenty of toilets or seats to make sure you are comfortable. There were not much people, it's kinda hidden. I recommend!

A great museum to see in copenhagen, showing antique danish furniture and decorations, old paintings... The best thing though is the Islamic collection which makes a big part of the museum so it would be nice to visit this museum if you're interested in other cultures, Middle Eastern, Islamic culture , history, art crafts and antiques

Beautiful and big Islamic exhibition, simple but beautiful Europe collection and Danish collection as well. The museum is free and they even give you a photo for you to be able to translate and listen to story and fun facts about the object present in the rooms. Stuff very friendly and the house/museum is beautiful and we'll preserved. Hight recommend!!

Entrance is free. I recommend skipping the Islam Collection altogether - my family found it boring. The European Art Collection and the Danish Collection, however, are very delightful and are highly recommended.

An imposing modern gothic style Church, a bit away from the center of Copenhagen (one needs to get on a bus to visit it). Worth a visit, though! Just make sure that you can get in. We visited it during Christmas time only to find out that we needed to book a sit through the church's site, in order to get in.

Easily in the top 10 most beautiful churches I've ever been in, and that's saying a lot. Bring your camera. If you're a fan of brick expressionism, you're in for an extra special treat.

Amazing Church! Amazing sacred space! The material is also interesting(off-white brick) Floor, Wall, Roof's material is same. It makes this space very pure. And also, the foam is very clear. Very big and huge. I can't explain it.haha Enjoy:) Few days later, i will open my instagram for architecture. When i opened it, please visit:)

Very unique church! Amazing architecture in and out and the lightning embraces its glory! Quite close to the Emdrup station if train is your mean of transport, but there is also bus station right outside! If you have time, it worths a visit!

It's off-the-beaten-path and a trek to get there being so north from central city, but it's worth the investment. Grundtvigs Kirke is one of the only examples of expressionist architecture in churches around the world. From the moment you turn the corner to see the church, it's stunning. It seems other worldly. It's open throughout the year for visitors. When my friend and I went in at 3 p.m. on a Thursday in October 2021, the doors were open and an organist was playing. A few tourists filled the seats snapping photos of the unique design. If you love design and architecture, definitely go here. Admission is free and they sell a few items inside to help fund the church's Christmas charity work.

Even someone agnostic like me has to admit that this church has a character that invites you to be in peace with yourself when you enter through the wooden doors. We travelled here by bus from our hotel and walked the last kilometer to arrive behind the massive building. It was temporarily closed for a wedding so we had the time to have lunch in a nearby restaurant after which we were allowed in. The light streaming in through the high windows gives a very particular character to the architecture and you can spend hours admiring the ever changing light patterns on the sand coloured brick. The buildings surrounding the Church have a very interesting architectural history. We strongly recommend you pay a visit to this place.

Wow, what a place. Great people taking care iof this special place. Everything so well designed for architects that totally embodies sacred architecture. Fully recommend a visit. Please follow the church rules.

The building itself is ok but I don't like the staff inside. Are they arrogant and unable to speak with reason, or do they disdain to speak with reason? But what else can one say about a church that is free to visit? And as far as I know, the church tax of Danish citizens is an important source of maintaining the operation of the church. But there seems to be some weird event going on inside, and all visitors are not allowed to approach.

An amazing piece of Nordic architecture. Though unfortunately the facade is currently under renovation so you’re not able to see or photograph the whole beauty of it. Still, worth a visit! And the entrance is free of charge!

I didn’t go into the church but happened to be in the area to see it.. oh boy! I thought I was in the wrong area when I was close to the church because it looked modern and had housing. Boom! I rounded the corner and this unexpected beauty lay there.. it is a site to behold! It is a must visit if you’re close by..a lil bit of a trek from the city center. I’m glad i came. FYI they were doing construction on both sides of the church there was scaffolding.

Grundtvigs Church in Copenhagen is probably one of the most remarkable churches I have had the honour of photographing. Its unique feature is the expressionist architectural style with predominantly neo-Gothic elements. It is located in the Bispebjerk district and is very easy to reach from the city centre by tram. Definitely worth a visit when travelling to Copenhagen.

Beautiful church! Just stunning inside and out. The architecture is unreal. The tall ceiling, the beautiful minimalist moulding. Very scandic. When I was there I was lucky enough that the organ was being played.

This is a very holy church, some distance from Copenhagen. When I saw this building, I couldn't help but marvel at the fact that in such a cold place, however, the Danish architectural design gave me a touch of warmth, even in the middle of winter. It was as if I was in heaven, so holy that I felt the gods were near. I would love to have a wedding here.

Simply the most beautiful modern architectural church I have seen so for.

Impressive architecture highlighting simplicity. We were lucky to came just before the sermon, and enjoyed the organ acoustic. It’s definitely worth the visit, and the park nearby is great place to take a walk and enjoy some nature.

Stunning art. The interior was so pure in its design, I'll never forget it. Definitely a must visit

Amazing Church In Copenhagen. A 20 minute train ride from city centre. It has a different style and vibe compared to Copenhagen Cathedral but overall a pleasant one. The design is breathtaking and grand but at the front near the altar there is a sense of peace and intimacy with religion, away from the distractions that surrounds you. Another amazing attraction!

Amazing food! It reminded me a bit of Barcelona’s market. This one is smaller and very interesting. But it’s more a place to find snacks rather than full on meals. Lovely nonetheless. There’s an outdoor seating area and tons of specialty food. Well worth the visit.

Its Worth a visit but also overcrowded and a bit expensive. It’s packed with tourist and locals touring the narrow isles between the small food stalls. There’s a lot of food to choose from but as far as I could tell nothing really unique here. But the area is nice as well. On a sunny day it’s nice to sit outside in the sun with a drink.

Ahhh these markets were one of our favourite things that we did in Copenhagen. They had SO MANY food stalls and lots of options! We're vegetarian so we opted for the veggie Smorrebrod they had on offer. I think we spent around 2 hours here walking around, eating and looking at all the different stalls! Amazing markets 👏👏

This location is amazing with so many shops to choose from. Fresh seafood available, various kinds of sandwiches topped with multiple options. There was also a sushi bar, coffee shops, a tea bar and various wine and beer options as well. There’s a fruit & vegetables outdoor market for you to explore the fresh produce. I settled for fish & chips and blue mussels in the end and it was divine! Definitely a must stop if you are in the area and you’ll be in for a great treat!

This was our first stop in Copenhagen. We love these open markets! There were so many different delicious foods and drinks! Great places to get treats for the day, to take home for later, or for gifts. Everyone was very helpful, and language was not a problem, English was spoken widely.

If you get over the fact that Copenhagen is very expensive then you can enjoy this town and food market. It’s has vast variety of seafood eateries and food options for a nice meal. They also have fresh seafood market and produce that look amazing. It’s a nice place to meet up with friends for a drink or a relaxing lunch. Highly recommend visiting this food market when you are visiting Copenhagen.

Really great food market, very diverse and fresh. You can get a lot of sweets, chocolates, good coffee, fresh and brilliant sushi, alcohol, vegetables and fruits, hams, see food, and more. Highly recommended.

It's market but it's more like luxury food court which have some fresh vegetable, fruit and meat also seafood. Several famous restaurant and cafe have their stall here. On the other hand, there not many places to sit so make sure you’re prepared to takeaway especially in winter. Worth to come and try. Really enjoy.

A great place for an afternoon or evening walk, snacks, beer or coffee. The market is very clean, giving you delightful and fresh vibes while you walk around.

Great variety of vendors. Absolutely wonderful for a quick bite, dinner or specialty foods. It has a very positive vibe and every vendor we talked to was friendly and happy to talk about their products.

Favorite lunch in Copenhagen! Overall food was really good and a lot of options. If visiting with people, I highly recommend getting a little from different stands and trying a bit of everything. Some stalls close at 4pm.

Known for fresh food market around the area but quiet pricey. A must visit to feel the busy market ambience if it’s your first time. Looking place to dine-in was not too easy

This location is amazing with so many shops to choose from. Fresh seafood available, various kinds of sandwiches topped with multiple options. There was also a sushi bar, coffee shops, a tea bar and various wine and beer options as well. There’s a fruit & vegetables outdoor market for you to explore the fresh produce. I settled for fish & chips and blue mussels in the end and it was divine! Definitely a must stop if you are in the area and you’ll be in for a great treat!

Love this nice and clean Markethall ! Wide selection of good food , beverages and dessert....visited twice during my 4 days trip in Copenhagen! A place worth to visit and explore if visit Copenhagen....

The market is very clean and organized, and sells a wide range of ingredients, raw foods and cooked foods. Very interesting. Food is great.

Torvehallerne KBH had me hyped. Visions of gourmet delights and a vibrant food market danced in my head. While the reality wasn't bad, it didn't quite live up to the hype. The food itself was good. We found some tasty options, but nothing mind-blowing. Honestly, the open-faced sandwich I had was a bit of a letdown. Maybe it was just my choice, or perhaps I'd been spoiled by some truly amazing Danish food elsewhere. Another thing to consider: seating. We hit the market right at lunchtime, and let's just say it was packed. Every stall had a queue, not super long, but enough to make grabbing a seat and relaxing a bit of a challenge. Overall, Torvehallerne KBH was alright. It's a good option if you're looking for a quick bite and don't mind a bit of a crowd. But if you're expecting a gourmet food paradise, you might leave feeling a little underwhelmed, just like me.

World class food hall with a bounty of high-quality local goods and fresh produce. I recommend enjoying lunch here, purchasing a bottle of long pepper akvavit, sampling the local beer and purchasing many treats for your visit as well as souvenirs for only the most deserving of friends and family.

Beautiful food market spread over two buildings. Popular with locals and tourists alike, it's great for shopping or grabbing a bite. You can get very different kinds of food - smørrebrød, oysters, smoked fish, pastry, tacos, tapas.... Plenty of choices! We loved to eat there and try out new things. It's busy at peak times, but absolutely worth a short wait.

We came here a few times during our visit in Copenhagen and got smoke local trout, cured iberico tenderloin from spain, lots of fruits and other things. They have some deli counters, and I wishedd that we could have try more of them.

One of our favourite stops on a short visit to Copenhagen. We have some Smorrebrod, it was delicious. All the staff were very friendly and welcoming too! We were also face timing our daughter whilst waking through the next day, showing her the fruit market and the owner called us over and gave us a punnet of strawberries telling us to give them to her as a surprise! What a guy! The world is still so full of great people!

They said it's market but it's more like luxury food court which have some fresh vegetable, fruit and meat also seafood. Several famous restaurant and cafe have their stall here. Worth to come and try their food. Indoor and outdoor seating area. Restroom are outside and clean. Easy to access by bus and Subway. Really enjoy.

I honestly don’t understand the 5 star reviews to this place. I’ll give 0 star if I can. You cannot event call it a market. I’ve been to the central markets in Florence, in Lisbon, the outdoor morning market in Venice near Rialto bridge, Pike Street market in Seattle, and many more, all has a liveliness to it to call it a market. The bare minimal is that it needs to offer both fresh food/ingredients and good cooked food. We were very hungry in a dark night at around 6pm (Copenhagen winter time sun sets at 3-4pm, KBH closes at 7), circled around the “market”for three rounds. First we were surprised how small it is. Second, we cannot find anything to buy, to eat. There were few eateries, but anything looks even remotely like you can buy something, there was a long line. There is so few place to seat. It would be better off buying frankfurter at one of the night “Christmas markets”.

A great place to visit on your culinary travels. Two buildings with lots to choose from. The pork sandwich was incredible and the tacos were excellent as well.

Roast pork , veal meatballs and seafood dishes were so goooodd! It’s so fun visiting Torvehallerne where you can find all sorts of cuisines. Hija de sanchez were a no go , meats were so dry. Plenty of better taco places in California.