A Poetic Plea
Climate change is one of the hottest topics in the media right now. But with the usual onslaught of alarming imagery, how do you reach a public that distances itself from a problem too immense and overwhelming to deal with? “100 Places To Remember Before
U-TURN
A Quadrennial for Contemporary Art in Copenhagen
Underground Attractions
Copenhagen is viewed by many tourists as the capital of the Little Mermaid and H.C. Andersen – quaint, cozy and traditional. But Copenhagen also attracts a different kind of, international traveler that passes on the sights proposed by many guide books an
A Rarefied Escape to the Land of Kullen
Opposite of the sound from the Danish city of Helsingør, internationally known as the setting of Shakespeare’s Hamlet, is the Swedish city of Helsingborg, situated on the north side of the Oresund.
Copenhagen’s take on bicycles
“I want to ride my bicycle - I want to ride it where I like”…
COBRA - Art moving in mysterious ways
It was a beautiful evening in the streets of Paris, some 60 years ago, when a group of friends gathered at Café Notre Dame and had a lively discussion about their shared passion - art. Before the night was over and the last drinks were finished, Danish pa
A Softer Side of Scandinavia
Copenhagen has been a destination capital in Scandinavia for centuries, but since the summer of 2000, it has also been something else: a gateway to Europe.
Mapping Copenhagen Art
Copenhagen is a wonderful city with an increasingly vibrant focus on art. In recent years a variety of new galleries representing both Danish and International artists have become firmly established in the city landscape.
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The Paustian Experience
Nowadays, restaurants are becoming more than just a place to eat and shops are more than a place to purchase wares. They are fusing becoming galleries where the aesthetics, atmosphere and every last detail give a little something extra to experience.
The Art of the Danish Lunch
Christmas is by far the very best time to experience one of the most traditional types of Danish cuisine in all its shapes and forms. The open-faced sandwich, or smørrebrød (meaning “butter and bread”), is a long standing Danish tradition that can be samp
The Ultimate Beer Experience
A recent boom in beer making is sweeping through the country and bars, brewpubs and restaurants around Copenhagen are offering a wider variety of beer than ever before.
Jazz – Alive and Kicking in Copenhagen
Copenhagen made it easy for American jazz musicians to get around
Relax & Replenish in Copenhagen
Slow down and relax during your stay in Copenhagen.
Gastronomic Wonders in Copenhagen
Copenhagen is now the place to dine. Ten restaurants were recently awarded with Michelin stars
Consuming Culture - Eating Out
Having lunch by the canals, sipping a café latte in the sun or simply people-watching while dining out has become a weekend must.
The Royal Ballet: A World of Magic and Mystique
The Danish Bournonville tradition is renowned for its mystical storytelling and refined technique. The dancers are devoted to their profession despite the extraordinary physical and mental demands they are required to meet at training and on stage.
A Danish Christmas Carol
Danes are crazy about candlelight and imaginative Christmas decorations.
Single White Fairyland Seeking New Image
The anger of the Muslim world in the wake of the Muhammad drawings has challenged the Danish view of Denmark.
Danish Movies Rebel Against Dogma
after ten years of handheld cameras, frames that were out of focus and absolutely no music.
An Exclusive Gettaway
The twenty-two rooms, the restaurant and the village of Skovshoved come together to create a unique experience with an authentic atmosphere.
Danish Cuisine is World Class
The restaurant standard in Denmark’s capital has never been higher.
