Nansensgade - A Hip Local Copenhagen.If you ask a Copenhagener where to find both trendy boutiques and delicious food in a lively atmosphere, the answer will be Nansensgade.

The narrow one-way street on the outskirts of the inner-city is buzzing with life, and in its laid-back shops you can find everything from sushi and chocolate to dresses and shoes.
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Christianshavn - Copenhagen's Bohemian Rhapsody
Once a working-class neighbourhood, today Christianshavn is a trendy part of the city with its own unique personality. Businessmen, artists, yuppies, hippies and traditional families with children live side-by-side among cool cafes, Michelin-starred restaurants and charming 19-century houses along picturesque canals.
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Vesterbro: Red hot trendy spot
Vesterbro used to be known as Copenhagen's worker´s quarter and red light district. The last few years a genuine transformation has occurred in the area, and now this old, run down patch of dark tenements and cheap worker's accommodation is one of the hippest places in the city - not just to live, but to shop, eat, drink and have a great night out.
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Hot Spot: Nørrebro
If a group of 20-somethings is planning a night out, their destination is likely to be the hip Nørrebro. And if they fancy a spot of shopping - for clothes, exotic foods, bric-a-brac or antiques - Nørrebro has that too. Over the last couple of years the area has evolved into one of the city's hottest quarter with an influx of young, hip and ethnic inhabitants.
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Nyhavn in Copenhagen
Nyhavn - the oldest part of Copenhagen Harbour - is a popular meeting place, and perfect for enjoying a drink in one of the many open air cafes, restaurants and bars. As soon as the sun is out in early spring, the Danes move the chairs and tables outside and from the first summer day the quay is crowded with people who can enjoy the view of the moored wooden sailing boats.
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Culture on the Waterfront
Copenhagen's harbour front is currently undergoing a major transformation. Grand building projects featuring new cultural institutions, hotels, shopping centres, offices, and private homes have either recently been completed or are under way. One of the city's most impressive new buildings by the water is the extension to the Royal Library, better known as "the Black Diamond".
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Free town Christiania - thirty-five turbulent years
Every year free town Christiania attracts between a half and a million visitors, who enjoy the many exciting and varied restaurants, cafés, venues and shops in this free town built on the dreams of a life of freedom and the notion of a town run by the residents themselves.
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