La Cabra Møntergade

As one of the countries with the highest daily consumption of coffee, Danes certainly know how to roast their beans, and Denmark is, without a doubt, the right place to appreciate a good cup of Joe. With that said, here are a few carefully handpicked favourites to satisfy your caffeine cravings. Keep in mind: ◾ Oat milk is a widespread dairy-free alternative, so don't hesitate to state your preference if you fancy a caffe latte or a flat white. ◾ Copenhagen tops as one of the most expensive cities in Europe. Prices range approximately from DKK30 ($4.50/4€) for a filter coffee to DKK50 ($7.50/7€) for a caffe latte. Make sure to budget accordingly. ◾ Most places offer great food options. Let yourself get tempted by the squishy sourdough buns with cheese and butter or the mouthwatering pastries!

Explore Copenhagen on a caffeine & danish pastry-fueled adventure with this café & bakery passport map. Your guide to exploring the city's most vibrant cafés and the freshest smelling bakeries; packed with hidden gems, soft breads, flavourful drinks, and sweet treats. With every coffee, grab a Danish pastry to complete the experience. The most common ones include: Kanelsnegle - Danish version of the cinnamon bun. Spandauer - Flakey pastry with custard or jam, one of the most beloved. Tebirkes - Layers of flaky dough covered in poppy seeds.

Short trip to Copenhagen, which I am very excited about.