Denmark Trip Report
 

Hi --

Trip report here.

Recommendations from my trip to Denmark:

- Eat at Noma
- If you can't get into Noma, good surrogates are Relae, Alberto K, Geranium, Restaurant AOC
- Or try Dine with the Danes or Spiseloppen for something different
- Roam Christiania, check-out the grafitti art, venture down Pusher Street
- Drink a beer outside and people-watch
- Walk up the Rundetaarn
- Shop for home furnishings at Illums Bolighus, Normann Copenhagen, Hay and Klassic Moderne Mobelkunst
- Take a train north to Kronborg Castle and the Louisiana Museum
- Bring lots of $
- Don't jaywalk

D'Oh!
 

D'Oh! Posted link to the last post, not the first post.

Link to first post here.

I apologize.

Posts include:
- Copenhagen Visit: Not So Sure I Like It
- To Die for Lunch at Noma Restaurant
- A Stroll Through Copenhagen's Christiania
- The Danes are Different from Us
- Scammed! in a Copenhagen Shell Game
- What to do in Copenhagen for Fun
- Day Trip from Copenhagen by Train

The New York Times includes Elsinore, Denmark in its 52 Places to Go in 2014, citing the new Maritime Museum of Denmark (Elsinore) and the Blue Planet aquarium (Copenhagen).

Thanks for posting Esma- just a question regarding Noma- im heading to Copenhagen in May and am looking at the menu- is the menu option presented to you on arrival? I cant seem to find it on their website?

Thanks

You're welcome.

Noma menu. When I was there for lunch I had a choice of severals courses (around 8) or a 3-hour meal of 20 or so courses. Both menus were set. I couldn't have eaten another bite after completing the small menu.

Also, I don't have a link because the article isn't posted on their website, but this month's Conde Nast Traveler has an information-packed article on Scandinavian design, including a list of stores to visit in each country.

Was there in mid-December, and thoroughly loved Copenhagen.

Our meal at Noma (lunch) only consisted of one lunch option, the longer one, but I would recommend this one. Would also recommend Geranium for lunch, too.

Also, the Torvehallerne Food Market, and Mikkeller & Friends for some great beers.

Good article in this month's Conde Nast Traveler on Copenhagen's Jaegersborggade neighborhood and the best restaurants that can be found there:

http://www.cntraveler.com/stories/20...one-block-long