Let Small Luxury Hotels of the World transport you to a luxury hotel in Copenhagen where brushed-steel opera houses neighbour hundred-year-old powder-blue traders’ mansions and the delicious aroma of cinnamon pastries fills the air.
Luxury things to do in Copenhagen
Following a restorative soak in the salt-water floatation tank of a boutique spa, an invigorating massage hones the senses. A private barge trip takes in old fashioned sailing ships and the cheerful multi-coloured coloured 17th-century townhouses on the waterfront at Nyhavn, former home of Hans Christian Anderson. Settle into a cosy front-row seat at the Copenhagen Opera House for an intimate performance of a Carl Nielsen symphony.
Luxury shopping in Copenhagen
A walk down Strøget, Europe’s longest pedestrianised shopping street, reveals the imposing facade of the grand Magasin du Nord department store and numerous shiny marble stairways leading up to boutiques stocking glamorous wares. Lie back on velvety cushions for the rickshaw ride to the design emporiums of Vognmagergade for whisper-soft hand-knitted cashmere. Gammel Strand’s canal-side flea market is a great hunting ground for azure Royal Copenhagen porcelain.
Gourmet Copenhagen
Savour hearty local dishes like red deer with salt-baked beetroot in an ultra-modern Scandinavian restaurant. The city’s oldest building houses an elegant restaurant serving rich fruity cuisine like confit of goose with apricot foie gras amid medieval splendour. By night, the sound of fluttering red and white flags leads to the harbour where candlelit wooden sailing ships sell blue oysters from the fjords of Kerteminde and Odense.
Book your holiday in Copenhagen with Small Luxury Hotels of the World to float down the city’s canals on a bottle-green narrow-boat , visit luxury boutiques and stay in an exclusive Moorish-style palace complete with Venetian marble facade.