Take the boutique route with Hotel Sanders’ 54-room offering. Along with the warm, stay-in-all-day suites, the intimate cocktail bar is the ideal place to sip a Sazerac.

Between the Byredo-stocked bathrooms, snap-worthy staircase and incredible location, this historic hotel is our idea of modern, five-star luxury.

An inventive plant-based menu paired up with gorgeous views makes this three Michelin Star spot worth the splurge-worthy reservation.

Tuck into spectacular takes on classic Danish dishes (the breaded plaice smørrebrød is divine!) in a cozy interior that’s next to the canal.

Nestled in the Meatpacking District is Fiskebaren, a cool fish-focused spot slinging the freshest fare. Our go-to order? The oysters and a glass of natural wine.

Make this light-filled breakfast café part of your A.M. routine. The scrambled eggs and salmon plate will set you right for the day ahead.

Teeming with locals, this corner wine bar has an amazing selection on rotation. On Monday evening, guest chefs make a staff meal, like Thai fish curry, that patrons can get in on.

Located just outside the city, this modern art institution is undoubtedly worth the short train ride. Follow the Sculpture Park along the water to take in a gorgeous mix of art and nature.

One part farm-to-table restaurant, one part on-site sauna. The two-in-one experience at La Banchina connects you to the great outdoors—and all its dazzling offerings—in an unforgettable way.

One of our favourite accessory brands (seriously, it pairs so beautifully with T. LINE), Lié Studio just opened their first flagship store and the elegant space is just as captivating as their pieces.

Get your fix of true Scandi design at Ferm Living’s retail space—just don’t be surprised if you come home to boxes on boxes of stunning pieces.

A trip to HAY House is a requisite when visiting Copenhagen. Their colour-saturated accessories have “chic souvenirs” written all over them.

The curatorial eyes at Another Nue know exactly the brands to build a beautiful wardrobe on. Expect Cecilie Bahnsen, Saks Potts, Sophie Bille Brahe and other contemporary local greats.