Darcy’s Kaffe

Welcome to Copenhagen, the enchanting Danish capital that seamlessly blends rich history with contemporary charm. Whether you're strolling through the colorful streets of Nyhavn, indulging in a cup of world-class coffee at a cozy café, or savoring the delectable flavors of the local cuisine, prepare to embark on an unforgettable journey through the heart of Scandinavia, where tradition meets innovation and aesthetic knows no bounds. This travel guide contains 60+ places around Copenhagen for you to make the most of your next trip to the Danish capital, including: ⚓️ Where to go for free aerial views of the city 🥐 Where to find the most delicious cardamom bun ☕️ Endless cafés to enjoy a cup of freshly roasted coffee 🍲 A number of great dinner spots to treat your tastebuds 🍸 Bar recommendations for your night out  👗 Vintage, Book & Concept Stores tucked away in little side streets 🚲 How to get around the city 🏨 A hotel recommendation for a lovely boutique hotel    Most of these places, I have tried myself. The rest are recommendations of a Danish friend I made while hiking in Patagonia, Chile who lives in Copenhagen. I have marked my favorite food places with a little ✨.  For some additional information, peek at the little notes I left. 📝

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.