Copenhagen/Nørrebro

By train

While a Metro line is on the drawing board, for the moment Nørrebro is poorly served by rail. The S-train system's ring line F runs along the northern border of the district, with two stops Bispebjerg which is not really interesting attraction wise, and the district's namesake station Nørrebro which lies at the northern end of Nørrebrogade. The most common option is to take the train or Metro to Nørreport station, and walk from there, or catch one of the frequent buses running along Nørrebrogade.

By bus

• 3A Sets of at Nordhavn Station on Østerbro and enter Nørrebro on Tagensvej with stops at Sankt Hans Torv, Nørrebrogade and Stengade. From there it continues across to Frederiksberg, doing a loop around the center, before terminating in Sydhavnen.
• 4A Also does a half loop around the city center, serving the northern part of Nørrebro with several stops, from its northern terminus at Svannemøllen station. The most important stops being Nørrebro station and Lundtoftegade, before it too crosses Åboulevarden and enters Frederiksberg. It continues its loop all the way to Amager
• 5A If your accommodation is on Nørrebro, this line is the best option, as it sets out from the Airport, and runs through the Inner City, stopping at Nørreport station for interchange with the Metro and S-Train lines. It continues through the length of Nørrebrogade, with stops at Elmegade and Ravnsborggade (for shopping), Nørrebro's runddel square, Nørrebro Station (For interchange with S-train line F, and Bellahøj (for the Camping and Youth hostel accommodation). It terminates at Husum torv in the northern suburbs.
• 6A Has very little use for tourists, it runs between Rødovre and Emdrup through the inner city, with stops at Tagensvej and Bispebjerg station on Nørrebro.
• 350S Is an express line running between Ballerup in the northern suburbs, and the lovely village of Dragør on Amager. It is one of the two buslines serving the length of Nørrebrogade, with the same major stops as line 5A

By foot

Nørrebro lies a within a manageable walking distance from Nørreport station, and the northern entry point to Strøget. Walk in North-eastern direction down Frederiksborggade, until you reach the bridge across the lakes, once you've passed it, you're on Nørrebro.

Most of the interesting places on Nørrebro are concentrated southern part of the district, nearest to the city center, so it is easy to get around to the various sights on foot, or even better, on bike as the locals do. Bus lines 5A and 350S runs the length of Nørrebrogade, the major artery, if your feet gives up on you.

• Assistens Cemetery

  phone: +45 35 37 19 17
  address: Kapelvej 4
  Both a cemetery and a peaceful park, replete with sunbathers and joggers. The A-section has big trees, bicycle paths and historical graves, including such famous Danes as the philosopher Kierkegaard, children's writer Hans-Christian Andersen and Scherfig. The place has very special atmosphere, in that it also doubles as a park, so you can see people having picnic or tanning in the sun, between the often impressive tombstones.

• Barbie Doll Museum

  address: Borups Allé 180
  Insanely large, private collection of Barbie dolls from 1959 onwards. The museum is only open by appointment with the owner, Lene Darlie Pedersen, who will also act as a guide. For appointment, call +45 38 10 30 23.

• Grundtvigskirken

  phone: +45 35 81 54 42
  address: På Bjerget 14 B
  Is a huge brickwork church at Bispebjerg, designed by Peder Klint and finished by his son, famous architect Kaare Klint. It is a peculiar mix of a traditional Danish village church, and bombastic Gothic style.

• Herman Stilling Museum

  phone: +45 33 12 18 69
  address: Kapelvej 2
  Herman Stilling was a Danish author and painter (1925-1996), who lived most of his life on Nørrebro. In 2003 a small museum was opened in the old stables by Assistentens cemetery, with many of his paintings of trolls and gnomes.

• Politihistorisk museum

  phone: +45 35 36 88 88
  address: Fælledvej 20
  Housed next to a prison, in an old police station. This museum has exhibitions portraying both cunning criminal cases, and witty police work, including artifacts from the cases displayed.

• VerdensKulturCenteret

  phone: +45 23 29 79 06
  address: Nørre Allé 7
  Run by the municipal administration, this is house is fittingly located in the most ethnic diverse district of Copenhagen. Houses festivals, lectures, art exhibitions, concerts and film screenings, organized by various ethnic minority associations in the city. Also has a cheap cafe, with a single daily dish of the day (lunch: 45 Kr and dinner: 65 Kr)

• Empire Bio

  phone: +45 35 36 00 36
  address: Guldbergsgade 29 F
  Independent Cinema, which is often described as the best in Copenhagen, despite - or because of - its modest size. Balances between independent productions and mainstream movies. As is the case with all Danish cinemas, international movies are shown in their original language.

• Folkets Hus

  address: Stengade 50
  Along with the newly renovated park in front of the house, the place is a product of the squatting movement from the 80s, and still carries some of the spirit of the old days. Go here for a cup of coffee, discussions, lectures, concerts or parties with left-wing peers. Or simply ooze or have a barbecue in the nice park in front of the house.

• Grøndal Centeret

  phone: +45 38 34 11 09
  address: Hvidkildevej 64
  Grøndalscentret is a huge indoor sports complex, one of the largest in Northern Europe. Go for a good game of squash or bowling, do some swings in the gulf simulator or at the fencing operator, or a work out in the fitness center. And wind down in the cafe after wards. It is quite close to the Youth Hostel and Camping grounds.

• Kaleidoskop - K1

  phone: +45 70 26 53 02
  address: Nørrebrogade 37
  Kaleidoskop is stage for modern and experimenting theater performances in the heart of Nørrebro, and has been running for 15 years.

• Literaturhaus

  address: Møllegade 7
  Housed in a former church, this is Denmark’s first live venue for literature. Here audiences can experience readings by national and international writers, participate in discussions, or participate in events cent red on music, film and other art forms or on their cross-fertilisation with literature.

• Nørrebro Theater

  phone: +45 35 200 900
  address: Ravnsborggade 3
  Theatre on Nørrebro, with a focus on being the peoples theater, with down to earth plays, often edging over into Comedy. Mostly spoken, Danish performances, so probably best suited for Scandinavians.

• Lygten Station

  phone: +45 33 55 66 77
  address: Lygten 2A
  Cultural house and concert venue in a beautiful old disused station building, right by Nørrebro station. The area outdoors has tables and serves beer in the summer, inside there is a stage. Hosts art exhibitions, concerts (jazz and rock), film screenings etc. according to the program posted on their website.

• Ungdomshuset Dortheavej

  address: Dortheavej 61
  When authorities decided to clear out Ungdomshuset (Jagtvej 69) on Nørrebro, it ended up in an Orwellian nightmare, with widespread riots that trashed the whole neighborhood. The movement behind the old house, is rebuilding and relocating to Nord-Vest. The house is home for the far left, anarchist, and punk movements of Copenhagen. Hosts concerts, parties, open kitchens, Yoya classes etc. Also has a bar, workshops, etc.
• Go for a walk in Utterslev Mose, 2 square kilometers, of lakes, grass, bicycle lanes, walking paths, and streams.

Ravnsborggade and Elmegade are two side streets to Nørrebro's main artery, Nørrebrograde, and they are packed with small, interesting stores. Start here at lunch, and grab a bite in one of the many small places dotted around the neighborhood, offering cheap, quality food. Do your shopping in some of the city's most unique stores, and finish the
day of with a celebratory drink, on - or around - Sankt Hans Torv, with its excellent nightlife options (check the drink listings below). Just don't get so carried away you that you leave your shopping bags behind. Amazingly, it is all within a 500 meter radius.

Ravnsborggade

Is the 2nd street on your right, after you cross the lakes from the downtown area. It is mostly famous for its large number of antique stores, covering every price range, and which expand their stores out on the sidewalk in the summer months. It also has a fair amount of small and interesting fashion stores to breeze through - many of these are the fashion designers' own stores. The streets commercial association runs its own website, and also arranges flea markets several times a year (dates are posted on the website). Please note that only stores with their own websites are listed here, in order of street numbers - there are many more options to choose from, including on the side streets where Antik Hallen (The Antique hall) on Sortedams Dossering by the lakes deserves a special mention.

• 66°NorthThis store run by an Icelandic company, sells high performance adventure clothing, mainly for cold conditions, and has both a men's and a ladies section.

• Strand Galleriet

  phone: +45 20 55 58 06
  address: Ravnsborggade 5
  A nice little gallery run by a couple from Western Jutland, hence the rather odd name (The Beach Gallery). Nice attitudes, and friendly staff - lets locals borrow paintings home, and see if it fits with their home.

• Antikviteter & Kuriosa

  phone: +45 35 36 62 56
  address: Ravnsborggade 10
  With 45 years in the business, this guy seems to be knowing what he is doing, and his specialty is brass.

• Veirhanen

  phone: +45 35 35 31 42
  address: Ravnsborggade 12
  This store has a large catalog and a well developed website - with most of the items for sale posted online.

• Kim Antons & Co Antique

  phone: +45 35 37 06 24
  address: Ravnsborggade 14A
  One of the more exclusive stores, dealing primarily with furniture from the 19th century, and prices mostly going from 5000 Kr and up (way up)

• ABC Antiques

  phone: +45 35 37 01 58
  address: Ravnsborggade 15
  This is one of the more cozy stores on the street, with wide variety from furniture to decor, and pieces going all the way between 18th century and modern classics time wise.

• Bungalow

  phone: +45 35 85 40 65
  address: Ravnsborggade 17
  Bungalow has a large collection of home decor and textiles imported directly from India by the owner, but also sells other textiles in a wide variety of patterns and colors.

• Stig P

  phone: +45 35 35 75 00
  address: Ravnsborggade 18
  Fashion store for women, carrying both Stig P's own brand, and several other international brands. As a twist, in spirit with the street, this store also sells antique Kimono's from Japan.

• Ingerslev Antiques

  phone: +45 35 37 88 89
  address: Ravnsborggade 22
  A cozy antique store running on its 17th year, where the dust in the corners and the general mess, are part of the concept - and you can choose whether to have a chat with the owner, or just breeze the store without feeling obliged to buy anything.

• Birte Magnussen Antiques

  phone: +45 35 24 16 30
  address: Ravnsborggade 22
  shop information pending research.

Elmegade

Two streets further up Nørrebrogade on the same side as Ravnsborggade is Elmegade. This small street has many small and interesting fashion stores, and many options for quality take away, or a quick bite of sushi, organic bread, bagels or good sandwiches. Again only shops with a web presence are listed here.

• Fünf

  phone: +45 35 37 13 80
  address: Elmegade 2
  Five young designers, each running their own brand, is behind this collective on Elmegade. Mainly womens fashion and accessories, but also a few items for the men around, mainly by designer Tolsing.

• Goggle

  phone: +45 35 37 50 49
  address: Elmegade 3
  Was one of the first fashion stores to open on the street, run by a Frenchman and an Aussie, who has built an almost fanatical following. Both for men and women, and from the affordable to the exclusive.

• Carhartt

  address: Elmegade 13
  A nice store specialized in the Detroit brand Carhartt (and Burton) producing mens apparel. But actually blends in nicely with the surrounding stores, which mainly offers Danish fashion.

• Hooha

  phone: +45 35 37 60 37
  address: Elmegade 14
  Nice little store, with cool wall paintings, and a friendly staff. Runs their own brand where 10 freelance designers does the prints, but also sells a few other hard-to-get brands.

• Elektrocute

  phone: +45 35 36 34 41
  address: Elmegade 20
  As the fantastic store name could hint, this underground shop sells clothing connected to the Electronica scene. But you can also browse the internet at the computer in the back of the store, buy one of the carefully selected compilation CD's, and even get a hair cut.

Jægersborggade

Likes to brand itself as the Berliner Quarter of Copenhagen.... The small cobbled street has a good variety of speciality shops ranging from small food and coffee joints to ceramics to vintage clothes, and a few galleries to boot. Usually, the shops are open late (9pm or later) every first Thursday of the month. Coming from central Nørrebro (by the Lakes), take a stroll through Assistens Cemetery and you'll find Jægersborggade as an extension of this path just across Jagtvej. The street has a website, but it's in Danish only.

• Ruben & Bobby

  phone: +45 36 96 64 31
  address: Jægersborggade 6
  A curious mix of second hand stuff like games and action figures, fashion, their own designs - mainly inspired from the 90ties. And to add the confusion you can even get a haircut

• Ceramist Inge Vincents

  phone: +45 36 96 68 50
  address: Jægersborggade 27
  Award winning ceramics

• Karamelleriet

  phone: +45 70 23 77 77
  address: Jægersborggade 36
  Wonderful hand made caramels

• My Favourite Things

  phone: +45 30 30 79 95
  address: Jægersborggade 45
  Organic skin care and other favourite

• Æter

  address: Jægersborggade 48
  Record store and DJ events

• CMYK Kld

  phone: +45 21 62 95 63
  address: Jægersborggade 51
  Unique and super fine graphics gallery

• MALL

  address: Jægersborggade 54
  Known and unknown design

• Elsgaard

  address: Jægersborggade 55
  hand made shoes

• Kaktus København

  address: Jægersborggade 35
  Sells cactuses of all sizes, from tiny succulents (from 35kr) to huge things.

The dining on Nørrebro is dominated by the ethnic diversity of the district. From the dozen of take-away stores dotted along Nørrebrogade and Elmegade, offering everything from middle eastern over Thai to Japanese cuisine. The restaurants are just as diverse, and the prices are among the cheapest in town.

Budget

Nørrebrogade is the schawarma street of Copenhagen with a large number of small restaurants competing on especially schawarmas. They start at 15 Kr for a small schawarma in a pita and 20 Kr for a large one in a home-made wrap.

• Ayuttaya

  phone: +45 35 37 38 68
  address: Griffenfeldsgade 39
  No frills Thai food restaurant, serving decent courses in a setting you would expect at this price level, wax table cloth, and tacky Thai decor.

• Kates Joint

  phone: +45 35 37 44 96
  address: Blågårdsgade 12
  No, you don't get high here, but it is a cozy and intimate place, and a long time favorite of the locals, for its personality and good size portions of food from every corner of the planet.

• Lá Lúa

  phone: +45 38 19 63 63
  address: Frederikssundsvej 32
  Cheap Vietnamese restaurant, surprisingly good food considering the location and the price, but the environs are definitely non pretentious.

• Quattro Fontane

  phone: +45 35 39 39 31
  address: Guldbergsgade 3
  Decent Italian cuisine, cooked up by real Italians - which definitely isn't the norm in this price range.

• Ritas Smørrebrød

  phone: +45 60 47 80 90
  address: Fælledvej 11
  One of the best, and definitely the best value, for the national dish, smørrebrød. Many locals order for the next day and pick up on the way to work (hence the 07.00 opening) but even if you stop by for lunch, there are still going to be a few dozen choices including the classics (dyrlægens natmad, æbleflæsk, skinkesalaten, leverpostej, etc). The sandwiches are somewhat smaller here than at Åmanns or Torvehallerne, but at 12kr each, four of them is still a cheap satisfying meal. As the front window says, "Smørrebrod, luksus smørrebrød".

Mid-range

• Bodega

  phone: +45 35 39 07 07
  address: Kapelvej 1
  A nice brasserie with cool interiors, and bar with live DJ on the weekends, great food (with a menu of the day Tuesdays and Thursdays at 115 Kr) and good drinks - and beers from a micro brewery.

• Cafe 22

  phone: +45 35373827
  address: Sortedam Dossering 21
  Nice restaurant and separate cafe at the lakes.

• Mama Africa

  phone: +45 35 39 49 89
  address: Griffenfeldsgade 17
  One of the only Sub-Saharan African restaurants in the country, crazy chef in the good way, but bring some African patience with you, as the waits can get rather long

• Tribeca NV

  phone: +45 35 85 10 50
  address: Bygmestervej 2
  This place is in an old 30'ties factory, and does a fairly good job combining a raw New York style loft - in the spirit of the neighborhood, with an Italian tratoria. And the food is excellent.

• Måltid

  phone: +45 35422224
  address: Bispebjerg Torv 2
  Brunch, lunch and dinner in small six-tables restaurant with a view over Bispebjerg Square. The dining options in the northwest area are limited, but this is an excellent restaurant with an ambitious cook. There is plenty of fresh vegetables, high quality meat, chicken, and fish.

Splurge

• Kiin Kiin

  phone: +45 35 35 75 55
  address: Guldberggsgade 21
  Expensive, but takes Thai cuisine to a wholly different level, for which the restaurant was awarded its first Michellin Star in 2007. Book ahead on weekends as the restaurant fills up quickly.

Bars

• Cafe Tjili Pop

  phone: +45 3535 9020
  address: Rantzausgade 28 A-B
  Small cozy cafe that gets up and going Fridays and Saturdays with live music and a lively, rocking crowd. Their live music quality is rather high, but is free entry.

• Drone

  phone: +45 35 85 87 00
  address: Nørrebrogade 184
  A very popular 2 floor bar and nightclub, on the northern end of Nørrebrogade. Dishes out reasonably priced cocktails, with rock music blasting out the speakers, and live music in basement every Thursday. The black on black walls and interiors makes for an interesting setting.

• Blågårds Apotek

  phone: +45 35 37 24 42
  address: Blågårds Plads 2
  This place is an institution on Nørrebro, and provides good atmosphere, propped up by candlelight and beer. There is Live music going on Thursday-Saturday

• Café Castro

  phone: +45 35 85 35 85
  address: Nørrebrogade 209
  Large cafe, with a huge outdoor serving area on a square for warm days. The indoor palm trees does its best to provide a tiny bit of Cuban vibe to the place, which is otherwise a Danish-Middle Eastern hybrid.

• Gilt

  address: Rantzausgade 39
  A bit far away from anything else, this is a good cocktail bar in unlikely surroundings. For Copenhagen the coctails here are reasonbly priced, and the servings are quite big.

• Saxons

  phone: +45 35 86 16 03
  address: Jagtvej 71
  Laid back bar, which anonymous and little worn down looks, makes for a surprise when top-notch national and international DJ's starts swinging the decks, in a nice mix of Hip Hop, Electronica and Dance music. Except for Wednesdays which are designated Reggae nights.

Sankt Hans Torv nightlife

Sankt Hans Torv is a square in the southern part of Nørrebro, the square itself, and the surrounding streets, is packed with fantastic bars and clubs - many locals go here to drink, and the close proximity of the bars make it a perfect place for a pub crawl, where you can breeze through the bars drink by drink, till you end up at a place you really enjoy. When it is warm Pussy Galore, Café Sebastopol and Plenum has very popular outdoor seating on the square. If you're cheap, just grab a beer in the 7-Eleven store on the corner, and hang out with the "poor" students by the fountain.
Sankt Hans Torv quarter Bars:

• Barcelona

  phone: +45 35 35 76 11
  address: Fælledvej 21
  A large bar with a dancefloor, which also doubles as a restaurant during the day. It is very popular and gets crowded in the weekends - when the DJ starts spinning records around midnight.

• Cafeen Funke

  phone: +45 35 35 17 32
  address: Blegdamsvej 2
  The rather odd name, comes from a pun in Danish, translating into something like "Will the cafe work?". It is a cheap place, popular with the alternative crowd, and more of bar than a cafe. Sometimes there are live performances.

• Cafe Osbourne

  phone: +45 35 39 99 17
  address: Elmegade 23
  Are you favourite premier league club playing? this is your place then. Unpretentous to the extreme, and a few expat regulars who come her for a beer, chat and watching football.

• Cafe Sebastopol

  phone: +45 35 36 30 02
  address: Sankt Hans Torv 32
  Huge café, with a large outdoor serving area, that gets very busy during sunshine - also serves decent food, so it is a good place for brunch if the weather is good.

• Mexi bar

  phone: +45 35 37 77 66
  address: Elmegade 27
  Tequilas anyone? what other place to "get things moving", than probably the only Mexican themed bar in the city, on the corner of Elmegade and the square. It is quite cheap too.

• Oak room

  phone: +45 36 60 38 60
  address: Birkegade 10
  If you're up for some cocktails, head north past Rust, and into this place in the basement. It is often really crammed, but take it as a sign that the cocktails here are good. Although there are a few misses on the drinks menu.

• Gefährlich

  phone: +45 35 24 13 24
  address: Fælledvej 7
  A seemingly odd mix of restaurant, cocktail bar, nightclub, hairdresser and art gallery, but it works surprisingly well. DJ starts spinning records for the crowd on the dance floor around 11PM Tuesday to Saturday.

• Nørrebro Bryghus

  phone: +45 33 30 05 30
  address: Ryesgade 3
  This Brewpub is an excellent option for starting the night, with good food, and great beer, produces right in the tanks you are sitting between

• Plenum

  phone: +45 35 37 02 77
  address: Sankt Hans Torv 3
  Play it cool with the fashionable Danish students, from the medical faculty of the university. Outdoor seating on the sidewalk opposite the square, and good cakes!

• Pussy Galore's Flying Circus

  phone: +45 35 24 53 00
  address: Sankt Hans Torv 30

• Temple Bar

  phone: +45 35 37 44 14
  address: Nørrebrogade 48
  A nice down to earth place, with old 2nd hand sofas and lounge chairs on two floors, there is an equally worn out, but workable pool and fuss-ball table upstairs, and the speakers are playing non-mainstream tunes.

• Understellet

  address: Nørrebrogade 24
  Fancy a round of pool? this place is a bit worn down, but not only have two (worn out) pool tables and a game of fussball. It is also cheap, with beers going over the desk for

• Ølbaren

  phone: +45 35 35 45 34
  address: Elmegade 2
  This is a small place, with one of city's largest selections of beers. The menu is huge and very explanatory, and if you're still lost - the clever staff will be able to sort you out. Crammed on weekends.

Sankt Hans Torv quarter Clubs and Venues:
If you get tired of drinking, and want to burn out some calories on a dance floor, head for these two clubs. That also has frequent live acts on their stages.

• Global Copenhagen

  phone: +45 30 64 00 33
  address: Nørre Alle 7
  Underpinning the ethnicity of the neighborhood this nightclub and concert stage opened its doors in 2007. The stage hosts a variety of music from every corner of the globe, and on select evenings (check their website for details) Club Global takes over with DJ's from every corner of the world.

• Rust

  phone: +45 35 24 52 00
  address: Guldbergsgade 8
  Rust is where most people head after midnight from the many bars above. It is one of the city's best clubs, but also a music stage for rhythmic music concerts several times per week (check website for program).

• Spillestedet Stengade

  phone: +45 35 35 50 69
  address: Stengade 18
  Located on Stengade this venue hosts concerts during the week and weekend, featuring a wide variety of genres including metal, rock, electronica, dubstep, jazz and hip hop, and hosts RUBA'DUB Sundays - "Copenhagens only weekly reggae bashment and the cities loudest Sunday party, every damn Sunday for the past 10 years." - every Sunday at 10pm.

Budget

• Bellahøj Camping

  phone: +45 38 10 11 50
  address: Hvidkildevej 66
  As cheap as it gets, and as close as it gets to the city center for camping. The camping ground has a small shop, and rents out bikes for 65 Kr/day. Only open in summer (July 1st-August 31st).

• Bellahøj Youth Hostel

  address: Herbergvejen 8
  Nice clean hostel, with shared kitchen, TV lounge,laundry facilities and a Foosball table available. The outdoor garden area is really nice, with barbecue, a mega size chess game, and benches available. Strict enforcement of no-alcohol policy though.

• Sleep-in Green

  phone: +45 35 37 77 77
  address: Ravnsborggade 18
  This place you can crash in the rather spartan bunk beds, and do your bit for the evironment - with 2nd hand furtiture, organic breakfast, and toilets flushing in rainwater etc. Open from May to the end of October.

• Sleep In Heaven Hostel

  phone: +45 35 35 46 48
  address: Struenseegade 7
  Right around the corner from Tjili Pop - a local bar. Pretty spartan conditions, except for the common area and toilets which are recently renovated, but the only real backpackers style accommodation in town - along with the sidekick Sleep-in Green - with an outdoor beer garden, a pool table, free lockers and free internet. The staff are young and friendly and the place is clean. Alcohol from outside cannot be consumed inside the premises although you can buy beer and wine from the counter.

Mid-range

• Hotel Nora

  phone: +45 35 37 20 21
  address: Nørrebrogade 18B
  Nice location near the lakes and the good shopping and nightlife options in the district. Newly renovated (2002), and it comes with free wireless internet and breakfast buffet.

The postal code for Nørrebro is 2200 (København N) and 2400 (København NV) for the North Western part.

• Nørrebro Library

  phone: +45 35 85 68 53
  address: Bragesgade 8

• Nørrebro Post office

  phone: +45 80 20 70 30
  address: Jagtvej 64
  Offers the normal range of postal services, as well as Western Union transfer and selling tickets for concerts plays etc.

• Bispebjerg Hospital

  phone: +45 35 31 35 31
  address: Bispebjerg Bakke 23
  This hospital is the main ER for patients from the Nørrebro and Østerbro districts.

• The Laundromat Cafe

  phone: +45 35 35 26 72
  address: Elmegade 15
  Nothing short of a match made in heaven for any traveler, this is a combined bar/cafe and coin laundry, where you can wash your rags, drink a coffee or cold beer, and read in one of the numerous books, while you are waiting for you laundry to finish.

• Sjællandsgade Bad

  phone: +45 35 39 06 06
  address: Sjællandsgade 12A
  Bath and spa.