


Sunday Close enough to Nyhaven, Hotel Sanders, a retro townhouse hotel with a homey vibe and impeccable design, is the perfect place to stay.
Hotel Sanders
After dropping your bags off, walk or bike to the old industrial island of Refshaleøen, once home to the pioneering shipyard, B&W. It is now a vibrant cultural hub, boasting a wealth of restaurants, creative spots, startups and cultural experiences, and is the home of Noma, La Bachina, Reffen (Copenhagen’s street food market) and The Alchemist set to open in the summer of 2019. Grab breakfast at Lille, a bohemian bakery that serves up a large selection of artisanal, nutritious, and organic breads and pastries. Fermentation is central to the Danish culinary identity and it is seen in everything from their breads to their cheeses. So don’t miss out on their warm sourdough bread with a side of butter, cheese and jam, or their famed veggie or sausage roll.

Lille Bakery


Visit Copenhagen Contemporary, located in B&W’s old welding centre. It’s Scandinavia’s largest exhibition venue for contemporary art. The scale is impressive and the art even more so. Check out Claudia Comte’s “I Have Grown Taller from Standing with Trees” an interactive installation that calls attention to climate change, and the destruction caused by deforestation. The grid is a symbol of the subterranean network of microorganisms that allows trees to communicate with one another, and the distorted lines highlight the large scale disturbance of forest ecosystems. She raises awareness of the Earth’s fragility, and inspires us to reconnect with our environment and reestablish a local involvement in our forests.
Copenhagen Contemporary
Cycle back to Copenhagen and head to the hip neighbourhood of Nørrebro where you’ll find Christian Puglisi’s Italian restaurant Baest serving up one of the best pizzas you will ever have. You can watch the pizza masters at work, carefully crafting the perfect crust made from local flours, and topping it with creamy mozzarella made from local organic milks, and exceptional produce. Each pizza is given out one at a time per table as it is meant to be shared, and gives the chefs time to perfect the next one you order. Expect a mouthwatering experience.
Baest
On Sundays, most shops are closed, so instead plan a trip to the Louisiana Museum, a modern art museum located on the north coast of Sjaelland. After touring the different exhibitions with a pit stop at Yayoi Kusama’s permanently installed Infinity Room, stroll through their sculpture garden and finally sit by the Calder sculpture with a coffee in hand, and take in the breathtaking view of the Øresund Sound.